Children to learn this week if they’re at risk for retention under reading requirements
Parents across the state should learn this week whether their third and fourth-graders are at risk for retention because of.
Parents across the state should learn this week whether their third and fourth-graders are at risk for retention because of.
In two weeks, parents in Knox County will know if their children are at risk of having to repeat the.
Tennessee Department of Education Assistant Commissioner David Laird told the State Board of Education Friday that school districts may not.
Even under a best-case scenario, hundreds of Metro-Nashville Public School (MNPS) students will have to repeat the fourth-grade next year.
When Tennessee lawmakers return to Nashville from this week’s snow delay, fourth-grade retention may very well succeed last year’s heated.
The new school year is underway across Tennessee and teachers, administrators, parents, and students are looking forward to new opportunities.
The number of third-grade students approved to advance to the fourth-grade by appeal grew by 5 percent over the last.
This month school districts across the state are continuing a learning strategy that saw success during the pandemic. Summer learning.
The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) says it has approved the appeals of more than 81 percent of students who.
The vast majority of Hamilton County third-graders who took the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) retake are still not clear.