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Tuition at Tennessee’s public colleges and universities will not increase for the next school year after a vote from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission froze those tuition rates for the

A big budget for higher education in the state made it possible for Tennessee colleges to keep tuition flat despite rising inflation.

This is a two-part series on the Oak Ridge High School Class of 2022. Enjoy this look back and forward.

Jane Ryerson said it was important to organizers to ensure that Veterans Honor Roll Park represented "strength and durability for years to come. Just like the American soldier."

The Bachelor’s of Applied Technology (BAT) in Manufacturing Engineering Technology is designed to move working professionals in manufacturing into more advanced career roles and help fill growing workforce gaps in the industry.

The event is happening Wednesday from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. and is dedicated to showing appreciation to the teachers, students, and community professionals involved in Envirolutions Project ReCharge.

Official highlights President’s directives to create motivating environment

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Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson has announced the hiring of Dr. Patrick Davis, Sr., as its new Vice President of Operations as of March 1, 2022.

Tennessee’s new state budget includes $10 million to turn the old Boones Creek Elementary School into a dual enrollment Tennessee College of Applied Technology satellite campus.