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New Tennessee bill to give schools 10 days for virtual learning a year

A new bill could give schools the option to offer virtual or remote instruction in the event of extreme weather or serious outbreaks of illness.

Davidson countyUnited statesOlivia krauthJeremy faisonKeisha roweSteve southerlandBill leeAndy beshearSenate education committeeSchool zoneSenate senTennessee house republicansMetro nashville public schoolsTennessee education commissioner penny schwinnMississippi state board

New Tennessee bill to give schools 10 days for virtual learning a year

A new bill could give schools the option to offer virtual or remote instruction in the event of extreme weather or serious outbreaks of illness.

Davidson countyUnited statesOlivia krauthJeremy faisonKeisha roweSteve southerlandBill leeAndy beshearSenate education committeeSchool zoneSenate senTennessee house republicansMetro nashville public schoolsTennessee education commissioner penny schwinnMississippi state board

New Tennessee bill to give schools 10 days for virtual learning a year

A new bill could give schools the option to offer virtual or remote instruction in the event of extreme weather or serious outbreaks of illness.

Davidson countyUnited statesOlivia krauthJeremy faisonKeisha roweSteve southerlandBill leeAndy beshearSenate education committeeSchool zoneSenate senTennessee house republicansMetro nashville public schoolsTennessee education commissioner penny schwinnMississippi state board

COVID-19 in Mississippi: Residents share how their lives have changed

Some told of big changes. Some told of small. And some just figured it was the natural evolution of life.

United statesHolmes countyMississippi state universityUniversity of southern mississippiCrystal springsOwings mcquagee hallNeil priceKristen mullinsDominic gwinn hattiesburgAnthony perkinsKristen mullinMary williamsLee sanderlinTim minniefieldJo hawkins jonesMike leach

Jackson s dilapidated water system troubled by years of neglect

Originally constructed in 1888, Jackson s water system grew in line with its population until the 1970s, but its problems started even earlier.

United statesCharles williamsDale danksLeeo sanderlinChokwe antar lumumbaHarvey johnsonKeisha roweKane dittoAllenc thompsonBoard of healthEnvironmental protection agencyJackson city councilMississippi public service commissionSiemens incMississippi freeMississippi state department of health

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