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Amid uproar over third grade reading scores and the prospect of thousands of failing students, Tennessee lawmakers extended the testing vendors contract and bumped up the total payout by nearly $40 million.

The University of Lagos(UNILAG) Akoka has established a Safeguarding Centre and appointed the immediate past director

This is the first year third graders will be held back if they do not meet state standards in reading.

Hillsdale College’s affiliated charter schools are asking for an exception in Tennessee law to teach a curriculum linked with Common Core, which state lawmakers banned twice. American Classical …

The inductees are selected by demonstrating achievements in their respective fields and significantly contributing to their communities.

Hillsdale College's affiliated charter schools are asking for an exception in Tennessee law to teach a curriculum linked with Common Core.

Two Norman school board members recently called out state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters for referring to teachers unions as terrorist organizations.

Starting July 1, there will be a new woman in charge of education in Tennessee. Her name is Lizzette Gonzalez Reynolds.

Professional Educators of Tennessee’s Executive Director J. C. Bowman said, “Children cannot learn in a classroom where their teachers spend a significant amount of time dealing with student disciplin...

(NASHVILLE) Professional Educators of Tennessee’s Executive Director J. C. Bowman said, “Children cannot learn in a classroom where their teachers spend a significant amount of time dealing with student discipline issues. It can be unsafe for the teacher and the other students and significantly disrupts the learning environment.” Out-of-control behavior by some students is driving teachers out of the profession. In 2021, the Tennessee General Assembly passed the Tea...