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From educators to advocates to policymakers, readers told us what they think Tennessee’s governor should prioritize during his next four years in office.

UPE says talks did not lead to satisfactory solution

Devices allow parents to keep tabs on their loved ones, but schools are uneasy

MUT accuses UPE of taking up management’s interests by describing sacking of Mario Mallia and teachers’ exodus as ‘storm in a teacup’

The dispute over the ethics code came over the use of the word “equity.”

The Montana Board of Public Education got hung up on words like “equity” and “equality” while responding to public comments about proposed rule revisions for teacher preparation program standards.

The Nationalist Party has denounced the appointment as general manager at the Institute of Tourism Studies of a former permanent secretary who was forced to res

Frank Fabri, who signed off on maligned Bogdanovic €15,000 contract that led to Justyne Caruana’s sacking, is now ITS general manager

Fabri had resigned over involvement in Daniel Bogdanovic contract

MFPE, others also object to elimination of 'trauma' from educator standards in comments to the Board of Public Education.