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The bill would include teachers in a code that specifically criminalizes assault and other behaviors against first responders and nurses.

The bill would include teachers in a code that specifically criminalizes assault and other behaviors against first responders and nurses.

The bill would include teachers in a code that specifically criminalizes assault and other behaviors against first responders and nurses.

Professional Educators of Tennessee has been sounding the alarm for years on the need for more educators. We have a dire need to recruit and retain teachers in Tennessee. Teachers

Professional Educators of Tennessee has been sounding the alarm for years on the need for more educators. We have a dire need to recruit and retain teachers in Tennessee. Teachers

The Labour Party has promised to move towards an education system where homework is not required. Robert Abela made the pledge as part of a series of commitmen

Gov. Bill Lee is hopeful the Tennessee General Assembly will pass his school funding overhaul, but legislators are just now digging into the details.

Parents and educators are calling for the revision of COVID-19 restrictions in schools to reflect the easing of measures going on in the rest of the country. O

The number of new educators graduating from teacher training programs across Tennessee has dropped by nearly one-fifth over five years.

Years before Cindy Rosenthal became Norman’s second-longest serving mayor and its first female mayor elected by popular vote, she was encouraging other women to get involved in local politics.