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Some Midstate families are still waiting to find out if their child passed the TCAP re-test, an exam 3rd graders need to advance to the 4th grade.

The Santa Rosa County School District earned an A from the Florida Department of Education, and teachers are saying their pay should reflect that.

It's not just your students bringing home Christmas break report cards. For the first time ever, Tennessee public schools have grades of their own.

“Staff are being assaulted, literally. Going out in ambulances, almost losing their lives,” said Turneikio Belcher.

Tennessee Gov. Lee’s school voucher proposal is long on platitudes but short on specifics.

People need a voice, otherwise we loose our rights as Americans. Professional Educators of Tennessee Executive Director JC Bowman comments about his concerns for dark money.  Dark money refers to funds spent in politics and lobbying where the donors' identities are not disclosed. Without transparency, it can shape policies and influence elections while raising concerns about the integrity of the political process. I am concerned about the amount of dark m...

During the winter of 2021, Noble Education Initiative’s chances of opening a third charter school — this time, in Rutherford County — looked bleak.

The plan is set to be called the Education Freedom Scholarship Act, according to a source involved with the measure

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Raiz Federal Credit Union, formerly known as Teachers Federal Credit Union, will announce $82,500 in scholarships and grants to students, professional educators and nonprofit organizations. The credit union will host a special ceremony from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 28 at Region 19 Head Start, 11670 Chito Samaniego Dr. […]

Union holds firm as rival UPE tells members they are free to join Monday's strike