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Johnston County investigators say school board member Michelle Antoine didn’t provide proof of her comments that a teacher was called “Ms. Drunky” at her school.

Norman Public Schools sent a letter to educators and families Friday verifying that every elementary now has a school resource officer. These officers are being funded by the Cleveland County

UPE says teachers in kinder and primary classes struggling with ‘challenging students’ who negatively impact class and are still without an LSE

Tennessee might expand on its third grade retention law, something that got a lot of pushback from parents and teachers last school year. This proposal would create a higher bar for the math section of TCAP, and it might get more support from teachers. “If you can’t read and do math on grade l

Midterms are coming up soon for students across Tennessee.Some of them are already repeating a grade after the new third grade retention lawwent into effect.Bu

The Norman Public Schools Board of Education approved a resolution to call for a general election for the board’s District 4 seat during its meeting on Monday and heard an

The Tennessee Department of Education this week announced that Putnam County Director of Schools Corby King will be part of a working group tasked with helping the state develop School

State Sen. Jon Lundberg said a legislative group studying whether Tennessee should reject federal education funds will be guided by its findings, not politics.

The Industrial Tribunal had ruled that learning support educators are part of the wider group of educators

Norman Public Schools Superintendent Nick Migliorino and Professional Educators of Norman President Adrienne Hall wrote there’s an ongoing need for school resource officers in elementary schools and asked families and