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A ruling Wednesday officially lifts the injunction blocking the state from implementing the education savings account program.

A ruling Wednesday officially lifts the injunction blocking the state from implementing the education savings account program.

Hundreds of people from the community of uvalde marched from robb elementary here to the uvalde town square which is where many of these victims families are speaking right now to a crowd, chants of no justice no peace have been taking place. many signs of school zone, not a war zone and then another sign that said fire pete arredondo who is in charge and has been blamed for this tragedy that happened on may 24. now the community that ive been speaking, to a lot of the people that ive been talki...

Tennessee schools are allowed to provide sex education "as long as they emphatically promote and encourage abstinence."

That we have seen will keep happening. it is wonderful that that is a bipartisan effort that has begun. but we still have a long, long way to go. and we have to deal with this holistically. for example, if we are looking at schools, we have all kinds of technology. we have the technology that keeps dogs from going out. why dont we make schools safe? and look at creating the technology so that guns will not work in a school zone that is designed as a safe zone. or an area where malls -- where peo...

Ivy Academys Skillern Elementary officials say the school does "not wish to participate in media frenzies," cuts ties with Hillsdale College.

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Tennessee schools are allowed to provide sex education "as long as they emphatically promote and encourage abstinence."

Ivy Academys Skillern Elementary officials say the school does "not wish to participate in media frenzies," cuts ties with Hillsdale College.

In a rapidly changing Nashville, families, teachers and even administrators sometimes can’t afford to live near their schools