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Berthena Nabaa-McKinney will face off against conservative newcomer Kelli Phillips on the August general election ballot.

A letter, signed Monday, asked the federal education department to reopen public comment and "remove all provisions that limit local control."

WAVERLY POLICE ALERTS RESIDENTS ABOUT NEW SCHOOL SPEED ZONE

Intersections at South Port Ave. from Tarlton St. to Sarita St., Texan Trail from Staples St. to Buccaneer Dr., and Texan Trail from Buccaneer Dr. to Swantner Dr. will be the target for school zone safety improvements.

The Metro Nashville school board will consider applications for four new charter schools on Tuesday.

LIFT Off to Lipscomb is part of the new University of MNPS initiative that hopes to create pathways for Nashville students in partnership with local colleges.

The Nashville Public Education Foundation joined dozens of other groups in support of the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement Monday.

CENTRAL FALLS — More than 1,000 total violations have been tracked since speed cameras went live as part of the city’s Safer Streets initiative at the end of January.

The Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program, or TCAP, testing window runs this spring from April 18 to May 6.

Less than half of Metro Nashville Public Schools high school graduates went on to college in 2021 — the lowest amount in more than a decade.