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

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

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

The May primary will determine whether incumbent John Little or Berthena Nabaa-McKinney face off against Republican Kelli Phillips on August ballot.

Erin OHara Block and Chris Moth will face off in the May primary for the Democratic nomination for the District 8 school board.

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.

Support staff, union members and even students are calling for pay increases for some of the districts most essential workers.

The Cortland County Sheriff’s office says it is participating in the 2022 “No Empty Chair Campaign” later this month.

Nashville high school senior Matthew Maroney worked with lawmakers to draft the legislation behind the Tennessee Student Voter Act.

In a bid to make the school calendar more inclusive of different faith holidays, Edmonton Public Schools has opened a feedback survey for parents and students.