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Tenn school leaders call for more funding, not rejecting U S dollars

A legislative panel studying whether Tennessee should reject federal education dollars heard a plea from public school leaders to keep the money and even add more.

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Tennessee lawmakers learn potential consequences of declining federal education funding

Tennessee may still have to abide by the 'strings' attached, even if it denies the funding.

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Schools ask if Tenn lawmakers can afford to replace federal education dollars, why not invest

Schools ask if Tenn lawmakers can afford to replace federal education dollars, why not invest
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Lawmakers begin hearings on rejecting federal education funds

Tennessee Republicans ponder turning away billions for schools

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VUMC hosts Tenn representatives for town hall on firearm legislation

Vanderbilt University Medical Center hosted a Nov. 1 town hall discussion on firearm legislation featuring Reps. Johnny Garrett (R-Tenn.) and Caleb Hemmer (D-Tenn.) alongside Jeremy Nagoshiner, member of the board of directors for Voices for a Safer Tennessee. The event is the first in a series of town halls on various issues pertinent to the.

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