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June 16, 2023
The Tennessee Department of Education released data showing it approved appeals for nearly 82% of students whose families applied TCAP appeals, prompting critics of the legislation to wonder why the state bothered having the law in the first place.
June 7, 2023
Senator Mizell believes that improving children's ability to read can spawn much better outcomes in the child's later life.
June 2, 2023
June is Pride Month, and this year, the LGBTQ+ community and allies say visibility is more important than ever.
May 30, 2023
Following last week’s first look at third grade student performance on the 2023 English Language Arts Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP), Washington County Schools’ Chief Academics Officer Cindy Hayes shares
May 26, 2023
Like many states that completely shutdown, businesses went out of business, tourism was down, crime was up. florida didnt do that. i want you to react to the wall street op-ed arguing that senator tim scotts politics of forgiveness could break the country out of what it calls the trump/biden stalemate. forgiveness breaks the deadlock, enables escape from the past and opens the gate to the future. it would be to think tim scott may turn american life into the pieceable kingdom. putting a lot on t...
May 24, 2023
The Tennessee House Education Chair floated there could be intervention methods earlier in school as opposed to waiting until third grade.
May 23, 2023
โAs we continue our work to deliver strong reading skills to benefit every student, weโre committed to giving families multiple pathways that will support student promotion and achievement.โ
May 23, 2023
Nashville, TN - Today, the Tennessee Department of Education released statewide average scores that show historic gains in third-grade reading after the
May 23, 2023
Night and are congrats as well. if you have a moral responsibility to share the did over at tran09 or@fox or@foxnewsonasocialmedia. >> commented department when hi appearance around the country. but education secretary miguel cardona said. even if you had it is worth another listen because cardona believes that teachers, parents what is best for children. "teaches the what is best for kids because they with an every day. you must trust teachers. cooper graham parents are with them, what occasion...