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8 Tennessee School Employees Now Dead From COVID - Vimarsana News

8 Tennessee School Employees Now Dead From COVID

Two more teachers died this week in the first month of school.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, other governors use federal COVID-19 aid to expand school choice - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, other governors use federal COVID-19 aid to expand school choice

For Lee and some other GOP governors, the discretionary money was a chance to sidestep their state legislatures and advance school choice.

Some governors use federal virus aid to expand school choice - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Some governors use federal virus aid to expand school choice - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

When Congress sent states billions of dollars early in the coronavirus pandemic to help make schools safe, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee saw an opportunity. He used part of the windfall to further his goal of offering school choice options for parents, sending millions to charter schools that operate without traditional public oversight. That included funneling…

Some governors use federal virus aid to expand school choice - Vimarsana News

Some governors use federal virus aid to expand school choice

Some Republican governors are using federal pandemic assistance to promote school choice programs, including charter schools and vouchers for private schools

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, other governors use federal COVID-19 aid to expand school choice - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, other governors use federal COVID-19 aid to expand school choice

For Lee and some other GOP governors, the discretionary money was a chance to sidestep their state legislatures and advance school choice.