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Rutherford County has Low Mental Health Vulnerabilities - Vimarsana News

Rutherford County has Low Mental Health Vulnerabilities

The State Collaborative On Reforming Education (SCORE) and NashvilleHealth hosted more than 200 community, education and mental health leaders this week to explore ways to address challenges facing student mental health and its impact on educational outcomes in Tennessee. According to information released at the event, Middle Tennessee has the complexities of urban inequities which emerge starkly in NASHVILLE. Davidson County has a moderate-high mental health vulnerability, but the Nashvill ...

Carlisle's Frog, Switch company made industrial history - Vimarsana News

Carlisle's Frog, Switch company made industrial history

Operations ceased at the manufacturing company in June 2023 after more than 100 years in business.

Frist Art Museum Elects Five New Members to Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Frist Art Museum Elects Five New Members to Board of Trustees

Five new board members have been elected to the Frist Art Museum Board of Trustees. The new members are Phillip G. Billington, Ramon L. Cisneros, Donald R. Hardin Jr., Dee Patel, and Tara Scarlett.

Tennessee education advocates release priorities for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Tennessee education advocates release priorities for 2024

Student reading and math skills are close to pre-pandemic levels, but 60% of Tennessee third graders did not meet expectations on the TCAP.

Tennessee needs more students to finish higher education to meet job needs, report says - Vimarsana News

Tennessee needs more students to finish higher education to meet job needs, report says

Tennessee's education system must do more to help minority and economically disadvantaged students earn postsecondary degrees in order to meet the state's workforce needs, a report by an education policy and advocacy organization warned.