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TN grants to expand tutoring push - Vimarsana News

TN grants to expand tutoring push

Tennessee education officials have announced $50 million in grants to expand the TN Accelerating Literacy and Learning Corps program.

Source: wbir.com
School support: Tennessee gets a jump on statewide tutoring - Vimarsana News

School support: Tennessee gets a jump on statewide tutoring

How should schools mitigate the pandemic’s effect on learning? In Tennessee, a statewide tutoring program is seeing positive results.

Hawkins County schools receives Tennessee ALL Corps Grant - Vimarsana News

Hawkins County schools receives Tennessee ALL Corps Grant

Hawkins County Schools are recipients of a $553,000 grant from the State of Tennessee Department of Education.

THE Journal: News Update: Equitable Facilities Fund Commits $500M to Public Charter Schools Led By People of Color - Vimarsana News

THE Journal: News Update: Equitable Facilities Fund Commits $500M to Public Charter Schools Led By People of Color

THE News Update covers the latest in ed tech for K-12 technology professionals. Opinion pieces by leading technology experts and visionaries provide insight on a variety of critical issues. News, announcements and need-to-know statistics give readers a quick look at timely news and events affecting the education community. THE News Update is published three times per week.

Tennessee Commits $200 Million to Student Tutoring -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Commits $200 Million to Student Tutoring -- THE Journal

More than half of the school districts in Tennessee have signed on to participate in a tutoring program designed to mitigate learning loss and help accelerate student achievement. The program, the Tennessee Accelerating Literacy and Learning Corps (TN ALL Corps), will consume some $200 million in federal education stimulus funding over the next three years and is expected to benefit 50,000 students in the first year.