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Education commissioner touring Tennessee school districts - Vimarsana News

Education commissioner touring Tennessee school districts

Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn is touring school districts across the state to observe and learn more about summer learning camps and training.

Source: wbbjtv.com
Knox County Schools discusses 3rd-grade advancement policy, several other changes - Vimarsana News

Knox County Schools discusses 3rd-grade advancement policy, several other changes

Starting in 2022, students would need to be at least "on track" on the ELA portion of the year's TCAP tests, if the new policy is approved.

Source: wbir.com
Erie schools: Tyler Titus votes against superintendent's contract - Vimarsana News

Erie schools: Tyler Titus votes against superintendent's contract

Tyler Titus, who is also Democratic nominee for Erie County executive, praised superintendent but said lone "no" vote was over new deal's pay raise.

Source: goerie.com
Erie County residents express need for 'Rescue' funding after pandemic - Vimarsana News

Erie County residents express need for 'Rescue' funding after pandemic

Between county government, school districts, cities, boroughs and townships, the American Rescue Plan will inject more than $262 million into Erie County.

Source: goerie.com
Tennessee Dept. of Education releases plans for $4.2 billion in COVID relief funding - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Dept. of Education releases plans for $4.2 billion in COVID relief funding

WBBJ TV May 19, 2021 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Department of Education has announced plans for the state’s nearly $4.2 billion in federal COVID-19 relief and stimulus funds, according to a news release. The department of education also plans to develop more grant opportunities and resources for school districts, teachers, students and families across the state. The funding is expected to be used for the following: $120.7 million for the Tennessee Literacy Success Act and Reading 360 $170.5 million for the Tennessee Learning Loss and Student Acceleration Act $35 million to support m...

Source: wbbjtv.com