How does jury duty work in Tennessee? Plus the local news for August 5.
How three Tennessee principals plan to tackle this school year’s challenges
While families prepare to send their children back to school, many educators are already back in their buildings. And even though large-scale pandemic disruptions are in the rearview, principals say some COVID-related trends continue to cause challenges.
This songwriting camp offers inspiration and exposure for Nashville girls
Campers share how this program has helped them come out of their shells and learn to collaborate with other young writers.
Nearly half of Tennessee adults hold college degrees or certificates. State officials want that number to keep climbing.
The portion of Tennessee high school seniors enrolling in college is rebounding from a pandemic-era dip.
For a second time, Tennessee Historical Commission denies request to remove KKK leader’s name from MTSU building
A building at Middle Tennessee State University will continue bearing the name of Nathan Bedford Forrest, the first Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
Still need to submit your FAFSA? Here’s where to get help in Nashville.
Several Nashville organizations have teamed up to guide families through the new application, which has been especially difficult for many this year.
NashVillager Podcast: Helen Keller and Tennessee’s prohibited concepts
Why do we sanitize history for kids? Plus the local news for June 27, 2024.
Nashville schools share data on students’ reading progress. An education equity group wants more.
One Nashville parent group is calling attention to what they’re calling a “hidden” literacy crisis among children in the city.
Tennessee third and fourth graders hit all-time highs on English Language Arts TCAP. Still, less than half are proficient.
The Tennessee Department of Education released statewide data on the English Language Arts section of TCAP Thursday. A student’s proficiency determines whether they automatically move on to the next grade.
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