Some parents took issue with the school board declaring this day without any input from families.
Tennessee teacher asks judge to lift “no contact” ban following Charlie Kirk-related suspension
After suing the Williamson County school district for violating her First Amendment rights, she’s asking a judge to stop the district from preventing her from going on school grounds or speaking with students and teachers.
Vanderbilt professors recommend against signing Trump higher ed compact
Professors at Vanderbilt University have recommended against an agreement calling for the university to comply with directives from the Trump administration in exchange for favor in receiving federal grants.
Critics of Tennessee’s school voucher program worry that it leaves kids with disabilities behind
Backers of the new school voucher program promised that it would expand school choice for Tennessee families. But critics worry the program leaves students with disabilities behind.
East Nashville church hosts live music event to raise food donations for school kids in need
Each year, a church in East Nashville opens its doors to local musicians who want to give back to kids facing food insecurity.
Charlie Kirk ripple effects continue in Sumner County as school board creates a memorial day
Sumner County Schools are set to recognize October 14 as Charlie Kirk Day. The decision to honor the late conservative media personality has garnered mixed reactions online and comes shortly after another controversial proposal to rename a school street in the area after Kirk.
More Tennessee school voucher data arrives after ongoing requests for transparency
The Tennessee Department of Education recently released data about the new statewide voucher program after months of pushback from lawmakers seeking more transparency.
Parents oppose renaming Sumner County school street after Charlie Kirk
A proposal to rename a Sumner County street in memory of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has prompted intense pushback.
Poll: Confidence in higher ed grows despite concerns about affordability and political bias
Most Americans believe that colleges and universities benefit society, but many are still concerned about affordability and political bias.
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