A 2024 enrollment mistake at Meigs Academic Middle School could crowd out lottery admission to the city’s high-performing high school
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Teachers will soon have to recognize Nov. 7 as ‘Victims of Communism Day’
‘Once you enter the dyslexia space, there are so many acronyms and so much jargon, it can be overwhelming’
Representatives advance bill to offer 35,000 Education Freedom Scholarships in close vote as senators prepare to discuss different version of legislation
After tucking a citizenship requirement into a public school funding section of the bill, Republicans have refocused on voucher expansion
Plans to grow Education Freedom Scholarship program clear legislative hurdles while facing opposition from both sides of the aisle
Lamberth-sponsored legislation comes as stripped-down version of highly contested bill from 2025
K-12 immigration bills, Memphis-Shelby County Schools takeover to stir more debate
At the primary, secondary and university levels, artificial intelligence is making its way into the classroom
These MNPS employees are on the front lines, supporting tens of thousands of students in Nashville
