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After 4-4 Supreme Court Case, More States Jump on Religious Charter Bandwagon
Linda Jacobson
December 5, 2025
A Tennessee Retiree Was Jailed as a Would-Be School Shooter After Trolling Trump
Mark Keierleber
November 7, 2025
Memphis Schools Adopt New Dyslexia Program to Boost State Reading Scores
Bri Hatch
September 12, 2025
Porter-Leath Wins Federal Head Start Funding Over Tennessee School District
Bri Hatch
August 12, 2025
Penny Schwinn Drops Out of the Running for Ed Department’s Deputy Role
Linda Jacobson
July 31, 2025
Ed Committee Advances Schwinn, Richey Nominations to Full Senate
Linda Jacobson
June 26, 2025
New Microschool Accreditation Pathways Are Opening Doors for Founders & Families
Kerry McDonald
June 18, 2025
Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Prohibition on Gender Affirming Care for Minors
Sam Stockard
June 18, 2025
Red States’ School Vouchers Mark Biggest Shift in U.S. Education in a Century
David Osborne
June 18, 2025
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Amid Calls to Close Ed Dept., Schwinn Promises to Aid ‘Most Struggling Schools’
Linda Jacobson
June 5, 2025
Schwinn’s Business Venture After Nomination to Ed Dept. Could Raise Questions
Linda Jacobson
June 4, 2025
Trump Education Plan Raises Fears Over Future of Testing and Accountability
Linda Jacobson
April 16, 2025
‘Economically Reckless’ Businesses Slam Bill to Bar Immigrant Kids From School
Anita Wadhwani
April 12, 2025
Close to $3 Billion in Relief Funds in Jeopardy as Ed Dept. Halts Payments
Linda Jacobson
March 31, 2025
GOP Bill Allowing Tennessee Schools to Deny an Education to Immigrant Children Advances
Anita Wadhwani
March 28, 2025
Child Care Centers Embedded in Empty Classrooms Support Teachers, Schools
Mark Swartz
March 25, 2025
Educators’ View: How AI Boosts Learning in Our Tennessee & Colorado Districts
Scott Langford & Simone Wright
March 17, 2025
GOP’s Push for School Choice Sees Pushback from Unlikely Crowd: Homeschoolers
Linda Jacobson
March 17, 2025
Despite Breakdowns in Two States, ESA Provider Student First Seeks to Expand
Linda Jacobson
February 13, 2025
Tennessee Lawmakers Push Memphis-Shelby Schools Takeover
Sam Stockard
January 31, 2025
Tennessee House, Senate Education Panels Pass Private-School Vouchers
Sam Stockard
January 30, 2025
Two Students Dead, One Injured After Shooting at Nashville High School
J. Holly McCall
January 23, 2025
Educator’s View: How an Art Project Bridged Differences for 800 Tennessee Kids
Andrea Bridge
January 23, 2025
Reading Champion Penny Schwinn Expected to Keep Ed. Dept. Focused on Achievement
Linda Jacobson
January 21, 2025
Memphis School Superintendent Drama Sparks County Funding Threat
Marta Aldrich
January 8, 2025
What Happens When Public School Districts Embrace Hybrid Schools?
Eric Wearne & Tom Loud
December 9, 2024
‘There are risks both ways’: Supreme Court Weighs Medical Care for Trans Youth
Linda Jacobson
December 4, 2024
Tennessee Governor Offers Teachers Pay Boost with Private-School Voucher Plan
Sam Stockard
November 8, 2024
Tennessee Prepares for Another Private School Voucher Debate. Here’s What to Know
Marta Aldrich
October 28, 2024
GOP Groups Funnel Millions to Defeat ESA Critics. Their Target: Republicans
Greg Toppo
October 15, 2024
When Educators Team Up With Tech Makers, AI Doesn’t Have to be Scary for Schools
Edward Montalvo
September 26, 2024
Under Tennessee’s Stricter School Library Law, Some Books Quietly Disappear
Marta Aldrich
September 23, 2024
Tennessee Law Letting Teachers Carry Guns Caused Ruckus, Drew Little Interest
Marta Aldrich
August 30, 2024
From COVID Learning Loss to Artificial Intelligence, Education R&D Can’t Wait
Penny Schwinn & Carey Wright
July 29, 2024
Tennessee Governor Bets Big on Vouchers with Primary Endorsements. Will it Work?
Marta Aldrich
July 19, 2024
Students Speak Out: How to Make High Schools Places Where They Want to Learn
Beth Fertig
July 17, 2024
Anderson County Grade Fixing Scandal Takes Down Principal, Football Coach
Anita Wadhwani
June 26, 2024
Linking Mental Health and Education to Give Tennessee Kids a Healthier Future
Bill Frist
June 17, 2024
In a Disastrous Year, States That Mandate FAFSA Completion Fared a Bit Better
Amanda Geduld
April 24, 2024
Financial Aid Reform Was His Legacy. Now, Lamar Alexander Calls it ‘a Big Mess’
Linda Jacobson
April 21, 2024
Five Things to Know About Missy Testerman, the 2024 National Teacher of the Year
Greg Toppo
April 3, 2024
National Parks Teach Students About Environmental Issues in This Course
Seth T. Kannarr
March 28, 2024
In Tennessee, the Microschooling Movement Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
Kerry McDonald
March 17, 2024
3 Ways Science Teaches Students Skills That Are Critical in Learning and in Life
Melody Hawkins
March 13, 2024
Exclusive Preview: How Twister, Holograms Play Into a Futuristic High School
Beth Fertig
March 12, 2024
Tennessee High Schoolers Solved a Nearly 40-Year-Old Serial Murder Mystery
Beth Fertig & Edward Montalvo
January 24, 2024
7 Artificial Intelligence Trends That Could Reshape Education in 2024
Edward Montalvo
December 12, 2023
Tenn. Hearings on Federal School Funding Leave Out Parents, Local Advocacy Groups
The 74
November 17, 2023
Science of Reading Push Helped Some States Exceed Pre-Pandemic Performance
Linda Jacobson
October 17, 2023
End of Pell Grant Ban Clears the Way for New Wave of Prison Education Programs
Wayne D’Orio
September 13, 2023
How States Can Make Summer Learning Programs Meaningful and Open to All Students
Allison Crean Davis
September 11, 2023
Credit Hours Are a Relic of the Past. How States Must Disrupt High School — Now
Russlynn Ali & Timothy F.C. Knowles
September 11, 2023
Helping Teachers Bring the Science of Reading to Life in the Classroom
Bailey Cato Czupryk
September 5, 2023
Exclusive Data: Fueled by Teacher Shortages, ‘Zoom-in-a-Room’ Makes a Comeback
Linda Jacobson
August 17, 2023
10 Cool & Powerful Ways to Inspire Teens to Self-Start, Learn in the Real World
Beth Fertig & Edward Montalvo
August 2, 2023
Report Shows Groundswell of New Support in States for Science of Reading
Lynn Olson
July 12, 2023
A Season of Scandal Leaves Memphis-Shelby Parents in the Dark on COVID Spending
Linda Jacobson
June 27, 2023
With a New Ed Commissioner, Tennessee Looks to Next Phase in School Innovation
David Mansouri
June 20, 2023
Red States Arm Teachers, Fortify Buildings in Another Year of School Shootings
Matt Vasilogambros & Madyson Fitzgerald
June 13, 2023
Tennessee on Track to Become First in Nation to Offer Diaper Benefit to Medicaid Families
K.C. Compton
June 1, 2023
New Tennessee Law Puts Schoolbook Sellers, Distributors at Risk for Criminal Prosecution
Anita Wadhwani
May 6, 2023
Exclusive: Penny Schwinn, Influential Tennessee Education Chief, to Step Down
Linda Jacobson
May 1, 2023
The 74 Interview: Shannon Watts on the Power Moms Wield to Stop School Shootings
Mark Keierleber
April 5, 2023
TN Kids: Lawmakers, Pull Your Heads Out From Under Your Desks & Pass Gun Policy
Holly McCall
April 4, 2023
‘The Wild West’: GOP Lawmakers Push to Refuse Billions in Federal School Funds
Linda Jacobson
March 29, 2023
Nashville Shooter Owned 7 Weapons, Was Being Treated for ‘Emotional Disorder’
Tennessee Lookout Staff
March 28, 2023
3 Kids, 3 Adults Killed in Shooting at Nashville Private Elementary School
Tennessee Lookout Staff
March 27, 2023
As Testing Approaches, Tenn. Reconsiders Holding Back Third Graders
Linda Jacobson
March 22, 2023
Transforming How High School Is Taught Is Tough, But Possible: How I Did It
Nikki Wallace
March 16, 2023
I Thought School Autonomy Was the Silver Bullet for Improvement. I Was Wrong-ish
Malika Anderson
March 7, 2023
How Educators Transformed Their Tennessee School by Listening to Students
Beth Fertig
February 14, 2023
Using High-Quality Curriculum Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Still Have Fun Learning
LaTasha Bolton
February 7, 2023
New Curriculum Adoption Helps Tennessee District Achieve Joy in Classrooms
Jennifer Whalen
January 24, 2023
New Study: Race and Mother’s Education Key for Extracurricular Participation
Leigh Giangreco
January 13, 2023
Students in This Tennessee District Are More Literacy-Proficient Post-Pandemic
Kathy Daugherty & Cathy Pressnell
January 10, 2023
Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law Could Pit Republicans Against Each Other
Sam Stockard
December 20, 2022
14 Charts This Year That Helped Explain COVID’s Impact on America’s Schools
Kevin Mahnken
December 14, 2022
Tennessee District Sued Over Alleged Sexual Harassment of 8th Grade Student
Dulce Torres Guzman
December 1, 2022
Analysis: Texas & Tennessee Get Tutoring Right — and Model How to Expand it Nationwide
Shalinee Sharma
September 5, 2022
‘Long Road to Recovery’: Math, Reading Scores Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Linda Jacobson
July 19, 2022
Tennessee Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration LGBTQ Protections
Jamie Satterfield
July 18, 2022
Tennessee Students Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Reading Proficiency
Beth Hawkins
July 12, 2022
LGBTQ Teachers Face Discrimination, Hate — and Their Own Fears
Ferial Pearson
June 30, 2022
Tennessee Governor’s Education Savings Account Plan Still Faces Hurdles
Sam Stockard
June 6, 2022
How Literacy Skills Developed for English Language Learners in Weeks, Not Months
Candace Reed
June 6, 2022
School Director’s Belief that All Students Can Learn Is Long-Held and Personal
Jonathan Criswell
May 31, 2022
Tennessee Representative Says He Would Burn Books Deemed Inappropriate By State
Sam Stockard
April 30, 2022
Graduation Success Story: Why Black Girls Are Leading Way in Memphis Schools
Samantha West
March 20, 2022
TN Apprenticeship Could Be a ‘Game Changer’ in Solving Teacher Shortages
Linda Jacobson
February 22, 2022
The Tennessee Pre-K Study Debate: Proof or Outlier?
Bryce Covert
February 22, 2022
As Schools Fight Learning Loss, Experts Ask: Can Tutoring Programs Be Scaled?
Kevin Mahnken
February 1, 2022
The Banning of 'Maus' Is a Warning — and It's Not the Only One
Steven Gimbel & Gwydion Suilebhan
January 31, 2022
Historic Opportunity for School Funding Reform in Tennessee
Aaron Garth Smith & Christian Barnard
January 26, 2022
Statewide Tutoring Program for 150,000 Kids Who Are Just Below Grade Level
Wayne D’Orio
November 30, 2021
Future of Child Care: From Families to Economics, One Model That's Working
Chabeli Carrazana
November 25, 2021
A Strategy to Lure Back Disengaged Students Amid COVID: Job Training Programs
Beth Hawkins
November 9, 2021
Pandemic Testing Gaps Make it Harder to Help Struggling Schools
Linda Jacobson
September 16, 2021
A Dad's Plea: Please Protect Our Kids from COVID-19
Nathan Kelly
September 1, 2021
Chaos Theory: Amid Pandemic Recovery Efforts, School Leaders Fear Critical Race Furor Will ‘Paralyze’ Teachers
Linda Jacobson & The 74 Staff
June 28, 2021
Tennessee’s Schools Chief Talks About How to Help Students Catch Up After COVID
Joshua Parrish
May 6, 2021
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