Tennessee is set to receive $20-30 billion in federal funding through the American Rescue Plan (ARP), with more than $3.3 billion dedicated to K-12 and higher education, positioning the state to address significant student needs during the pandemic and through the recovery.
Tennessee families deserve high-quality options when it comes to the education of their children. The new Tennessee Public Charter School Commission ensures that only high-quality charter schools operate in our state.
The Educator Preparation Report Card includes placement and retention rates, performance on licensure examinations, and teacher effectiveness. The latest report is now available.
BlueSky Tennessee Institute, a new workforce-education partnership between ETSU and BlueCross, allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in computing and earn a job offer from BlueCross – in two years.
The Lee administration and the Tennessee General Assembly recognized the value of assessment results and the need for flexibility during the January special session. The US Department of Education (USED) did the same in February. These were good, sensible decisions that will help advance student success.