Whether it's required or by choice, hundreds of students across the state of Tennessee are continuing to learn this summer.The free program gives students extra
The 14th annual report, 'Building A Brighter Future: 2024 State of Education In Tennessee' highlights successes and opportunities in K-12 and post-secondary education.
After TCAP testing, only 40.6% of Hamilton County third graders were proficient in English-Language Arts. Now, fewer than 30 students will be held back.
The end of the school year typically days of celebrations and send-offs will be filled instead with more high-stakes testing and weighty decisions about summer school for thousands of third grade students under Tennessee s new learning and retention law.
A 2021 reading and retention law requiring ‘adequate growth’ for Tennessee third graders to advance now has a definition of what that means, thanks to the state Board of Education.