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Report: Tennessee Promise program effective, could improve

(The Center Square) – Students who take part in the Tennessee Promise program earn credits and awards at a higher rate and are retained more often than students who are

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Legislative Update: Learn about key education laws passed in legislature

Sen. Joey Hensley provides a weekly explainer on new state laws passed during the 113th General Assembly.

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State Rep Greg Vital s Capitol Hill Review For Week Ending April 14

State Rep Greg Vital s Capitol Hill Review For Week Ending April 14
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School safety was a prominent topic on Capitol Hill this week

The House chamber last week passed bipartisan legislation that significantly strengthens safety at public and private schools across Tennessee.

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Agency staffing cost assisted living providers $4 million in one state in 2022: report

Although assisted living communities in TN tapped healthcare staffing agencies less frequently than nursing homes during the pandemic, providers collectively were on a trajectory to spend more than $4M on staffing in 2022.

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