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Creating a tech diversity and inclusion hub with Mehreen Butt: Video

Computer and information technology jobs are growing faster than most other occupations in the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts an 11% growth in tech jobs from 2019 to 2029. In addition, the median annual wage of $91,250 in those fields is more than double the U.S. median annual salary of $41,950. Amazon has located a major operations center in Nashville. Oracle may be coming to Middle Tennessee for the largest jobs deal in state history. In addition, major employers from Memphis to Knoxville to Chattanooga  whether in logistics, automotive or health care industries  are increasingly becoming more tech-focused. Mehreen Butt, the dean of science and computer science at RePublic High School in Nashville, wants to make sure no child gets left behind with the growth in tech jobs.

What to know about attending MNPS Virtual School for 2021-22 school year

Only students in grades 4-12 can learn virtually MNPS Virtual School has previously only offered courses for students in grades 6 to 12. The district is adding grades 4 and 5 for the 2021-22 school year, but students in kindergarten through second grade will not have distance learning options and will be required to attend school in person.  Students have to meet certain criteria, like being on track academically, to enroll in virtual school To enroll in virtual school, students must meet certain criteria including having a 2.0 GPA or an overall C average in all courses and have received minimum scores of the district s MAP Assessments in reading and math.

MNPS awarded $14 6M to increase access to magnet programs at 4 schools

MNPS awarded $14 6M to increase access to magnet programs at 4 schools
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Nashville bombing: Downtown business owners, residents to get closer glimpse of the damage

Nashville bombing: Downtown business owners, residents to get closer glimpse of the damage Brinley Hineman and Rachel Wegner, Nashville Tennessean © Memphis FBI twitter Investigators work the bomb site in Nashville in these photos tweeted by the Memphis FBI. Replay Video Skip Ad Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch said he believes Anthony Quinn Warner was more focused on destruction than harming people when he detonated a bomb on Christmas morning in downtown Nashville.  A motive hasn t been released in the RV explosion that rocked Nashville, wrecked more than 40 businesses and injured three people. The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it s brought in a Behavioral Analysis Unit to help in the investigation.

Nashville bombing: President-elect Joe Biden says he s eternally grateful for MNPD officers

Nashville bombing: Downtown business owners, residents to get closer glimpse of the damage Brinley Hineman and Rachel Wegner, Nashville Tennessean © Memphis FBI twitter Investigators work the bomb site in Nashville in these photos tweeted by the Memphis FBI. Replay Video Skip Ad Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch said he believes Anthony Quinn Warner was more focused on destruction than harming people when he detonated a bomb on Christmas morning in downtown Nashville.  A motive hasn t been released in the RV explosion that rocked Nashville, wrecked more than 40 businesses and injured three people. The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it s brought in a Behavioral Analysis Unit to help in the investigation.

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