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Moving Tennessee history from fifth to third grade creates concerns

In recent years, parents have raised concerns about when students are exposed to difficult topics such as the Holocaust and the Trail of Tears

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Tennessee history may move from Fifth to Third Grade - Claiborne Progress

Tennessee history may move from Fifth to Third Grade - Claiborne Progress
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Opinion: Changing grades for Tennessee history

Last August, I wrote a column about where Tennessee history is taught in the K-12 public-school curriculum.

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Tennessee history should stay in fifth grade

Last August, I wrote a column about where Tennessee history is taught in the K-12 public school curriculum. State law and social studies standards currently require a semester of Tennessee

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Yes, Tennessee history is still taught in public schools

In 2004, I founded the non-profit organization Tennessee History for Kids. Our mission is to help teachers cover Tennessee history and basic social studies, and we do this through booklets,

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