The principal of the Memphis school is raising money to get Craigmont's unique teaching tool back in working order.

Tennessee's largest district is still waiting on a quarter of students to enroll and is working to fill more than 100 vacant staff positions.

Foote Homes has been home to tens of thousands of students to attend downtown Memphis schools since the 1940s. But that’s about to change.

At an Aspire Public Schools training, new national tensions over race and equity provide a platform for how to integrate those conversations into the classroom.

Chalkbeat asked technology leaders in Tennessee school districts about their biggest challenges. Here's what they said.

A Memphis developer is retreating — for now — from its second proposal to expand a landfill next to an elementary school in the city’s Frayser neighborhood.

Youth programs, but not schools, become part of the dialogue of a Black Lives Matter dialogue with city leaders in the wake of a massive protest.

In one teacher's classroom, the four corners of the room represent different emotions: feeling angry, sad, calm, and happy.

Sen. Reginald Tate of Memphis is tapped to lead the Legislative Advisory Council for the Southern Regional Education Board.

Science teacher Beth Eddy, who coached about 40 Memphis-area teachers during a recent science camp, talks about how to improve science literacy.