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Money over merit? New study says gifted programs favor students from wealthier families
By
Marta W. Aldrich
October 4, 2019
Tennessee
Pre-K benefits faded in Tennessee — but not for the reasons you think, says new study
By
Marta W. Aldrich
August 2, 2019
Tennessee
Is Tennessee moving its weakest teachers to early, non-tested grades? New research says yes.
By
Marta W. Aldrich
February 22, 2019
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Tennessee
Study: Tennessee schools with the biggest needs tend to have lower-quality principals
By
Marta W. Aldrich
January 31, 2019
Tennessee
Pre-K money could be diverted to other needs under Tennessee lawmaker’s bill
By
Marta W. Aldrich
January 25, 2019
Tennessee
In Tennessee, black educators stick with teaching, but change schools more often, says new study
By
Marta W. Aldrich
November 29, 2018
Tennessee
How do you improve schools? Start by coaching principals, says new study
By
Marta W. Aldrich
August 10, 2018
Tennessee
After five years, the Tennessee-run district isn’t performing any better than low-performing schools receiving no intervention, research says
By
Caroline Bauman
June 19, 2018
Tennessee
Tennessee continues funding for 900 free pre-K classrooms. How many will be in your district?
By
Caroline Bauman
May 3, 2018
Tennessee
Do schools lose ground when losing top teachers to turnaround schools? A little, but it’s worth it, says Tennessee research
By
Marta W. Aldrich
February 1, 2018
Tennessee
Six things we heard during Tennessee’s first gubernatorial forum on education
By
Marta W. Aldrich
January 24, 2018
Tennessee
Memphis mayor endorses pre-K investments as City Council plans vote
By
Caroline Bauman
December 5, 2017
Tennessee
McQueen wants to prevent non-tested early grades from becoming a dumping ground for weaker teachers
By
Grace Tatter
April 18, 2017
Tennessee
Teacher merit pay has merit when it comes to student scores, analysis shows
By
Marta W. Aldrich
April 12, 2017
Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers vote to leave pre-K alone this year
By
Grace Tatter
March 24, 2017
