Skip to main contentRise & Shine: South Side MS parents discuss academic future
By | November 15, 2013, 11:15am UTC - ASD decided to keep South Side Middle School open. (The Commercial Appeal)
- The school district and a non-profit organization bidded to run the city’s Head Start program. (The Commercial Appeal)
- Sex offenders live near bus stops. (WMCTV)
- Goodwill Industries plans to open a charter school targeting dropouts. (WMCTV)
- Several states, including Tennessee, allow students with head lice to stay in school. (WMCTV)
- A local family said bullying led to their child’s attempted suicide. (WMCTV)
- State legislators said they want to change the way textbooks are chosen. (My Fox Memphis, Tennessean)
- Some in city said the city can’t be trusted with Pre-K tax funds. (WREG)
- Some states decided to keep cursive in lessons. (Tennessean)
- Nashville Schools’ leader said the district needs to invest in childrens’ emotional needs. (Tennessean)