DeutschNewstral
Article
Ttennessean.com on 2021-08-02 20:07
Tennessee student performance plunged during the pandemic; under 30% of students on grade level in key areas
Related news
- TTennessee should stay the course until every student can read on grade level | Opiniontennessean.com
- EUnder new education commissioner, Tennessee will focus on a new early grade literacy initiativeeu.tennessean.com
- TTennessee House speaker threatens legislative action, voucher push if schools mandate masks or closetennessean.com
Grade the Denver Broncos’ performance vs. the Tennessee Titans in Week 14Denver Post- TTennessee schools close ahead of winter break as COVID-19 surges across the state, staffing challenges continuetennessean.com
- TTennessee bill expanding third-grade reading testing advances in Housetennessean.com
- TDespite progress, gaps widen between students who are — and aren't — reading on grade leveltennessean.com
- CICE demands student records at mostly non-white Tennessee grade school, reports saycharlotteobserver.com
- THow to prevent Tennessee third grade students from being held back a year | Opiniontennessean.com
Tennessee jobless rate falls to lowest level since 2008columbiadailyherald.com- ETennessee gyms, fitness centers to open Friday, excluding state's largest urban areaseu.tennessean.com
- EHeavy rain to cause minor flooding of roads and low lying areas across Middle Tennesseeeu.tennessean.com
- ETennessee Gov. Bill Lee's first budget proposal to prioritize five areaseu.tennessean.com
Illini grade vs. Middle Tennessee: C+news-gazette.com- TTennessee, local districts seek delay in school funding lawsuit until after upcoming legislative sessiontennessean.com
- TTennessee Education Department releases guidance for schools navigating around new critical race theory lawtennessean.com
- TPresident Biden approves major disaster funding for Tennessee areas hit by tornadoestennessean.com
- TYo La Tengo members wear drag in Nashville performance amid outcry over new Tennessee lawtennessean.com
- TTennessee Gov. Bill Lee backs legislation focusing on learning loss, reading ahead of special sessiontennessean.com
- ESpecial performance to benefit End Slavery Tennesseeeu.tennessean.com