News & Politics
Mayor John Cooper today released “Reducing Reliance on Criminal Fines and Fees.” The report by the Center for Justice and Safety Finances is the latest
November 5, 2020
No Comments
Mayor John Cooper today released “Reducing Reliance on Criminal Fines and Fees.” The report by the Center for Justice and Safety Finances is the latest
Tennessee State University’s world-renowned Aristocrat of Bands (AOB) has a message for fellow HBCU bands and anyone else who will listen, vote! Dr. Reginald McDonald
Tennessee State University may not be having a traditional Homecoming this year because of the pandemic, but its Big Blue spirit will still shine through
Robert Churchwell Museum Magnet Elementary School will be closed to students and participate in virtual learning for two weeks as a result of COVID-19.
Cora Howe, a special day school in Metro Nashville Public Schools, will be returning to virtual learning until October 13 at the recommendation of the
Metro Nashville Public Schools announced today the district’s six outdoor virtual learning help centers will remain open for an additional two weeks, through at least
Director of Schools Dr. Adrienne Battle has extended the window for families to decide between in-person and virtual learning and released the proposed schedule for
Many kids gravitate toward technology, leaving parents looking for ways to introduce it to them in a safe, age-appropriate way. Here are three examples of
Tennessee State University (TSU) has demonstrated to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) that the institution is in compliance with
Whether heading back to the classroom or back to a digital device this fall, it is important to be prepared.