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Welcome. You'll find comments and information here about education in Tennessee with a focus on Nashville as well other issues as I keep an eye on legislation and news. You'll quickly realize I'm a conservative Christian who isn't the quiet submissive type and doesn't mind rankling, if necessary, to get the job done.
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Tennessee Constitution
The state of Tennessee recognizes the inherent value of education and encourages its support. The General Assembly shall provide for the maintenance, support and eligibility standards of a system of free public schools.
Article XI, Sec. 12
Article XI, Sec. 12
Links
- Dave Shearon's TVAAS page
- Ed Intelligence Agency
- Education Consumers Clearinghouse
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- EducationNews.org
- Heartland Org Education section
- Heritage Foundation Education section
- Metro Nasvhille Public Schools
- Most Effective TN Schools
- Nashville Chamber's Report Card
- Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
- Professional Educators of Tennessee
- Reading Competency Test
- Sanders study: Cumulative and Residual Effects of Teachers on Future Student Academic Achievement
- State of TN website
- Tennessean Data (scroll down)
- TN Assoc. for the Gifted
- TN Board of Regents
- TN Charter School Assoc.
- TN Constitution (.pdf)
- TN Depart. Of Ed.
- TN DOE School Report Cards
- TN Education Assoc.
- Tn Education Snapshot from Heritage.org
- Tn Governor's Pre-K page
- TN Higher Ed Comission
- TN PTA
- TN School Boards Assoc. (TSBA)
- TN Secondary School Athletic Assoc. (TSSAA)
- TN State Board of Ed
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- TnHomeEd.com (homeschooling info)
- TSBA: Becoming a school board member
- Universal Preschool.com help for parents who do this themselves
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- Negative liberties?
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- Grand Poobahs on Bransford Avenue
- Fred says:
- 4 for the Republicans
- Voter Fraud in Nashville
- Music City--vote for one of your own
- Tennessean slips in bias
- Arggggg!!! How about that bunker money?
- Democrat Copycat
- One more time
- Proofreader needed
- So who is hateful?
- Change for NES
- And who controls the Tn House rules???
- Ghostbusting the voter rolls
- TCSA starts blog
- NOBama II
- Cheatham County BOE Watches the Watchers
- So Michelle Obama is undecided?
- Palin trumps O'Biden
- Joy Ford comes out winning
- Increase in rates not enough
- Credit needs to be crunched
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1 comment:
Well, I was feeling pretty confident about Obama's chances, but now I'm a little scared.
I mean, we all saw how many votes Fred Thompson was able to move in the Republican primaries.
I think the number might've even reached double digits.
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