The comments came as the state legislature is discussing expansive school choice voucher legislation in a special session.
A tense Memphis-Shelby County School Board meeting ended in controversy Tuesday night after security forcibly removed a man ...
The plan put together a year ago by the communications team at Memphis-Shelby County Schools to publicly introduce Marie ...
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MSCS could file lawsuit if state takes over the school boardThe fallout continues after the firing of former Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins. Now, there ...
Tennessee bet big on tutoring and summer learning programs after the pandemic. However, MSCS has opted out of a separate NAEP ...
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Deidre Malone opens up about why MSCS hired her PR firmThe Memphis Shelby County School board has hired an agency to help them with public relations, and many of you are asking ...
Come and join The Commercial Appeal reporter Brooke Muckerman at a local library in your area and talk all things government ...
Dr. Marie Feagins, former Memphis Shelby County Schools superintendent, has hired a new attorney as she prepares to file a ...
State Representative White confirmed the legislation must be filed by Feb. 6. Not long after the Sexton interview Monday, two ...
Shelby County Commissioner Mickell Lowery said on “Behind The Headlines” that he would like to see the commission have line-item control of MSCS spending.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins on Tuesday defended multiple actions she took that school board members pointed to as grounds for termination in a December meeting.
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