Administrators also appear to favor a new map for Grand Forks ... about the need for a new elementary school and the potential future shift of the high school boundaries.

Tennessee families in all 95 counties can now apply for taxpayer-funded school vouchers to help offset costs for private K-12 schooling. The Education Freedom Scholarship program opened ...

Tennessee now offers school vouchers, known as Education Freedom Scholarships, to families statewide. The taxpayer-funded vouchers can be used to offset private K-12 school costs. Scholarship ...

As Cleveland continues to grow, Cleveland City Schools "is taking a strategic and proactive step forward" with a proposal to build two new community elementary schools, officials said. One is planned ...

“She’ll be migrating to the new school with all the same kids she rides the bus with today.” The rezoning doesn’t stop at the elementary level. Boundary lines for Oak Knoll ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Tennessee parents can now apply for public money to help pay for private school tuition. Applications to the state’s expanded school voucher program, called the Education ...

FARRAGUT, Tenn. — As Knox County continues to grow, more people are moving to the western parts of the county. That's one reason why the town of Farragut is getting a new elementary school, the ...

That means the last day of school is just around the corner in Middle Tennessee. Here's a look at when school lets out for districts around the region.

She was 30 minutes away, and when she finally came within blocks of Westernport Elementary School, she was told by a police officer she couldn’t go any further, causing her to go into panic mode.

A Tennessee teenager is being hailed as a ... others in November 2017 after he crashed a car into Rancho Tehama Elementary School about 15 miles southwest of Red Bluff and started shooting.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — On Thursday afternoon, families across Tennessee can start applying to participate in the state's universal school voucher program. The Tennessee Department of Education said ...