Protests erupted in the Tennessee House of Representatives on Tuesday over legislation that would allow public schools to bar migrant children without legal status from receiving an education.

Lt. Gov. Randy McNally pointed out he reprents not only Oak Ridge, but part of Knox County where there are failing schools.

Plus, schools express interest in voucher program, a measure to criminalize blocking security and debate over insurance coverage for trans residents.

The bill would transform existing state laws and would see the harboring of illegal immigrants be treated in the same manner as human trafficking.

Chalkbeat reports on the status of an initiative to block undocumented children from attending public school for free or ...

A proposal that would put nine politically appointed advisors over the Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board looks to Otis ...