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  • Education

    Janis Fullilove ‘blessed’ in new role as juvenile court clerk

    At first, longtime Memphis City Councilwoman Janis Fullilove had no desire to be Shelby County Juvenile Court clerk, much less consider entering the race.

    By Omer Yusuf November 04, 2018
  • Education

    Integrity, academics stressed at MUS

    Memphis University School is marking the 125th anniversary of its founding with steady commitment to building on its legacy of cultivating leaders instrumental to the city’s progress.

    By Toni Lepeska November 05, 2018
  • Education

    In a competitive education market, private schools are going one-on-one with parents

    With public schools, municipal schools and charter schools, Memphis-area private schools are adjusting the way they interact with prospective student families to make sure they stand out in a competitive market.

    By Michelle Corbet November 05, 2018
  • Education

    Suburban school districts finish high, SCS sees bright side of low ACT scores

    Suburban school districts here finished at the top of Tennessee’s ACT scores, while Shelby County Schools came in near the bottom but is seeing improvement among its economically disadvantaged students and has four high schools above the state average of 20.2, its best score ever.

    By Sam Stockard November 02, 2018
  • Education

    Tennessee students improve slightly on ACT in a year when national scores backslide

    Tennessee’s average ACT score ticked up slightly this year, again landing above 20 and defying national trends on the college entrance exam, according to results released on Wednesday.

    By Marta L. Aldrich November 01, 2018
  • Transportation & Logistics

    FedEx gives University of Memphis $500,000 for aviation scholarships

    The University of Memphis will receive $500,000 from a FedEx Express scholarship grant to support a newfound commercial aviation degree program.

    By Wayne Risher October 25, 2018
  • Education

    Governor proposes TNReady changes, spending for student laptops

    Gov. Bill Haslam, coming off a listening tour for the embattled TNReady test, is proposing a litany of changes for the assessment, including spending to put laptops in the hands of every Tennessee student.

    By Sam Stockard October 25, 2018
  • Education

    Community college ROI: Southwest generates more tax revenue than it consumes

    When president Tracy D. Hall heard confidence was lacking in Southwest Tennessee Community College, she did not rely on the success stories of her students, she commissioned a study to prove it.

    By Michelle Corbet October 23, 2018
  • Education

    SCS leaders mark five years of improved performance

    The lyrics to “We are the World” were a bit of a stretch for students at A.B. Hill Elementary School. But “SpongeBob SquarePants” was a cross-generational hit during a celebration Monday for their move from a Level 1 to the top Level 5 for student academic growth in a single year.

    By Bill Dries October 23, 2018
  • Education

    Here’s what Tennessee’s big legislative turnover could mean for education

    The battle to replace term-limited Gov. Bill Haslam has consumed the spotlight for Tennessee’s education-minded voters, but more than a hundred legislative races will decide who the new governor will work with on school policy for the next few years.

    By Marta W. Aldrich October 21, 2018
  • Education

    Tennessee has a lot of early-career teachers, especially at schools with more students of color. Here’s why it matters.

    Alexis Singleton is one of thousands of Tennessee teachers in their early years of teaching. She’s one of 14 new teachers at her Memphis elementary school, and she’s seen firsthand the effect high teacher turnover can have on students.

    By Caroline Bauman October 17, 2018
  • Education

    Memphis teacher groups want annual pay raises and more say in how they teach their students

    Memphis teachers will soon have the opportunity to change compensation, work hours, health benefits, and how they teach if they vote to negotiate a new agreement with Shelby County Schools.

    By Laura Faith Kebede October 17, 2018
  • Education

    Five local educators honored by New Memphis for excellence

    New Memphis has launched its first Educators of Excellence Awards this year and announced this week the five local educators who are the inaugural 2018 honorees.

    By The Daily Memphian Staff October 15, 2018
  • Education

    Strong GIRL Fest celebrates and empowers girls of all ages

    Hutchison School and Girl Scouts Heart of the South joined forces Saturday to host Strong GIRL Fest, an interactive community event to celebrate and empower girls of all ages.

    By Christin Yates October 14, 2018
  • Education

    How Memphis students came face to face with the painful history in their school’s backyard

    A few yards across from the parking lot of an all-boys Memphis school lies a small, tree-lined courtyard, where a class of eighth-graders studies a large historical marker.

    By Laura Faith Kebede October 15, 2018
  • Education

    Thirteen SCS high schools to establish network for freshman success

    Thirteen local high schools will soon implement a Freshman on Track Program for the 2018-2019 academic year as part of the first Freshman Success Network in Memphis. The network will be the first locally to include both public traditional and charter schools, and will be established through a partnership with Stand For Children and Shelby County Schools.

    By Natalie Pilgrim October 15, 2018
  • Education

    Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss, stepsister of Anne Frank, in Memphis Oct. 16

    Eva Schloss, the stepsister and childhood friend of Anne Frank, will speak at the Michael D. Rose Theatre at the University of Memphis on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m.

    By The Daily Memphian Staff October 14, 2018
  • Education

    Democrats claim SCS stonewalling request for McCormick’s attendance records

    Tennessee Democratic Caucus Chairman Mike Stewart accused Shelby County Schools Wednesday of stonewalling on an open-records request to prevent it from learning how many meetings Republican school board member Scott McCormick failed to attend.

    By Omer Yusuf October 10, 2018
  • Business

    Modern manufacturing inspires the next generation

    Last Friday, a group of students from Bolton High School toured Competition Cams Inc., a Memphis-based manufacturer of performance camshafts and other valve train parts. At the beginning of the tour, feet were dragging and yawns were contagious, but as students moved through the production process and more machinery came into play, they began to ask questions.

    By Michelle Corbet October 10, 2018
  • Education

    Southwest to offer Memphis’ first funeral services degree in 2019

    Students interested in a career as an embalmer or funeral director will no longer have to drive outside of Shelby County to pursue a degree.

    By Michelle Corbet October 09, 2018
  • State Government

    Memphis legislator criticizes Hopson’s endorsement of Lee

    A Memphis legislator is castigating Shelby County Schools Superintendent Dorsey Hopson’s decision to endorse Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Lee, saying it “confuses” a tough situation.

    By Sam Stockard October 09, 2018
  • Education

    Memphis high school’s prized planetarium still needs upgrades, but students are already fascinated by what it can do

    Keshawn Glover remembers hearing his dad talk about field trips to Craigmont High School’s planetarium decades ago, but last week the high school senior got to experience the school’s crown jewel for himself.

    By Laura Faith Kebede October 08, 2018
  • Education

    Texas minister rallies Tennessee pastors against private school vouchers

    A Texas pastor who has fought private school vouchers in his home state is bringing his call of support for traditional public education to Tennessee.

    By Marta W. Aldrich October 03, 2018
  • Arlington

    Two suburban schools receive national distinction for excellence

    Two suburban schools – Donelson Elementary and Lakeland Elementary – were recognized Monday as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2018 by the U.S. Department of Education. 

    By Natalie Pilgrim October 02, 2018
  • Education

    School systems putting safety money into officers, technology

    Shelby County school systems are steering millions of dollars in new safety and security funds into technology and officers as part of a state plan to protect students and staff.

    By Sam Stockard February 01, 2019

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