Posts Tagged ‘charter schools’
Failure is an option
Law Clerk with the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, Will Hines discusses how the recent failure of a Tennessee charter school will actually benefit the charter system, and ultimately improve Tennessee education. This article originally appeared in The Nashville City Paper on July 26.
by Will Hines
On...
July 28th, 2010 | Commentary | Read More
POSTPONED: July 30 School Choice Event
In honor of the Friedman Legacy for Freedom Day
The Tennessee Center for Policy Research
invites you to attend
A Breakfast Discussion on School Choice
With guest speaker Sen. Jack Johnson
Breakfast will be served
7:30 am to 9:00 am
Friday, July 30th
The office of TCPR
200 4th Avenue, Suite 625
Nashville,...
June 17th, 2010 | Events | Read More
Possible Charter School Expansion Coming to Nashville
According to a story in the Nashville City Paper, six groups have applied to establish charter schools in Metro Nashville. This is the first round of applications since the state legislature changed the charter school laws to allow for more students and more schools. Metro currently has just five charter...
November 6th, 2009 | Recent News | Read More
Cyber Charters in the Volunteer State
By Shaka Mitchell
NASHVILLE – Report shows that cyber charter schools would give meaningful education options to parents throughout Tennessee, especially the thousands living in rural areas.
To read the full report click HERE.
October 30th, 2005 | Policy | Read More


