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As a senior at Memphis RISE Academy who wants to become a pediatric registered nurse, I have learned that success after high school is about having the right support and opportunities when you need them – from family, counselors, and teachers.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the following statement today to thank members of the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission for overturning two school board decisions that would have denied underserved families in Madison and Rutherford Counties access to high-quality public education options.
As a senior at Memphis RISE Academy, I've experienced firsthand how Tennessee schools are preparing the next generation for meaningful careers and lives of purpose. My journey toward becoming a NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) nurse illustrates both the opportunities available to students and the guidance needed to help us navigate critical life decisions.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) honored four members of the General Assembly today for their exemplary work supporting students during this year's legislative session.
Tennesseans for Student Success announces winners of annual summer reading contest.
Following its 10th anniversary, TSS announces new branding, website, and a new tool to help further its cause of driving bold policies and lasting impact for Tennessee students.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the following statement to welcome U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn to the 2026 Tennessee Governor’s race.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the following statement to thank members of the Rutherford County Schools Board of Education for approving the Novus SMART Academy (K-8) and supporting families who will benefit from having another public education option for their children.
A new poll of voters in Tennessee should provide valuable information to lawmakers gathering in Nashville today to take part in an advisory committee that’s studying the scope and frequency of assessments along with teacher evaluation requirements.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the following statement on the 2024-25 Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) state-level results that continue to show investments in literacy, tutoring, and strong academic standards are paying off for students.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) today announced the release of its ninth annual TN SuccessCard, a helpful tool that evaluates members of the General Assembly based on how they voted on key education policies during the 2025 legislative session.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) is excited to once again launch its annual Tristar Reads contest to encourage children to read during their summer break. While Tennessee students showed important improvements on the most recent National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) test, nearly seven in ten are still reading below NAEP proficient.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the below statement to thank members of the State House for joining the State Senate and approving legislation that improves the application process for public charter schools by removing the politics that frequently lead to barriers and delays.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the below statement to thank members of the Tennessee Senate for approving legislation that ensures public charter school applications are considered fairly and at a reasonable pace, without the politics that too frequently lead to delays.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS) released the following statement to welcome 6th District U.S. Congressman John Rose to the 2026 Tennessee Governor’s race.
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