Tennessee Score Logo
  • Who We Are
    • SCORE Mission
    • SCORE Team
    • Board and Advisers
    • Work At SCORE
  • What We Do
    • Advocate For Students
      • Classroom To Career
    • Research & Innovate
      • Trends In Tennessee ESSER Plans
      • Higher Ed By The Numbers
      • K-12 By The Numbers
    • Engage & Empower
      • Tennessee Educator Fellowship
      • Complete Tennessee Leadership Institute
    • Monitor Progress
      • State Of Education In Tennessee
    • Events
  • What We're Saying
    • SCORE Blog
    • News Releases
    • Friday’s Focus
  • Resources
    • Latest Reports
    • State Of Education In Tennessee
    • Innovative School Models Grants
    • Education Recovery Resources
    • Additional Resources
  • Contact

Month: March 2018

The Tennessee Educator Survey: Why It Is Important For Educators

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Beth Gotcher

It’s that time of year where you are either in or close to your spring break, or in the final stretch of the school year. That also means it’s an incredibly busy time of the year, including a variety of state assessments and end of the year events. Responding to the Tennessee Educator Survey may…

Read More...

It Matters: Recruit And Prepare The Best And Brightest For Education Career

Posted on March 27, 2018 by McKenzie Manning

Having an effective educator for every Tennessee student is one of the most important ways to ensure that all students receive a high-quality education. Teachers are the most important in-school factor for raising student achievement, and their work is vital to preparing students for postsecondary studies and jobs. Making Tennessee the best state for teaching…

Read More...

The First Crossroads

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Salik Sohani

Before I studied abroad in college, I had never considered graduating a semester early, changing my major, or moving to a new city. However, during the fall semester of 2016, I took a class called Integrating Reading and Writing for Adolescents that New York University (NYU) Steinhardt required for its English education students. At that…

Read More...

Letter From Jamie Woodson: Why School Leadership Matters For Tennessee Students

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Jamie Woodson

Dear Friends, At the helm of every great school is a great school leader. Principals set the tone, the culture, and the environment for learning. And, we know that principals are second only to teachers when it comes to raising student achievement. In fact, principals can account for up to a quarter of in-school factors…

Read More...

The Value Of The Tennessee Educator Survey

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Erin O'Hara

I love March. March brings some of my favorite things – St. Patrick’s Day, March Madness (though it’s not as fun this year for Virginia fans like me), the beginning of spring, and the Tennessee Educator Survey. You might wonder how the annual survey of educators brings me the same joy as a new season….

Read More...

Posts navigation

Page 1 Page 2 Next

Stay Updated

    Month In EducationWhat MattersClassroom To CareerNews Releases

    Archives

    • 2023
      • Feb
      • Jan
    • 2022
      • Dec
      • Nov
      • Oct
      • Sep
      • Aug
      • Jul
      • Jun
      • May
      • Apr
      • Mar
      • Feb
      • Jan
    • 2021
      • Dec
      • Nov
      • Oct
      • Sep
      • Aug
      • Jul
      • Jun
      • May

    Twitter

    SCOREFollow20,65113,520

    Our goals for every TN student: an excellent K-12 public education, a postsecondary degree or credential, a great career. Nonprofit, founded 2009 by @bfrist.

    SCORE
    SCORE4Schools avatarSCORE@SCORE4Schools·
    56m

    In @GovBillLee's State of the State address, he outlined a continued commitment to education by proposing an additional $350 million to K-12 education through TISA, including $125 million to raise teacher pay. #TNSOTS

    Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitter
    SCORE4Schools avatarSCORE@SCORE4Schools·
    3h

    "Our school has seen a dramatic drop in the number of third through fifth grade students who need intervention referrals." A @TCSchools_ teacher shares her experience using high-quality curriculum to support student learning. #HQIM @The74

    Using High-Quality Curriculum Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Still Have Fun Learning

    A Tennessee teacher learns that her high-spirited, engaging lessons don’t have to vanish with the implementation of a challenging English curric...

    www.the74million.org

    Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter3Like on Twitter4Twitter
    SCORE4Schools avatarSCORE@SCORE4Schools·
    6h

    Deadline is three weeks away! Visit to learn more about free money for college. #TNPromise #FAFSA https://t.co/ZXWueYIwQP

    College for TN - Your Resource for College Information

    There are so many choices when it comes to finding a career or college that's right for you. College for TN was designed specifically to match your in...

    www.collegefortn.org

    Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter1Twitter
    Load More...
    SCORE Logo
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn
    • Youtube
    1207 18th Avenue South, Suite 326, Nashville, TN 37212
    • Who We Are
    • What We Do
    • What We're Saying
    • Resources
    • Contact
    • Tennessee Educator Fellowship
    • Driving Forward Digital Report
    • Excellence for All
    • State Of Education In Tennessee
    • Classroom To Career
    SCORE, All Rights Reserved