A new report from the Diverse Learners Cooperative highlights the financial challenges schools face in supporting students with disabilities. Part 2 of our look at the report explores how funding reform can help these students reach their full potential.
More than half of jobs in Tennessee require education beyond high school, but only 46 percent of Tennesseans hold a postsecondary degree or credential. The Complete Tennessee Leadership Institute (CTLI) is focused on turning those statistics in a positive direction.
The Diverse Learners Cooperative has published Funding All Learners, a resource highlighting the financial challenges schools face in supporting the needs of students with disabilities.
Tennessee needs a new K-12 education funding formula that will better prepare students for success in college, career, and life, and the proposal from Governor Lee and Commissioner Schwinn has the potential to significantly improve outcomes for millions of Tennessee students.
Closing college completion gaps for Black & Hispanic students is critical to student success and Tennessee’s continued economic growth. Learn about the UT Success Academy, a program at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, that supports men of color in completing their degrees.