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Metro schools add security at football games

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Earlier shooting raises concerns
By TOM KREAGER • Staff Writer • September 12, 2008

Metro officials have added security for some football games this season after a shooting in McGavock's parking lot during a basketball game last season.

McGavock student hospitalized after ingesting liquid drug

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WKRN Channel 2

A McGavock High School student is recovering after ingesting a liquid believed to have similar affects of Ecstasy.

Police said Shayne Colvin, 17, got the drug from a classmate at school Wednesday morning.

Unresponsive, Colvin was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center and placed in intensive care.

Metro tackles truancy with help center

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Tennessean

Students brought into the new Metro Attendance Center have a choice — take a citation, head to court and risk paying more than $100 in fines and fees or accept social services offered by the center and don't miss school for six straight weeks.

Most choose the latter.

Debating Student Rights and Southern History

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Can a school system's dress code policy curb your free speech? An Anderson County student says so and is suing over the way he was treated because he wore clothes with images of the Confederate Flag, and he wants to change the policy and seeks punitive damages to boot.

Williamson County Student Information goes Full Monty

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The coalition's site reports that "about 17,000 Tennessee K-12 students and the names of several hundred teachers were posted on a personal Web site" in three separate files, which included names, birth dates, gender, test scores and Social Security numbers.

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Metro looks to aggressively fill teaching vacancies

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Metro utilizes media to help fill teaching spots
WKRN NEWS

The hiring season is underway for school systems across the country, and the competition is fierce.

This year, Metro Nashville Public Schools is pulling out all the stops to fill hundreds of vacancies in its classrooms.

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