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Parents in Nashville are receiving an envelope from the Education Consumers Foundation. I suggest they be on the lookout for it and don’t toss it thinking it’s junk mail. What they’ll find inside is some enlightening information regarding Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Parents in Nashville are receiving an envelope from the Education Consumers Foundation. I suggest you be on the lookout for it and don't toss it thinking it's junk mail. What you'll find inside is some enlightening information regarding Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Some of the Schools on the South Precinct won’t have a crossing guard after “the most recent audit of elementary and middle schools, the School Crossing Section in an effort to provide the optimal coverage for our children, have reassigned 5 Crossing Guards and 1 sub to new locations.”… “Below is a list of the affected schools, which will not have Metro Crossing Guards assigned for the c

By KATE HOWARD • Staff Writer (Tennessean)• July 22, 2008

Amy Griffith reports on the mixed reviews Metro’s Standard School Attire is receiving from area principals:

Metro Schools officials are passing the buck and refusing to take responsibility for taking away Algebra I as an option for seventh grade public school kids:

Jackson Miller reacts to the news that Nashville’s middle schools will no longer offer Algebra as an option to seventh graders:

Jackson Miller reacts to the news that Nashville’s middle schools will no longer offer Algebra as an option to seventh graders:

A special nine-officer task force has been assigned to cover Metro schools graduation ceremonies, which began Thursday and run through May 24.

Start: May 10 2008 - 11:00
End: May 10 2008 - 16:00
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