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Q&A with Christopher P. Loss
Serena Golden
Between gainful employment, talk of revamping the role of accreditation, interminable budget wrangling over Pell and student loans, and President Obama's State of the Union declaration that colleges and universities are "on notice" with regard to costs and outcomes, the complex and evolving relationship between higher education and the federal government is more visible than ever -- though on the question of what exactly that relationship ought to be, no consensus seems imminent.
Metro Schools logs strong gains
Jesse B. Register, Ed.D.
As a city, we carry a great responsibility to train and educate our young men and women so they can become the next generation of leaders and decision makers.
Milner presented AACTE Outstanding Book Award
Jennifer Wetzel
The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) will present its 2012 Outstanding Book Award to H. Richard Milner IV for "Start Where You Are, But Don’t Stay There: Understanding Diversity, Opportunity Gaps, and Teaching in Today’s Classrooms" Feb. 19 at its 64th annual meeting in Chicago.
Class size, salary plan disregards expert studies
James Gifford
Tennessee’s public school teachers and parents are in a state of shock following the recent education-related legislative proposals by Gov. Bill Haslam.
If charter schools are the future of Nashville education, they deserve a closer look
Matt Pulle and Jonathan Meador
Late last year, the Wednesday night before Christmas, architect Jim Hastings and his wife Stephanie hosted a cocktail party at their Belle Meade home. An open bar sat near the grand piano in their two-story living room, while guests snacked on finger food.