A majority of Knoxville Power Poll respondents have a gloomy outlook on how the administration’s economic policies would affect local businesses and institutions.
Advancing Composites
A facility dedicated to developing and manufacturing composite materials opens at UT Research Park at Cherokee Farm.
2024 Revue: The Year in Education
From the policing of K-12 libraries to the University of Tennessee’s growth plans.
Power Poll: 2024’s Most Important Stories
Among survey respondents’ top choices were the city’s election system change, a downtown high-rise and the defeat of school vouchers.
A ‘Model’ School
In a visit to Knox County’s L&N STEM Academy, Gov. Bill Lee makes a case for educational options.
Retaining Control
A bill with major Republican support would modify the third-grade retention law but still threaten many students with being held back.
Holding Back
As the Legislature debates changes to its third-grade retention law, the key issue remains who will make the decision.
2022 Revue: Higher Education
The University of Tennessee dealt with record enrollment and legislative mandates this year, while Knoxville College launched a reboot.
The School-to-Job Pipeline
In the face of academic slippage, education leaders emphasize the importance of connecting classrooms to careers.
Making Early Connections
Brain science illustrates the importance of the first few years of a child’s life. Experts are seeking ways to promote healthy development.
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