There are 3 article(s) tagged Tennesseans for Quality Early Education:

• March 2022

  • General Assembly won’t tackle child care this year

    The economic effect of lack of access to child care is enormous, according to a Tennesseans for Quality Early Education report. In Memphis, the impact is $259 million annually in lost earnings and revenue.

    By Ian Round March 28, 2022

• February 2020

  • One issue brings Tennessee voters together

    A survey by Tennesseans for Quality Early Education shows Tennessee voters are unified in their dissatisfaction with the state’s public education system and united in their support for expanding early education. 

    By Mike Carpenter February 12, 2020

• February 2019

  • Is Tennessee moving its weakest teachers to early, non-tested grades? New research says yes.

    A new study confirmed that low-performing teachers in grades 3 through 5 were more likely to be reassigned to non-tested early grades than their more effective colleagues.

    By Marta W. Aldrich February 23, 2019