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TEA President Beth Brown and Knox County Education Association President and TEA Vice President Tanya Coats issued the following statement:
14 Apr 0
Long before COVID-19 hit Tennessee, our public schools were already plagued by chronic under-funding by the state.
By TEA Executive Director Terrance Gibson | The fight for increased public education funding is not a new one. When you look back over the association’s 155-plus years of advocacy, there is a common thread of the fight for more resources.
By TEA President Beth Brown | When I began my teaching career in August 2001, I had the rare pleasure of not only joining my parents’ profession but also their workplace.