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School board members split on pursuing legal action against state
Board is set to meet next month to decide on course of action regarding $3.4 million in withheld funds
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Andrea Zelinski
After losing $3.4M, what legal avenues does MNPS have against state?
State laws on the subject are vague, and that may give Metro school board enough to justify a lawsuit
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Andrea Zelinski
As threatened, TN Department of Education withholds $3.4M from Metro schools
MNPS questions the precedent for such punishment and wonders how the amount was determined
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Steven Hale
Board debates urgency to create Metro schools diversity plan
School board still must figure out what diversity looks like and how does Metro plan to ensure it
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Joey Garrison
Great Hearts: How charter operator lost, the political fallout and what happens now
State department of education’s relationship with MNPS is in worst shape in years following dispute
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Joey Garrison
Metro school board chair, state commissioner agree to meet over withholding of funds
Gov. Bill Haslam said Tuesday decision came down to enforcing the state’s laws
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Joey Garrison
Haslam: State takes no pleasure in keeping funds from Metro over Great Hearts
Great Hearts dispute has turned partisan inside General Assembly, with Republicans defending move to withhold funds
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Joey Garrison
Q&A: Matt Throckmorton, director of Tennessee Charter Schools Association
Throckmorton: 'We’re seeing more and more politics entering the application process'
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Joey Garrison
State docks Metro Schools more than $3 million for rejecting Great Hearts
State Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman said the state had "no choice but to take this action"
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Staff reports
In District 20 showdown, North and Dickerson stake out similar positions
Putting a Republican in seat held by Democratic for 28 years would be symbolic blow to reeling state Dems
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Steven Hale
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