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2 juveniles have been charged for spreading certain photos of other juveniles. What happened to the good ole days of fighting in the parking lot after school? I jest, but one of the ways schools all over the state are reacting is to remove cell phones and thanks to a new law, all the schools in Tennessee are having to make set new guidelines.
Nashville settles a lawsuit over Dr. Battle for $6.5 million, and they agreed to this settlement after a closed door meeting.
Then Nashville turns around and says they need more money to police the transit system.
Tim Burchett defends cuts to an East Knoxville project & mailers sent at taxpayer expense draw ire for Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson.
And as warned, many parents were told they would have a private school Voucher, and then they found out it was an error!
If you thought being in school was tough, imagine setting rules for an entire system of over 50,000!
Joining us to break all this down and more is Tammy Sharp of the Rutherford County School Board. Learn more about Tammy at the link here: https://www.facebook.com/p/Tammy-Sharp-Rutherford-County-School-Board-Zone-1-100063992735702/
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