51 Tennessee organizations issue statement against tying school voucher legislation to hurricane relief money

Jan 281 min read

After an overwhelming rejection last year by teachers, parent groups, 72-plus local elected bodies, the superintendents association and communities all across the state, Gov. Lee is trying yet again to ram through this deeply unpopular legislation in a special legislative session.

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