Those traditional yellow school buses might soon be decorated with advertising, if some Mississippi lawmakers get their way.
The Weiner and Delight school districts are 200 miles apart, but officials say that's no reason to keep them separated.
Some Mississippi educators are calling the proposed cuts on education the worst economic disaster to ever hit the state's schools. In fact, a Desoto County
The Desoto County school district is facing some tough decisions. They're facing millions of dollars in budget cuts, which means some employees will be taking
Ten to fifteen percent of Americans suffer from the reading disability dyslexia. But there is a school in Germantown that caters specifically to dyslexic
A church based group is joining leaders at Memphis City Schools to rescue failing students. The Memphis chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
When she got the invitation to come to Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen's farewell State of the State speech in Nashville Monday night, University of Memphis
Mississippi NAACP leaders say they oppose Republican Gov. Haley Barbour's budget cuts and his proposals to consolidate public schools and merge the state's
Guns recently found in several Memphis City Schools prompted district leaders to lay down the law.
The Memphis City Council approved a method of giving Memphis City Schools $50 million.
The ongoing battle between the City of Memphis and Memphis City Schools comes to a head Tuesday morning when the two sides meet to hash out a deal on school
Finagling over finances continues as the Memphis City Council plans to discuss school funding again at Monday's meeting. With two court judgments against them,
The Mississippi Senate voted Friday to impose harsher penalties on motorists who illegally pass stopped school buses.
The Senate has passed Gov. Phil Bredesen's plan for overhauling the state's higher education system to improve Tennessee's poor graduation rate at community
The city and Memphis City Schools may be close to a deal that would solve the funding issue. City Councilman Jim Strickland developed the plan, and it's one
Governor Phil Bredesen's office submitted Tennessee's application to the federal 'Race to the Top' program Tuesday afternoon.

