From Open House to Open Doors: Daughters of Zion and William and Johnson Career College Bring Career Pathways to Avon Lenox High School
By the Shelby County Observer Education & Community Affairs Staff September 29, 2026 | Memphis,
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Memphis Organizations Turn Drug-Free Coalition Meeting Into Action, Commit to Three Community Prevention Strategies
21 participants representing schools, businesses, faith and community organizations, parents and youth commit to carrying
Comptroller Releases Independent Forensic Audit of Memphis Shelby County Schools
Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury Jason Mumpower has released the results of an independent evaluation
450,000 student loan borrowers may get debt forgiven in $23B settlement
By WEAU Staff and Gray News staff AU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU/Gray News) -A $23 billion class-action settlement with the Department
Man once held in underground bunker graduates from high school, focusing on moving forward
By Sarah Sims and Brandy Beard ABBEVILLE, Ala. (WTVY/Gray News) – Ethan Gilliam was just 5 years old
Taylor says MSCS audit release will show ‘colossal waste’ in school district
by: Raven Copeland MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Lawmakers and the community are awaiting Wednesday’s release of the
Memphis school district audit identifies $1.1M in ‘waste and abuse’
by: David Royer, Deja Davis, Jessica Gertler, Raven Copeland, Alex Coleman MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An interim report from the state’s
Judge recuses self of ‘further involvement’ in Lindsey Whiteside case
By Hannah Kozlowski MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The judge in the case of a former Desoto
Lawmakers react to new data about expanded school voucher program
Data shows white students received the most vouchers, along with other disparities between the public
MSCS mass messaging system taken offline due to data breach
Author: Jeremiah Hall The software used to distribute mass texts, emails, and calls was breached, but