The Senate has decided to postpone its vote on whether or not there should be a state takeover of the Memphis-Shelby County ...

Tennessee lawmakers will begin debates on Monday for a bill that would allow a state-appointed board to take over Memphis ...

Two different versions of a bill are working their way through the Tennessee Legislature, but both could have the same ...

Sen. Brent Taylor, a Republican from Eads, presented his version of the state takeover bill, which differs slightly from the proposal from State Rep. Mark White, a Republican from Memphis.

Richmond would be serving an 18-month term that started on Jan. 21, when Dr. Marie Feagins was terminated as MSCS Superintendent, and would end on July 21, 2026. According to the contract ...

Also, "Save Our Schools" is back with town halls which aim to educate the public on the proposed state takeover of MSCS. Here ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) board has finalized the contract of its interim superintendent, Dr. Roderick Richmond, and the compensation package is raising eyebrows ...

The bill passed in committee along party lines, with Lamar and Sen. Jeff Yarbro, a Democrat from Nashville, being the sole no ...

The legislation outlines how elected board members could be removed and replaced, and calls for prior review of large ...

The group was formed in the aftermath of the firing of MSCS ex-Superintendent Marie Feagins and claims to be a "group of ...

MSCS' Interim Superintendent Roderick Richmond will not be bound by same ethics clause former Superintendent Marie Feagins ...

What's in it, and how is it different? What MSCS interim Superintendent Roderick Richmond said about possible Tennessee takeover Tennessee bill outlines reasons for taking over school districts.