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Ed Trust-Tennessee works to close gaps in opportunity and achievement for all students, pre-k through college.
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    EdTrust-Tennessee
    @EdTrustTN
    Jun 15
    Join us and our partners in the Tennessee Coalition for Truth in Our Classrooms on Monday June 22nd 5pm CT/6pm ET for a briefing and discussion on the new censorship and DEI legislation introduced during the 2026 legislative session. Register Now: bit.ly/KYRWebinar26
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    EdTrust-Tennessee
    @EdTrustTN
    Jun 12
    30 years. Thousands of conversations. Countless advocates, educators, students, families, and partners engaged. We’re proud to be part of EdTrust’s 30-year legacy and grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey. Here’s to the next chapter 🩵🎉
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    EdTrust-Tennessee
    @EdTrustTN
    Apr 25
    The 114th Tennessee General Assembly adjourned sine die last night, closing out its two-year session. This year alone saw the passage of over 225 bills and 100+ resolutions. Learn more about the end of session: bit.ly/4e9aNEU
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    EdTrust-Tennessee
    @EdTrustTN
    Apr 22
    Tennessee currently identifies students from low-income backgrounds using SNAP and TANF, but the state's current method undercounts these students and, as a result, underfunds their schools. HB 2485/SB 2375 is a critical step toward fixing that. edtrusttn.org/official-state…
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    EdTrust-Tennessee
    @EdTrustTN
    Apr 21
    Action Alert: HB 1881/SB 1585 is moving quickly and it would drastically expand private school vouchers, gut accountability measures, and shift local taxpayer dollars in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Memphis, and Nashville to private schools.
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