Tennessee State Board of Education Faces Pushback on World Language Requirement Changes

Overview: The Tennessee State Board of Education’s recent meeting saw public feedback on proposed changes to graduation requirements, particularly the modification of the world language requirement, which no longer mandates two consecutive years of study in the same language. Educators and students expressed concerns about the impact on language proficiency and future opportunities.

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Commissioner:
Lizzette Reynolds
State School Board Officials:
Mrs. Krissi McInturff, Mr. Jordan Mollenhour, Mr. Robert Eby, Mr. Warren Wells, Mr. Ryan Holt, Dr. Ina Maxwell, Mrs. Marsha Johnson, Mr. Larry Jensen, Mr. Darrell Cobbins, Ms. Bonza Auberson, Dr. Sara Heyburn Morrison (Executive Director), Dr. Steven Gentile (Executive Director Tennessee Higher Education Commission)

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