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Local district are utilizing funding from the U.S. Department of Education to help address pandemic-related issues. (Community Impact staff)
Nashville
2:00 PM Aug 17, 2021 CDT
WCS, FSSD using combined $12.7M for initiatives to address learning loss
The Williamson County Schools Board of Education will meet Aug. 10. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Nashville
10:57 AM Aug 9, 2021 CDT
Williamson County Schools to hold special-called meeting Aug. 10 to discuss COVID-19 guidelines
On July 9, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidance regarding COVID-19 protocols in schools. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
3:46 PM Jul 15, 2021 CDT
Williamson County Schools to send back-to-school information July 27
Nashville
7:00 AM Aug 1, 2020 CDT
Confederate symbols face backlash, police update use-of-force policy: News from Nashville
Coronavirus cases in Davidson County have risen to 16,695 as of July 21, according to the latest update from the Tennessee Department of Health. (Community Impact staff)
Nashville
8:14 AM Jul 23, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus cases rise and more: News from Nashville
Officials with the Williamson Medical Center announced July 17 that the hospital was currently at 70% capacity for beds allocated for coronavirus patients, and that the hospital would cancel all elective surgeries requiring an overnight stay effective July 21. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
8:38 AM Jul 20, 2020 CDT
Some elective surgeries end, coronavirus cases rise: News from Nashville
The Metro Nashville Police Department will begin enforcing the city's mask mandate beginning July 15. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
8:06 AM Jul 15, 2020 CDT
City to begin enforcing masks, county to re-evaluate Confederate flag on seal and more: News from Nashville
Williamson County Schools released a reopening framework plan for students and families on July 9 before school begins in early August, with students given the option to receive on-campus or remote instruction. (Courtesy Pixabay)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jul 11, 2020 CDT
Williamson County Schools’ 2020-21 plan plus four other Nashville stories
Metro Nashville Council approved three ordinances related to mask requirements, non-owner-occupied short-term rental properties and home-based businesses at the July 7 meeting. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
9:11 AM Jul 9, 2020 CDT
Council OKs ordinances, coronavirus cases rise across state: News from Nashville
Mental health care providers are working to fight against mental health stigma and provide more resources for patient care, such as a future facility for The Refuge Center for Counseling planned near Long Lane in Franklin. (Courtesy The Refuge Center for Counseling)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 27, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus updates, business news: More from Nashville area
Today's coronavirus update for Tennessee. (Community Impact Staff)
Nashville
7:59 AM Jun 25, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus cases rise, summer camp options and more: News from Greater Nashville
Adrienne Battle, Metro Nashville Public Schools director, said the district is preparing for three different scenarios in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 13, 2020 CDT
School district plans for fall 2020, plus four other Nashville-area updates
Visitors to Williamson County reached a record high in 2019, according to the latest data from Visit Franklin, which said 1.81 million visitors came to the area last year, marking an increase of 5.23% from 2018’s 1.72 million visitors. (Courtesy Visit Franklin)
Nashville
8:47 AM Jun 10, 2020 CDT
Visitors break Williamson County record, coronavirus cases rise and more: News from Nashville
For more than 150 years, the Tennessee State Fair has served as a 10-day gathering for agricultural and educational activities. (Courtesy Tennessee State Fair)
Nashville
8:08 AM Jun 9, 2020 CDT
State fair canceled, officers to wear body cameras and more: News from Nashville
Hundreds of Franklin residents overflowed from the corner of the First Missionary Baptist Church parking lot to listen to church leaders, educators, city officials and concerned citizens speak out against systemic racism across the country at a candlelight vigil held June 2. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jun 6, 2020 CDT
Area protests, budget amendments and three other Nashville-area stories from this week
Hundreds of Franklin residents overflowed from the corner of the First Missionary Baptist Church parking lot to listen to church leaders, educators, city officials and concerned citizens speak out against systemic racism across the county at a candlelight vigil held June 2. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
9:07 AM Jun 4, 2020 CDT
Franklin community leaders speak against racism and more Nashville-area news
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Tennessee will hold its state and federal primaries Aug. 6. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
4:00 PM
GUIDE: Full list of candidates, where to vote in Southwest Nashville for Aug. 6 election
Teachers and community members participated in a mock funeral procession near the Governor's Residence July 27 to call for safe reopening policies statewide amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
11:15 AM
‘Dead students can't learn, dead teachers can't teach’: local, state educators call for safe reopening policies statewide at July 27 protest
Metro Nashville Council appointed Berthena Nabaa-McKinney to represent District 4 on the Metro Nashville Public Schools board. (Courtesy Metro Nashville Public Schools)
Nashville
9:15 AM
Council appoints Berthena Nabaa-McKinney to Metro Nashville Public Schools board
We would like to hear from our readers about Metro Nashville Public Schools' plans for the coming school year and get their feedback on how the district is handling reopening in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. (Community Impact staff)
Nashville
10:30 AM
'Community Impact' now seeking feedback from parents, teachers regarding 2020-21 school year
Remote learning is expected to last through at least Labor Day at Metro Nashville Public Schools, according to Director of Schools Adrienne Battle. (Courtesy Metro Nashville Public Schools)
Nashville
12:30 PM
Metro Nashville Public Schools to start school year remotely Aug. 4
Metro Nashville Council approved three ordinances related to mask requirements, non-owner-occupied short-term rental properties and home-based businesses at the July 7 meeting. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
2:15 PM
Masks, short-term rentals and home-based businesses: 3 ordinances approved by Metro Nashville Council July 7
Metro Nashville Public Schools
Nashville
12:30 PM
Metro Nashville Public Schools adopts $15-per-hour minimum wage in FY 2020-21 budget
According to survey results of more than 16,000 elementary, middle and high school parents across the district, most respondents said they are not fully comfortable with in-person learning. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
12:00 PM
Metro Nashville Public Schools considers offering choice between remote and in-person classes
Metro Nashville Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2020-21 operating budget June 16. (Courtesy Metro Nashville Network)
Nashville
10:45 PM
Metro Nashville Council approves FY 2020-21 budget, including 34% property tax rate increase
Adrienne Battle, Metro Nashville Public Schools director, said the district is preparing for three different scenarios in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
11:15 AM
Metro Nashville Public Schools planning three scenarios for fall 2020