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Jessica Bliss

Nashville
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Director of Communications & Marketing @HarpethHall. Previous: Award-winning storyteller for @Tennessean & @usatoday. #mizzoumade jessica.bliss@harpethhall.org
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Nashville teachers, create your Adopt-a-Teacher wish lists here

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By Jessica Bliss
| The Daily News Journal Verified
The Tennessean's Adopt-a-Teacher initiative is here. Teachers from Metro Nashville Public Schools can create profiles and submit wish lists online, then community members will be able to adopt teachers to make the second half of the school year as successful as the first. Thank you for your interest in The Tennessean Adopt-a-Teacher program. The registration period for this year's initiative has closed.
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Murfreesboro police chief sorry for child arrests

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By Jessica Bliss
| USA Today Verified
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — In a public outcry, the community sought two specific actions in response to the April 15 arrests of 10 Murfreesboro elementary school students: an investigation and an apology. They now have both.
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Gideon's Army violence interrupters work to bring peace

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By Jessica Bliss
| The Tennessean Verified
Citizens across America are proving that the country is not as hopelessly divided as the headlines may lead one to believe. USA TODAY Network reporters are bringing forth examples of how citizens are working across perceived divides to address differences between conservatives and liberals, promote listening to neighbors with opposing views and to solve issues such as racial inequities and gun violence.
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