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Children's reporter for the @Tennessean | Part of the @USAToday network | Former breaking news reporter | Forever weather nerd | Same handle on Bluesky
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Family of student hurt in Antioch High golf cart crash gets $110K

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By Rachel Wegner Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Aug. 12, 2026, 8:59 a.m. CT A Nashville mother who said her daughter was injured after being thrown from a golf cart driven recklessly by a school resource officer in 2023 was awarded $110,00 in a settlement. The lawsuit was originally filed in September 2024 by Rachel Kelly in Davidson County Circuit Court. It named the city's government, the school district and the school board as defendants. The Metro Nashville Public Schools board approved the settlement during its Aug. 11 meeting.
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Family of student hurt in Antioch High golf cart crash gets $110K

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By Rachel Wegner Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Family of student hurt in Antioch High golf cart crash gets $110K Rachel Wegner, Nashville Tennessean Updated Wed, August 12, 2026 at 9:59 AM EDT A Nashville mother who said her daughter was injured after being thrown from a golf cart driven recklessly by a school resource officer in 2023 was awarded $110,00 in a settlement. The lawsuit was originally filed in September 2024 by Rachel Kelly in Davidson County Circuit Court.
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As school kicks off in TN, these new laws are reshaping the landscape

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By Rachel Wegner Verified
| The Jackson Sun Verified
Tennessee lawmakers passed a bevy of education laws that affect K-12 schools, colleges, teachers and students earlier this year. From a school voucher expansion to free speech debates after the death of Charlie Kirk, we took a look at the new laws shaping the 2026-27 school year. As the new school year gets underway in Tennessee, several new education laws are changing the landscape for teachers, students and parents alike.
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