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Sky Arnold

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Former Senator Lamar Alexander Says Tennessee Needs More Political Competition

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By Sky Arnold
| Tennessee Firefly
Former U.S. Senator and Governor Lamar Alexander lamented the decline of political competition in Tennessee during a conversation at last week’s Rotary Club of Nashville meeting.¶ Alexander told the group of business and community leaders that Tennessee was the third poorest state in the country when he became governor in 1978.
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State Testing Results Show Notable Improvements in Reading

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By Sky Arnold
| Tennessee Firefly
Tennessee’s third grade students just posted the best English language arts (ELA) results on state testing since 2017, and students overall saw important improvements in the subject.¶ That’s according to a news release from the Tennessee Department of Education highlighting the results of the 2025-26 Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) state–level results.¶ K-8 grade students take the TCAP each spring in ELA, math, science, and social studies, while high school students take...
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Williamson County Schools Superintendent Stepping Down

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By Sky Arnold
| Tennessee Firefly
Williamson County Schools Superintendent James Golden shared a message to staff on Tuesday announcing that he’s stepping down as the district's leader in 45 days, per his contract.¶ Golden said he’s accepted a position as the Associate Director of Finance, Administration, and Legal Services with the Franklin Special District.¶ “This decision was not an easy one,” Golden said.
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