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State committee recommends corrective action plan for Metro Nashville Public Schools after accountability hearing
Summary
The State Board subcommittee recommended that Metro Nashville Public Schools enter a corrective action plan with the State Department of Education after questioning district leaders about six underperforming schools and the district’s leadership, budgeting and intervention strategies.
The State Board of Education’s Accountability Hearings Committee recommended that Metro Nashville Public Schools enter a corrective action plan with the Tennessee Department of Education following a 75‑minute hearing on district plans for six underperforming schools.
Chair (speaker 1) opened the hearing by noting the district had six schools on the accountability list — Antioch Middle, Cane Ridge High, Chadwell Elementary, Donaldson Middle, Glenview Elementary and Paragon Mills Elementary — representing roughly 4,692 students for the 2024–25 school year. The committee asked…
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