A RESOLUTION to honor and commend Metro Nashville Public Schools on being recognized as a national leader in post-pandemic academic recovery.
Impact
The resolution acknowledges MNPS as one of only two large urban school districts ranked in the Top 10 for both math and reading growth from the 2022 to 2023 academic years. The noteworthy achievements are attributed to the district's commitment to implementing evidence-based curricula, providing essential supports such as free meals for all students, and pioneering innovative programs aimed at enhancing academic performance and community engagement.
Summary
HJR0998 is a resolution honoring Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) for its commendable achievements in post-pandemic academic recovery. The bill highlights the district's recognition as a national leader, particularly noted in the Education Recovery Scorecard, which evaluates the post-pandemic efforts of school districts across the country. The resolution emphasizes MNPS's efforts to accelerate student learning and improve academic outcomes as a result of strategic initiatives implemented within the district.
Contention
While the resolution primarily serves to celebrate MNPS, it reflects broader conversations about educational recovery and success in the wake of the pandemic. Recognition of these efforts may drive further discussions on state policies regarding educational funding and support services for schools, particularly those in urban areas facing similar challenges. The positive attributes highlighted in HJR0998 could foster advocacy for additional resources and reforms aimed at sustained academic excellence.
A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Chara Rand on her selection as the 2024–2025 Metro Nashville Public Schools Principal of the Year and Middle School Principal of the Year.
A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Dr. Andrew "Andy" Davis on his selection as the 2024-2025 Metro Nashville Public Schools Elementary Principal of the Year.
A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Dr. Angela McShepard-Ray on her selection as a finalist for Principal of the Year with Metro Nashville Public Schools.