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As Memphis Theological Seminary prepares to close its doors, a meditation on the school that celebrated unity in diversity.
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As Memphis Theological Seminary prepares to close its doors, a meditation on the school that celebrated unity in diversity.
Librarian says 80,000 books can't easily be sold, donated or dumped.
It might seem odd that the investiture of LeMoyne-Owen College’s 14th president will be held on a religious holiday, Good Friday. Good Friday, one...
“When children are exposed to a traumatic event, including a violent crime, their response may vary.” – American Academy of Pediatrics Hundreds of yellow...
Memphis-Shelby County Schools has hired a national accounting firm to audit its internal procedures in spending millions in federal COVID-19 relief funds, also known...
A senior facilities manager for Memphis-Shelby County Schools was fired in late July for “gross misconduct” in connection with construction contracts awarded to a...
Mr. Bobowski tried everything he could think of to turn the two KIPP charter schools in North Memphis he led into launching pads for...
There’s no great mystery about why teen births have been declining steadily in Shelby County for 15 years. “Education and contraception work,” said Ashley...
Jackie Johnson, a 23-year-old single mother of two, lives on a street in South Memphis that has more vacant lots and abandoned houses than...
Third grade just got harder. Third graders in public schools who “flunk” next spring’s TNReady reading test — and generally two-thirds of them in...
