The Aid Gap: Expanding Tennessee’s Need-Based Aid Can Address Cost as a Barrier to College
As Tennessee reshapes its financial aid system, there is an opportunity to expand need-based aid and improve access and completion of college. Earning a college degree, whether it's a technical certificate or a bachelor's degree, should be within reach for every Tennessean.
The 2026 Legislative Session: What Advocates Need to Know
As EdTrust-Tennessee reflects on the 2026 legislative session, the last year of the 114th General Assembly, here are some of the pressing education policies advocates should know about.
Legislative Threat to Tennessee’s Diverse Higher Education Instututions
HB 1664/SB 1713, requires institution leaders to annually certify compliance with state restrictions which could further curtail efforts to support students from a range of backgrounds.
HB 2532/SB 2247 Seeks to Expand Vouchers and Opt Tennessee into the Federal Voucher Program
This administration bill, sponsored by Rep. Lamberth and Sen. [...]
