Family Resource Center staff previewed multiple back-to-school events: a shopping event for 28 children, an expanded 'Head to Toe' event on Aug. 1 at First Baptist Church expected to serve about 1,000 children across the county, and a partnership delivering 125 tech-sleeve backpacks on July 30.

Members of the WeGo Youth Action Team presented survey findings to the MTA board calling for dedicated bus lanes and transit-priority technology, more visible security and cleaner vehicles, improved real-time information, and expansion of student fare programs including Stride.

TSU's student‑affairs report highlighted an 89% spring freshman retention rate, student‑conduct process improvements that reduced active cases, expanded 'Time to Care' virtual health visits and career‑services outcomes including multiple six‑figure offers to graduates.

TSU enrollment managers reported 1,610 confirmed first‑time student deposits (summer+fall) and an estimated combined funnel near 1,780 including transfers; officials highlighted a new applicant portal, a dashboard integrated with Slate and multiple yield initiatives to convert deposits into enrolled students.

The State Building Commission approved Middle Tennessee State University's P3 residence hall: a 554-bed student housing project on about 2.5 acres under a 40-year ground lease with a purchase option after 10 years. Ground rent will be paid from surplus project cash flow.

Committee seeks resources to organize steam plant tours for high school girls interested in STEM.

University leaders promote housing for students to boost enrollment and ease parental concerns.

Tennessee law requires 40 minutes of daily activity for elementary and 90 minutes weekly for older students.

House passes HR 179 to address mental health impacts of social media on students.

Senator Bolling welcomes Hadassah Bridal, highlighting her passion for politics and leadership.

New bill prohibits penalties from positive THC-COOH tests for students and employees.