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Gov. Bill Lee and Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn unveiled a sweeping new rewrite of how the state funds its multibillion-dollar K-12 education system Thursday, saying it provides for more money per student and valuable services.
If approved, Tennessee would join nearly 40 other states in implementing a funding plan that attaches a set amount of money per student. Currently, the state’s decades-old funding matrix is made up of about 45 different components that help determine what dollar amounts school districts receive. The districts serve nearly 1 million Tennessean students.
In news today…
Bradley County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a business alarm on Spring Place Road SE around 1:30AM Thuresday. Deputies found an open window and immediately cleared the building. The building was not occupied and there was no evidence of theft. Deputies were unable to reach a responsible party and resecured the building.
Early Thursday morning, deputies returned to the business to further process the scene and quickly identified a suspect. Stephen Boyd Huttenhoff was arrested and charged with Burglary, Theft under $1,000, and Vandalism a short time later. Mr. Huttenhoff is currently being held at the Bradley County Jail.
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Cleveland State Community College hosted a dedication to name part of the CSCC loop road by honoring long time employee and friend of the college James (Jim) Cigliano on Wednesday.
Long term CSCC employee, Cigliano, was the third employee hired at the college. He served in many positions in Student Services including Director of Admissions and Records, Athletic Director, Dean of Student Personnel Services, Dean of Student Affairs, and Vice President of Student Services. Cigliano was inducted into the Tennessee Junior & Community College Athletic Association Hall of Fame in 2001 and in 2007 he achieved Emeritus Status.
