§ 49-1-301 Composition – Chair – Meetings
§ 49-1-302 Powers and duties of board – Confidentiality of records – Standards, policies, recommendations and actions subject to appropriations – Teacher evaluation advisory committee – Duty-free teacher time – Confidentiality and integrity of statewide tests – Ungr
§ 49-1-304 Acquisition of federal surplus property
§ 49-1-305 Executive director – Staff
§ 49-1-306 Goals
§ 49-1-307 Academic standards for computer science education
§ 49-1-308 Inclusion of events of Civil Rights Movement in academic standards in subject of social studies
§ 49-1-309 No educational standards to be imposed by federal government – Adoption of state educational standards – Joining testing consortium – Use of collected data
§ 49-1-310 Implementation of process to review and replace Common Core State Standards – Cancellation of memorandum of understanding
§ 49-1-311 Appointment of standards review and development committees and advisory teams – Website for public comment – Recommendations
§ 49-1-312 Standards recommendation committee – English language arts and mathematics – Confirmation of appointments
§ 49-1-313 Standards recommendation committee – Science and social studies
§ 49-1-314 Responsibility of LEAs in developing instructional programs under state standards
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Terms Used In Tennessee Code > Title 49 > Chapter 1 > Part 3 - State Board of Education

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  • Public law: A public bill or joint resolution that has passed both chambers and been enacted into law. Public laws have general applicability nationwide.
  • Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
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