By January 2000, we plan to have a full series of curricula available to help you help students in every grade level from 7th through 12th grade. I look forward to getting to know you as we work together to help Tennessee's young people learn to make better decisions to build better futures. According to an article in the August 20 edition of The Tennessean , graduates of technical schools are finding great opportunities in today's job market. However, the article continues, those are not the true costs. When financial aid is factored in, the average student's costs drop by more than one-half.
Winners are people who know their strengths and have a so-what attitude about their weaknesses.
Currently in its pilot phase with classes opening in Sumner County Schools, Metro Nashville Schools, and the David Lipscomb Campus School in Nashville. Full implementation will begin in January 1999.