One in three Tennessee graduates shouldn’t have received high school diploma, state says
A third of Tennessee students are receiving diplomas without meeting the state’s requirements, according to a new report by the State Department of Education.
During this week’s State Board of Education meeting, department leaders vowed to address the lapse.
“This couldn’t happen again,” Education Commissioner Candice McQueen said Thursday. “We’ve got some pretty drastic measures that we’re taking.”
