#mtcs

haha yeah, i know.

i think you mean this one

but my favorite The Mountain Goats song is this one. (cool cover)

aquabyb: Beyond birthday murmured, on august 19th at 6 a.m., just as he watched his advisors both the most overly emotional and emotionless person i know

aquabyb: *injects beyond birthday murmured, on August 19th at 6 a.m., just as he or Die amid wet rocks and Heather, his ghost will be gay

aquabyb: A most tempestuous wind made us both unlucky; there was no more than he could see the death of the world,” beyond birthday murmured, on August 19th at 6 a.m., Just as he or die

aquabyb: when we got da grains, whoooa HO we got the coins back in a bag.

aquabyb: when we got da grains, we Got da grains, WHOOOA Ho We got back

aquabyb: 🎵we got da grains, we got da grains, whoooa HO we got the coins back in the hole you crowled out of oh thats right kalny! you dont exist You dont repost this I will sleep with you

mtcs: 🎵we got da grains, we got da grains🎶

mtcs: We got da grains, we got dA grains🎶

mtcs: 🎵we got da grains🎶

aquabyb: 🎵we got da grains🎶

aquabyb: We got da grains🎶

When you think about self-improvement, education is the best way. You stay fit by eating healthily and exercising. You train and lift weights to increase your physical strength. You get enough sleep and intentionally learn new things to improve your memory.

But What Can You Do to Advance in Your Career?

You can continue to grow and advance your career and professional goals regardless of where you are in your career—whether you are a senior manager or an entry-level employee on the front lines.

Higher education equips you with the necessary tools to take the next step.

Education System in Tennessee

The state of Tennessee is located between the timeless beauty of the Appalachian Mountains and the majestic Mississippi River, a land rich in history, culture, and activities as diverse as its climate. If you take a closer look past the miles of hiking trails and picturesque towns, you’ll see that the state's most striking feature is not its unparalleled opportunities to explore nature, but the unparalleled educational opportunities people can provide for their children. Let us embark on a journey into Tennessee's educational future. Let us travel together down the educational path to discover how people can ensure that all students reach their full potential.

Tennessee offers unrivaled educational opportunities anywhere in the world. It is teeming with students, teachers, families, and community leaders reimagining what is possible. The journey begins with the efforts made throughout the state that have brought us to this point:

· Tennessee's schools are among the fastest improving in the country as the state climbs the Nation's Report Card, leapfrogging from the bottom of the class to one of the Top 25 states in science and math outcomes.

· More Tennessee students are attending college than ever before, and very few of the students require any form of remediation.

· Tennessee ranks as the first state to provide two years of tuition-free community or technical college to every high school graduate.

· People are charting a course for a future in which every family can access high-quality and meaningful school options, whether a public, private, or another school that best meets their child's needs.

· Quality data is available to parents and policymakers to ensure accountability and parent empowerment are present.

· Schools are funded for the specific needs of the students they serve, and those funds are spent transparently.

· State and local education leaders consistently promote student achievement and recognize and reward teaching excellence.

Tennessee takes pride in its long history of strong rural communities. 49% of Tennessee's school districts are located in rural areas. Tennessee's rural communities impact citizens across the state and nation, from agriculture to energy to entrepreneurs.

Tennessee Rural Education Association (TNREA) is dedicated to strengthening and transforming rural education in Tennessee. Successful rural schools play an essential role in the economic development of Tennessee communities. Providing students with opportunities to prepare them for college and careers can help attract jobs on a regional and statewide scale. Rural schools in Tennessee create a talent pipeline for students to stay in their communities and become tomorrow's future teachers and leaders.

Effect of Education on Students

Schools have reinvented high school educational models to connect students with opportunities for future growth and professional success. The Innovative School Models program seeks to foster strong, strategic, and innovative collaborations among students at Tennessee public school districts, postsecondary education institutions, and local employers to reimagine how to prepare them for success after high school. In a competitive process, the state awarded $30 million in grants and funded programs ranging from $750,000 to $2 million to meet the needs of local education agencies (LEAs) and partnering businesses.

Districts are working to meet the future educational needs of the communities they serve, such as employer-led "boot camps." In these camps, students learn about the needs of local businesses seeking a skilled workforce to develop an Agri-STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program in rural areas to learn about the latest farming technologies.

The people of Tennessee understand the value and impact that career and technical education can have on students. It is satisfactory to see the dedication of students, families, and educators towards the importance of education. The state's track record of success continues as this work has been recognized as nation-leading and as the people strengthen the opportunities available to students across the state. Preparing students for in-demand jobs requiring strong skill sets and paying well will help children find the best possible path to future success."

The goal of the work in Tennessee is to remove barriers for students and provide access to opportunities for future success, ensure a future workforce capable of filling tomorrow's jobs and help students develop the skills they'll need to succeed. A national organization has recognized Tennessee for its work in preparing students for high-wage, in-demand jobs, and establishing vital pathways to those jobs.

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