Tennessee District Seeks Student Support Software; Virginia System Needs CTE Textbooks
Metro Nashville Public Schools in Tennessee is actively seeking a student support and intervention case management software system. The district, serving 81,021 students, requires a system that aligns with its 'Focused Outcomes' framework, emphasizing literacy, numeracy, attendance, social-emotional learning, transitions, and on-track graduation. Key features include collaborative referrals, individual and group academic and behavioral intervention plans, session logging, reintegration planning, and an early-warning dashboard. The deadline for proposals is October 2, 2026. Concurrently, Stafford County Public Schools in Virginia, with 31,220 students, is in the market for new career and technical education (CTE) textbooks for grades 6-12. These materials must align with state CTE standards and cover subjects such as family and consumer science, health and medical sciences, business and marketing, and trade and industrial education. The district seeks both print and digital formats, along with teacher editi...