Make Sure the Baby-sitter Knows the Basics about Your Baby
Spells Out Remaining Challenges for Tennessee's Public Child Welfare Agency
NASHVILLE - Tennessee law enables state residents to have access to government records. And while in most cases, child- and case-specific DCS information must remain confidential under state law, the department is committed to being as open and responsive as it possibly can. In some instances, there are even ways for certain interested parties to gain access to child and family information.
NASHVILLE – Governor Phil Bredesen and the Governor’s Office of Children’s Care Coordination have proclaimed October 13-19 Child Health Week. Tennesseans are encouraged to put the health and well-being of children first during Child Health Week, which will place special emphasis on the issue of childhood obesity, and every week in the year ahead.
NASHVILLE — The Wilson County Youth Ranch has entered into a business agreement with Omni Visions Inc. to help resolve recent management and oversight problems.
Nashville, TN – The U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics has recognized Tennessee with The Common Core of Data (CCD) Nonfiscal Team Award. The award recognizes timely and accurate collection of data vital to annual reporting and education research tracking education nationwide. Tennessee is cited as one of the most-improved submission states.
NASHVILLE – Noting Tennessee’s dramatic improvements in four crucial child-welfare measures, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has determined that the Department of Children’s Services has successfully completed its Performance Improvement Plan.
First Lady To Participate in “AndreaWalks II” Events
Across the State to Raise Awareness
Nashville - Governor Phil Bredesen today announced he has proclaimed April Child Abuse Prevention Month in Tennessee.
