Tennessee SB1960 mandates annual Fourth of July instruction in public schools, focusing on American independence and civic principles.
Tennessee SB1960 requires public schools to annually designate a day to observe the Fourth of July with age-appropriate instruction on American independence. Kindergarten through fifth-grade students will learn about the meaning of the Fourth of July, the United States as an independent nation, and foundational concepts of freedom and individual rights. Sixth through eighth-grade students will explore the historical context of the Fourth of July and key themes of the American Revolution.
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