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Tennessee lawmakers plan new educator misconduct legislation after Nashville teacher’s firing
Tennessee lawmakers plan new legislation to address educator misconduct and AI misuse in schools following the firing of a Nashville teacher accused of altering student images and videos with AI. The proposed measures aim to expand accountability and reporting requirements for school employees, building on existing laws prohibiting educator-student relationships and enhancing penalties for grooming behavior.
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