NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — We all have a teacher we look back on and think "Wow! They went the extra mile."
For me, that's Mrs. Van Slyke.
I even asked my Mom to dig out a polaroid from third grade to show you! But we all have a teacher that we think back on fondly, right?
I bring this up because its teachers like that who will be shining a spotlight on their classroom challenges tonight in hopes of finding solutions.
The Nashville Public Education Foundation is hosting its Teacherpreneur Pitch Night at Belmont.
Think of it like "Shark Tank" for teachers.
Teachers with the top concepts will be awarded a collective $25,000 dollars in prize money and seed funding to implement their pilot.
Last year, first place went to Dr. Jennifer Love of East Nashville Magnet High School, who addressed more access to mental health, especially for athletes.
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Growing your family, no matter the journey to get there, is an emotional one. My heart aches for these families who trusted a Nashville fertility clinic with their dreams and finances. Hannah McDonald's relentlessness to find answers is journalism at its best and hopefully a new avenue of hope for the patients caught up in this mess.
-Carrie Sharp
