The Tennessee Status Report is a document produced by the Tennessee Department of Education that provides an annual assessment of the state of public education in Tennessee. It contains data on student performance, school funding, and teacher quality. The report also includes information on school safety, technology, and other education topics. The report is issued each year to the public and is used by school districts, state officials, and other stakeholders to make informed decisions about educational policy. There are four main types of Tennessee Status Reports: the School Report Card, the District Report Card, the School Financial Report, and the Teacher Workforce Report. The School Report Card provides a comprehensive snapshot of how schools are performing in areas such as academic achievement, student growth, and graduation rates. The District Report Card provides information on how school districts are performing in areas such as student achievement, school finances, and school safety. The School Financial Report provides information on how schools are funded and how those funds are used. Finally, the Teacher Workforce Report provides information on the number of teachers employed in each district, their certification status, and their years of experience.