Tennessee Code Title 37. Juveniles § 37-2-417

(1) To go to school and receive an education that fits the child's age and individual needs;

(2) To benefit from appropriate care and treatment in the least restrictive setting possible;

(3) To live in a safe, healthy environment free from abuse, neglect, and pests;

(4) To report any violation of personal rights specified in this section without fear of punishment, interference, coercion, or retaliation;

(5) To receive medical, dental, vision, and mental health services as recommended by an appropriate professional, and to be informed about diagnoses and treatment options as is developmentally appropriate;  and

(6) To be free from punishment in the form of restrictions on or supervision of contact with any legal representative, including any appointed guardian ad litem, attorney ad litem, or appointed counsel with whom the foster child has a right to confidential communication.

(c)(1) The department must, in consultation with stakeholders within the foster care system, develop materials to express the rights specified in this section and any other rights the department finds appropriate to children in foster care.  The stakeholders must include foster care alumni from each grand division of this state.

(2) The materials must be age-appropriate and must clearly articulate the foster child's rights.  The department must provide the child with the materials and explain the rights to the child within thirty (30) days of the child entering into the custody of the department and annually as a part of the permanency hearing required by § 37-2-409.

(3) The department must review and, if necessary, revise the materials at least every five (5) years.