Has ""No Child"" Left Behind the Constitution?
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THE No Child Left Behind
(NCLB) Act, the 2001 reauthorization
of President
Lyndon Johnson’s Elementary
and Secondary Education Act of
1965, symbolizes all things good
and bad in education. While its
basic concepts—accountability
for results, research-based education
programs, increased parental
options, and expanded local control and flexibility—have
wide support, some say NCLB has
failed to deliver. Others have focused
on how best to implement
its provisions.
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