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This is the No Child Left Behind Newsletter published by the government periodically to update you on the latest NCLB topics.
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Helping Your Child Become A Reader
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These resources from the U.S. Dept of Education, available in English and Spanish, are useful when working with parents of ELL students, or could be used as primers for teaching and reinforcing adult literacy skills.

Homework Tips Homework Tips For Parents
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This 20-page booklet, in English and Spanish, lists numerous suggestions for helping parents support their children at home with homework in reading and math. It also provides general information for parents on No Child Left Behind.
NCLB Parent Guide No Child Left Behind Parent Guide
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Que Ningún Niño Se Quede Atrás Una guía para los padres
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This booklet explains in detail (and in question/answer format) everything you should know about the No Child Left Behind legislation. If, after reading this, you have further questions you should contact your school or contact the KPIRC at 1-866-711-6711.
NCLB State Responsibilities No Child Left Behind State Responsibilities
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This document, developed by the Council of Chief State School Officers, provides an overview of the No Child Left Behind legislation and how your state is required to respond to this federal education legislation. It explains in detail how the state then is mandated to work with your local school district and school in ensuring that the law is being implemented.
Ten Facts Ten Facts Every Parent Should Know About the
No Child Left Behind
Law

Note: This publication is not in download form--it is a link to the website address.
This publication provides ten facts that every parent should know about how this historic law (No Child Left Behind) helps their children. This multi-fold brochure is printed in English on one side and Spanish on the other. Secretary of Education Rod Paige outlines the No Child Left Behind Act’s Ten key Benefits for Parents of English Language Learners.
No Child Left Behind: A Toolkit for Teachers
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NCLB was written with teachers in mind. This booklet contains important information on the law, focusing on the teacher quality provisions and how the law supports teachers.
NCLB: What Parents Need To Know NEW!

The USDE has published an up-to-date 12 page parent publication: No Child Left Behind: What Parents Need to Know, which you can view on-line at http://www.ed.gov/nclb/overview/intro/parents/know.pdf
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Questions Parents Ask Questions Parents Ask About Schools
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This booklet, in both English and Spanish, gives parents tips on 1) preparing your child for school; 2) knowing what to expect from your child's kindergarten teacher; 3) monitoring school work; 4) working with schools and teachers effectively; 5) helping your child with reading and homework; and 6) ensuring that your child's school is safe and drug-free.
Reading Tips Reading Tips For Parents
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This 16-page booklet, in English and Spanish, gives many suggestions that you can share with parents on how they can help their children be ready to read and ready to learn. It also shares information about quality reading programs and lists strategies for creating strong readers.
Teacher's Guide A Teacher's Guide To Homework Tips For Parents
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This 17-page guide presents information that teachers can share with parents on the value of homework and how they can support their children's learning at home in reading and math.