No Child Left Behind

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The ED Pubs web site is intended to help you identify and order U.S. Department of Education products. All publications are provided at no cost to the general public by the U.S. Department of Education. ED Pubs offers more than 6,000 titles. Items include: * Brochures * CD–ROMs * Grant applications * Newsletters * Posters * Research reports * Videotapes * Financial aid products

Filed under Parents Schools Early Childhood Higher Education and tagged with school choice supplemental education services accountability on November 19, 2008 #

The Civil Rights Project

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This is a new report from Harvard that is a critical analysis of the NCLB

Filed under Higher Education and tagged with civil rights NCLB on October 30, 2008 #

Region VII Comprehensive Center

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The University of Oklahoma is the site of the Region VII Comprehensive Center, the current federally funded technical assistance center for Kansas. The goal of the Comprehensive Centers is to assist schools in understanding and applying the federal legislation. Educators will find many useful NCLB related resources at this site.

Filed under Higher Education and tagged with NCLB Region VII on October 30, 2008 #

NCLB Grassroots

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The website from Results for American features more than 500 recent local newspaper articles, and it is updated on a daily basis. The articles can be sorted by state and eight key NCLB topic areas including: federal intrusion in education policy; narrowing of curriculum; teacher flexibility; class size; funding burden; nintended negative consequences of NCLB; adequate yearly progress (AYP) reporting; and standardized testing.

Filed under Higher Education and tagged with NCLB grassroots on October 30, 2008 #

Education Commission of the States

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This Education Commission of the States website provides the public with a one-stop shop for learning the day-to-day status of how state policies match up with NCLB requirements. This site also provides up-to-date information on the status of education in Kansas regarding No Child Left Behind requirements.

Filed under Parents Higher Education and tagged with Kansas NCLB on October 17, 2008 #