No Child Left Behind
Why did initially promising, seemingly popular efforts at federal leadership lose their luster?
New research challenges the notion that ESSA has fewer federal regulations than previous iterations of the federal K–12 law.- Mike Petrilli hosts a live webchat with Kathleen Porter-Magee and Matt Chingos on what we’ve learned since No Child Left Behind was signed into law.
- AEI hosted a forum on No Child Left Behind, focusing on the role sanctions play in improving student achievement
- A decision to focus NCLB reauthorization on promoting transparency, honest measurements of spending and achievement, and on ensuring that constitutional protections are respected ought not be seen as a retreat from NCLB but as an attempt to have the feds do what they can do sensibly and well.
