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The new ESEA, in a single table
The action is moving to the state level. It’s about time. Michael J. Petrilli
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Fordham's Mike Petrilli and Checker Finn on the ESEA compromise
Editor's note: Politics K-12 reports that House and Senate negotiators have reached a preliminary compromise on reauthorization of No Child Left Behind.
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Does the chaos in the House mean ESEA reauthorization is dead? Maybe
Boehner is out! McCarthy is in! No, wait, McCarthy is out!
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Supporting literacy within ESEA
A new report can’t see the forest for the trees. Robert Pondiscio
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The new ESEA will be “loose-loose” because Arne Duncan went overboard with “tight-tight”
If it becomes law, the federal government will have much less power than it does today. Michael J. Petrilli
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To my friends on the Left and Right: Please stop polarizing the ESEA debate
It’s finally here: Our best chance to update the Elementary and Secondary Education Act since its passage shortly after 9/11. A whole generation of students has come and gone, yet our nation’s key education law remains the same. There’s absolutely no good reason to delay reauthorization any longer. To the contrary; it’s sorely overdue.
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ESEA update: More red than green in Lamar Alexander's reauthorization bill
Last week, I explained the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (a.k.a. No Child Left Behind) in a single table:
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ESEA reauthorization explained in a single table
ESEA reauthorization explained in a single table
