Some in Indiana Say “New” No Child Left Behind Is No Improvement
Later this month, Ohio plans to ask the U.S. Department of Education for permission to be set free from some requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Act. (Read more about Ohio’s plans here.)
Ten states, including Indiana, have already received permission from the feds to break with the No Child Left Behind blueprint. But our colleagues at StateImpact Indiana say “observers of diverse ideological stripes” doubt that the Indiana’s system is better than the old one.
- Source: NPR
- Via: StateImpact Indiana
