Conn. Sues NCLB

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<p>And oddly enough, it’s the states with conservative governors that are taking aim.</p>

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<p>This is such a bad approach, costing us great teachers who are tired of being told they aren’t highly qualified until after they fill out the form or take another test, taking up valuable class time from learning subject to learn test materials. There is a problem but this is not the solution.</p>

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<p>Mr. B, do you mean suing NCLB or NCLB itself?</p>

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<p>The No Child Left Behind Act was a poor approach toward a very complex problem and it has misled this country. I am glad that states are acting. Even with funding it is so poor that it needs to be shelved and a new start with a different approach.</p>

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<p>Mr. B, you live in California… (maybe even LA…) did you hear about Crenshaw HS losing its accreditation?</p>