Thursday, February 9, 2012

The No Child Left Behind Law is being left behind

The No Child Left Behind law initiated under George Bush was intended to bring students up to par in reading and math, but it has been a failure, and now states are being let off the hook.

In Colorado, Bridget Cole, a 4th grade teacher who was eating an egg salad sandwich with a group of student on a field trip to the Colorado state Capitol, said she was relieved to hear the news out of the White House.
"No Child Left Behind never changed how I taught. I know what my kids need. It's easier for me to see where my kids need to be rather than pay attention to what the federal government tells me my kids need to be," Cole said.

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