Titlebook: Leaving No Child Behind?; Options for Kids in Frederick M. Hess,Chester E. Finn Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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Options for Low-Income Students: Evidence from the States,hools where space is available, and to use their school’s Title I funds to pay for tutoring, or, in edspeak, “supplemental services.” But whether NCLB lives up to its promise depends on the efforts of state and local education officials to implement it.

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Colorado: Layered Reforms and Challenges of Scale,ffect more Colorado schools, the federal law will increase the amount of choice and the range of services available in some districts. But local differences may diminish the effects of NCLB in other districts, and they could generate conflict throughout the state.