From NPR: How The Big New Education Law Could Cut Testing Time
As Congress reconciles two versions of the No Child Left Behind rewrite, NPR explains how the new law could reduce student testing time.
Both houses of Congress have now passed versions of the bill that would update the largest federal education law, known as No Child Left Behind, for the first time since 2001. They are big, meaty and complicated, and now they have to be reconciled into one messy Dagwood sandwich of a bill to go to the president. Read the rest of the story on NPREd.
by Anya Kamenetz
Both houses of Congress have now passed versions of the bill that would update the largest federal education law, known as No Child Left Behind, for the first time since 2001. They are big, meaty and complicated, and now they have to be reconciled into one messy Dagwood sandwich of a bill to go to the president.
Read the rest of the story on NPREd.
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