New Federal Requirements Under NCLB

NCLB and IDEA: What Parents of Students
with Disabilities Need to Know and Do (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader )

Parent's Guide to No Child Left Behind - No Child Left Behind (NCLB) covers all states, school districts, and schools that accept Title 1 federal grants. Title 1 grants provide funding for remedial education programs for poor and disadvantaged children in public schools, and in some private programs. NCLB applies differently to Title 1 schools than to schools that do not receive Title 1 grants. However, one way or another, this law covers all public schools in all states.

What Teachers, Principals & School Administrators Need to Know - Did you know that 68 percent of fourth graders cannot read proficiently at grade level?[1] Did you know that 83 percent of twelfth graders are not proficient in math [2] and that 82 percent of twelfth graders are not proficient in science [3]? These statistics have held steady for years, leading to an increased emphasis on accountability in the No Child Left Behind Act.

NCLB: HOW DOES YOUR STATE RANK?

Choice Provisions in No Child Left Behind

ESEA Funding Opportunities by Eligible Applicant

Evidence-Based Education

The Facts- Local Control

The Facts- 21st Century Learning

The Facts- 21st Century Technology

The Facts- Reading Achievement

The Facts- Reading First

The Facts- Getting Results

The Facts- Faith Based Efforts

The Facts- Getting Students Help

The Facts- Measuring Progress

The Facts- Supporting Charters

The Facts- Good Teachers

The Facts- Keeping Our Children Safe

The Facts- Making Gains Every Year

Glossary of Terms

Parents' Tool Box

Federal Education Funding Opportunities and Requirements

Highly Qualified Paraprofessionals

Highly Qualified Teachers

Making the Most of Title I Schoolwide Programs

Making the No Child Left Behind Act Work for Children Who Struggle to Learn: A Parent's Guide (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader )

Mathematics and Science Partnerships Scientifically Based Research in Mathematics

New Flexibility Provisions Under NCLB

No Child Left Behind Accountability and AYP

On the Horizon- State Accountability Systems

President Bush Unveils New Guidance Empowering Faith-Based and Community Groups to Provide Extra Academic Help to Low-Income Students

Regulations

Research-Based Instruction in Reading

State by State Listing

Strategies for Improving Teacher Quality

Strategies for Making Annual Yearly Progress - Using Curriculum-Based Measurement for Progress Monitoring

Title I as a Model for Reform

Title I, Part A, Providing Services to Eligible Private School Children

Title I, Part A, Section 1120 of the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act as reauthorized by the NCLB

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PAIGE FOCUSES ON READING DURING NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND TOUR ACROSS AMERICA

Taken from the U. S. Dept of Education Website