No Child Left Behind

A+ believes that the "No Child Left Behind" Act of 2001 (NCLB) will have a positive impact on teaching and learning if implemented carefully and thoughtfully. The first step toward such implementation is to create more awareness and understanding of the law's contents and requirements. A+ will provide links to online resources and articles of national, regional, and local interest. It is our hope that reporters will use these tools to deepen their understanding of NCLB and its potential for improving public education in Alabama.

An Update on Southern States and NCLB

No Child Left Behind Dominates Education Coverage

Superintendents and Civic Leaders Support NCLB

ESEA: Myths vs. Realities – Answers to Common Questions About the New No Child Left Behind Act

Using NCLB to Improve Student Achievement: An Action Guide for Community and Parent Leaders

Working Harder to Leave No Child Behind: Practical Insights for School Leaders

No Child Left Behind: Accountability that's Here to Stay

Education Week Education Issues From A-Z: No Child Left Behind

U.S. D.O.E. Official No Child Left Behind Site

Education Commission of the States NCLB Database

Business Roundtable - Communicating About School Performance

The Education Trust – NCLB Legislation Reauthorizes ESEA