Case in point: An article outlining what’s in the No Child Left Behind Act remains one of Education Week’s most popular stories, 23 years after the law was passed and nearly a decade after ...

No Child Left Behind Act A version of this article appeared in the January 31, 2001 edition of Education Week as “No Child Left Behind” Most Popular Stories ...

The Obama administration has announced it intends to bypass Congress and issue waivers to states seeking exemption from controversial regulations of the No Child Left Behind Act. President Obama ...

The Obama administration has unveiled plans to give school districts a break from the stringent testing mandates in the No Child Left Behind Law, as long as they pursue other reform efforts.

While I do not staunchly support all of the Bush Administration's education policies, I do believe that George W. Bush is the best candidate to handle the issue come November. Bush's No Child Left ...

Provisional changes in the part of the No Child Left Behind Act that slaps failing and succeeding labels on schools are affecting nearly every state. But among the four states bordering Mexico ...

Washington state has become the first to lose its federal waiver for requirements of the No Child Left Behind education law as well as control over how about $40 million is spent to improve public ...

Democrats have never been very happy with No Child Left Behind, the signature education program from President George W. Bush that passed in 2002. Their biggest complaint was that Bush forced ...

So on its report card, ABC News gave No Child Left Behind's central element — testing students to meet standards — an A-. To be sure, the law has plenty of real problems. The standards ...

While I do not staunchly support all of the Bush Administration's education policies, I do believe that George W. Bush is the best candidate to handle the issue come November. Bush's No Child Left ...