The Every Student Succeeds Act vs. No Child Left Behind: What’s changed?
WASHINGTON — President Obama sealed a Every Student Succeeds Act into law Thursday, mostly replacing a No Child Left Behind Act that was a hallmark of his predecessor’s domestic agenda.
Lawmakers have touted a new law as a some-more stretchable proceed to tyro contrast and propagandize accountability, once again creation states obliged for regulating under-performing schools.
Here’s what’s altered in a dual laws:
The Problem
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act: “
Testing
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act:
Common Core
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act:
Accountability
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act
Remedies
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act:
Spending
No Child Left Behind
Every Student Succeeds ActAccording to a Congressional Budget Office
Bipartisanship
No Child Left Behind:
Every Student Succeeds Act
Contributing: Mary Troyan