WASHINGTON (AP) — A long-awaited rewrite of federal education law appears headed toward final congressional approval.
The Senate voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to end debate on a widely criticized No Child Left Behind Act, setting up a final vote Wednesday. The sweeping legislation would give the states greater control over the nation's public schools but still maintain annual testing to gauge student progress.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A long-awaited rewrite of federal education law appears headed toward final congressional approval.
The Senate voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to end debate on a widely criticized No Child Left Behind Act, setting up a final vote Wednesday. The sweeping legislation would give the states greater control over the nation's public schools but still maintain annual testing to gauge student progress.…
