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What Is No Child Left Behind?

No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is federal legislation that sets high academic goals and describes school success. Aimed at K-12 education, NCLB also holds schools accountable for improving student performance. It ensures high quality instructional staff and promotes parent-school partnerships.

The Role of the Parent/Guardian

Improved student achievement is based on your child's performance on a state test.

Be sure your child:

  • attends school on time, every day
  • has time and space for homework
  • has enough nutritious food, either at home or school
  • has adequate rest at night

Be sure you:

  • know when testing days are scheduled for your child
  • attend parent-teacher conferences
  • ask your child about school and school work
  • share questions and concerns with your child's teachers
 
 

 
   

 

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