No Child Left Behind: Elementary and Secondary Education Act 2001 

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The NJSBA is monitoring the implementation of the new federal law commonly known as "No Child Left Behind" and collecting related information resources to keep our members informed of new  requirements for states and school districts. This site has been developed to serve as a central source of information for school board members and school administrators to quickly locate the latest information on the law.

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• INTRODUCTION

• Greater Flexibility Achieved in NCLB Implementation  (6-16-04)

• New NCLB Policies on Highly Qualified Teachers  (3/18/04)

• "The Labor Implications of the NCLB" - - an article from The Negotiations Advisor Online, an NJSBA subscription service.

• School Leader Magazine, January/February 2004

• FEDERAL ALERT - Support common sense in the NCLB Elementary and Secondary Education Act (1-14-04)

• Report & Sample Resolution: Change NCLB Now! (New 12/30/03)

• COMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT (Revised 10/20/03)

• BACKGROUNDER: Local Schools' Academic Progress under 'No Child Left Behind'

• NJSBA Calls for Improvements to NCLB Reporting System

• McGreevey Demands Changes to No Child Left Behind (10/10/03)

• No Child Left Behind: The Very Good, the Not Good, the Ugly (a commentary by N.J. Commissioner of Education William L. Librera)

• FEDERAL LAW (legislation, regulations, policy guidance)

• U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION'S NCLB SITE

• N.J. DEPT. OF EDUCATION'S NCLB INFORMATION

• FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• NJSBA NCLB RESOURCES

• ADDITIONAL RESOURCE LINKS