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Bandaging No Child Left Behind
- Categorized in: Daily EducationNews, K-12, No Child Left Behind
The education secretary is right to bend, if not break, the law, rather than drop the accountability movement. Once again, Margaret Spellings is doing the right thing for schools by bending, if not actually breaking, the law. The No Child Left Behind Act was so poorly conceived that occasionally the secretary of Education has to disobey it to make it work.
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