NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

Introduction

No Child Is Left Behind (NCLB ) is a federal state act of 2001 which was proposed by the then president , George W . Bush immediately after being inaugurated in to the White House . This legal framework was aimed at ensuring that the primary and secondary education system was improved by advocating for increased accountability and transparency in its management . It further focused on the education system increased the flexibility on how parents can choose the learning institution their siblings will attend . This provides a broad overview of

the act and it includes its history , scope , player involved challenges , among other issues

Brief discussion of the relevant history

The law was authored by John Boehner and Judd Gregg , a representative and a senator respectively from the Republican Party and George miller and Edward Kennedy , a senator respectively from the Democratic Party . It was then signed by G .W . Bush . Beside aiming at improving the performance primary and secondary education and increasing accountability , improved the focus on reading and re-authored the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Act

The act was brought forward in the 107th congress whereby it was passed in the House of Representatives and US senate on 2001 , May 23rd and 2004 , June 14th respectively . It was later signed in to law on 2002 January 8th

Scope

The act was brought to the lime light after realization the quality of the education being offered was directly affecting the students , parents and all the citizens at large...