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“No Child Left Behind” was one of the topics considered by Governors in their annual conference. The opportunity to discuss key issues with Secretary Paige was somewhat lost in the furor over the now infamous “NEA as Terrorist Organization” comment. The administration claims it is spending more on K-12 education than the past administration and governors claim their is not enough funding or flexibility to meet expections of the law.<\/p>\n

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“No Child Left Behind” was one of the topics considered by Governors in their annual conference. The opportunity to discuss key issues with Secretary Paige was somewhat lost in the furor over the now infamous “NEA as Terrorist Organization” comment. The administration claims it is spending more on K-12 education than the past administration and … Continue reading Governors Question “No Child Left Behind”<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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