No Child Left Behind rewrites back up for debate, votes

With Republican and Democratic lawmakers calling it outdated and unworkable, Congress is set to try again to overhaul the Bush-era No Child Left Behind education law. The Senate continues debate on a bipartisan measure that rewrites the 2002 law, shifting much of the federal oversight of schools to the states and local districts. The House has a GOP-sponsored ...

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No Child Left Behind rewrites back up for debate, votes

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