NCLB Reauthorization Database

NCLB Reauthorization DATABASE

RELATED LINKS

ECS NCLB Issue Site:
Check out an extensive list of resources about the federal law.

ECS Report to the Nation: State Implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act

ECS Database on NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher and Paraprofessional Requirements

ECS will provide the results from this brief survey (below) on a regular basis.

Recommended citation:
Education Commission of the States, NCLB Reauthorization Database, 2007.

Who's saying what about NCLB Reauthorization?

The intense interest in No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and the upcoming reauthorization have prompted several national organizations to offer recommendations for improving the far-reaching federal law. To better inform the national debate on NCLB reauthorization, ECS collected and analyzed these recommendations and created a one-stop source that allows you to easily find out who’s saying what about revising the law.

NCLB Database Reports

You can view the NCLB recommendations through the following lenses (click each option to expand and collapse the list of reports):

1. What an organization is saying about all issues (summary and full text)

2. What all organizations are saying about each issue (summary and full text)

3. Summary of an organization’s recommendations for all issues

4. Summary of all organizations’ recommendations for each issue

	Related Documents



	News Release 9/5/2007 ECS Launches No Child Left Behind Reauthorization Database
	About the NCLB Database and ECS’ Findings Database description, overall analysis, issues and organizations included, and summary chart. (PDF, 80K)
	Database Briefing Report Database overview, indepth analysis, key findings, summary of recommendations and original sources. (PDF 161K)
	Sources and Additional Resources
	Database Updates ECS will update and expand the database as organizations release new or revised recommendations.
	Staff Contact Mary Fulton, ECS Policy Analyst, created the NCLB Reauthorization Database and can be contacted at mfulton@ecs.org or 303-299-3679.

Sources and Additional Resources