School districts in San Francisco, Oakland and six other California cities were granted at least a one-year reprieve from the stringent requirements and severe sanctions of the federal No Child Left Behind law Tuesday, a waiver otherwise given only to states.Just a reminder, what will stop a future President from giving a state a waiver from ObamaCare? What?
The waiver, granted by the Obama administration, means the districts will no longer be required to label low-performing schools as failures and require that they make staffing or other changes in hopes of boosting test scores.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
6 California cities get No Child Left Behind delay
The San Francisco Chronicle reports:
