I believe, if implemented with fidelity, will fulfill both Congressional intent and honor the Elementary and Secondary Education Act's civil rights legacy to promote and protect th...
Congress did not agree, however, to remove or waive compliance with the SNS requirement.
Certainly, this is a bipartisan law, and I believe if fully implemented, it will fulfill congressional intent and honor ...
For too long, school district decisions on budget allocation have gone unchecked, with schools serving high poverty neig...
Simply put, Title I is Congress' longstanding recognition that equal is not always equitable.
ESSA absolutely does not waive the requirement to supplement not supplant.
If in fact the intent is what we have all agreed it is, then I would hope that we would not continue to shortchange stud...
Money matters. Poverty, especially when highly concentrated, presents unique educational challenges. It takes more money...
the intent of the law was equity, that the intent of the law is to at least give every child a fighting chance.
The most important fiscal accountability provision in the entire law.
We know that for our low-income students, they do better in schools that are socioeconomically diverse.