NCLB in New Hampshire Info

No Child Left Behind Main Page

No Child Left Behind Parent's Guide

No Child Left Behind Parent Information from the USDOE

Questions & Answers on NCLB from the USDOE

NCLB Statute and Regulations

United States Department of Education Policy Guidance Memos

The United States Department of Education has issued new guidelines on implementing certain parts of No Child Left Behind in a document called  Raising Achievement: A New Path for No Child Left Behind.

The Department also issued new guidelines about testing students with disabilities and will now allow a new category of students called "students with persistent academic disabilities." States may now  develop modified academic achievement standards and use alternate assessments based on those modified achievement standards for these students.

U.S. Dept. of Education Guide to Supplemental Services

U.S. Dept. of Education Guide to Creating Strong Supplemental Education Services

U.S. Department of  Education Guide  regarding "evidence based" education. 

U.S. Dept. of Education Guide to Creating Strong District School Choice Programs

U.S. Dept. of Education Guide to NCLB's Parental Involvement Requirements

Congressional Research Services Paper on connections between the requirements of  NCLB & IDEA.