Quick note under the "No Child Left Behind" thing. My uncle is an educator, indeed the superintendant of Special Ed in the local school district, so the children he administers over are usually the ones most at need. Recently our state rep (friend of the family and former teacher himself) was discussing what's going on in Harrisburg, and this subject came up. Neither had complementary things to say about the system, and indeed both seem to think it will do more to hurt kids who are NOT at need, than help ones that are. I can't comment further than that, since some of the stuff they talked about I couldn't really understand (lack the professional training, experience, or frame of reference), but my impression is very negative from what I heard.
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