Deborah Veney

Education Trust

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Vice president of Government Affairs and Communications at the Education Trust, an advocacy organization that focuses on minority and low-income students

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The Bush Administration established No Child Left Behind — a federal law designed to raise student achievement in America's public schools.

Are American Children Being Left Behind After All?

The Bush Administration established No Child Left Behind — a federal law designed to raise student achievement in America's public schools.

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