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Congress Considers Reforms to No Child Left Behind
In this age of political polarization, bipartisanship is a rarity on Capitol Hill. But one Senate bill has the support of Republicans Rand Paul and Lamar Alexander — along with Democrats Patty Murray and Elizabeth Warren. It would revise a relic of the presidency of George W Bush, the education law called No Child Left Behind .
By Warren Olney • • 6m ListenIn this age of political polarization, bipartisanship is a rarity on Capitol Hill. But one Senate bill has the support of Republicans Rand Paul and Lamar Alexander — along with Democrats Patty Murray and Elizabeth Warren. It would revise a relic of the presidency of George W Bush, the education law called No Child Left Behind. Lyndsey Layton, national education reporter for the Washington Post, has the story.
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1 of 3How the Long Shots Are Changing the Short Game for 2016- 1:38Congress Considers Reforms to No Child Left Behind You’re reading this
- 8:25Long Shots Are Changing the Short Game for 2016
- 41:33Bill Cosby Deposition Causes New Legal Issues