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Letter to President Obama (Report - Full)
Author(s): Jack Jennings
From January to April 2009, CEP conducted research in Washington State to understand the impact of federal and state accountability policies on curriculum and instruction in high schools. Administrators, teachers, students, and parents were interviewed for the study. At the end of each teacher group interview, CEP researchers asked the teachers: "If you met President Obama in an elevator and had 30 seconds to talk to him about the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), what would you say?" This letter to President Obama summarizes the responses those teachers gave, offering their insights on federal education policy and the issues generally facing education today.
Published: August 27, 2009 Availability:  Letter

Some Perspectives from Rural School Districts on The No Child Left Behind Act (Report - Full)
Author(s): Ying Zhang
This CEP report examines the impact of NCLB on student achievement and teacher quality in some rural districts and the challenges those rural districts face in complying with the Act. The findings in this report are drawn from CEP’s 2006-07 nationally representative survey of school districts and from interviews with administrators in eight rural districts in various parts of the country.
Published: June 10, 2008 Availability:  Full Report

Implementing the No Child Left Behind Teacher Requirements (Report - Full)
Author(s): Jennifer McMurrer
This report examines how states and school districts have implemented the No Child Left Behind Act's teacher quality requirements. The report finds that, according to state and district officials, the NCLB highly qualified teacher requirements have had minimal or no impact on student achievement and have not had a major impact on teacher effectiveness. The report also discusses state and district implementation of the federal requirements to equitably distribute experienced, highly qualified teachers among higher and lower poverty schools.
Published: August 22, 2007 Availability:  Full Report  |  Press Release  |  Methodology

Principles for Reauthorizing the Teacher Provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act and the Higher Education Act (Report - Full)
Author(s): Center on Education Policy
As part of its comprehensive, multiyear study of state and local implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act, the Center on Education Policy hosted two meetings last fall with leaders from nearly two dozen education organizations to address potential improvements to the teacher provisions of NCLB. The recommendations that received the broadest support during the two roundtable sessions are included in Principles for Reauthorizing the Teacher Provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act and the Higher Education Act, which is intended to offer policymakers a set of principles to consider as they undertake reauthorization efforts.

CEP Roundtable Discussions on Improving NCLB's Highly Qualified Teacher Provisions -- October 17, 2006

CEP Roundtable Discussions on Improving NCLB's Highly Qualified Teacher Provisions -- November 29, 2006

Published: February 01, 2007 Availability:  Full Report  |  Media Advisory

CEP Roundtable Discussions on Improving NCLB's Highly Qualified Teacher Provisions -- November 29, 2006 (Report - Full)
Author(s): Jennifer McMurrer
On November 29, 2006, CEP convened representatives from 23 organizations to discuss possible changes to the NCLB definition of a highly qualified teacher. For more information on this meeting, click below on the meeting summary and the participating organizations' proposed improvements for NCLB reauthorization.
Published: November 29, 2006 Availability:  Meeting Summary  |  American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education  |  American Association of School Personnel Administrators  |  American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence  |  American Federation of Teachers  |  Association of Teacher Educators  |  Campaign for Educational Equity Teachers College  |  Center for American Progress  |  Center for Teaching Quality  |  Citizens Commission on Civil Rights  |  Education Trust  |  National Association of Elementary School Principals  |  National Association of Secondary School Principals  |  National Association of State Boards of Education  |  National Board for Professional Teaching Standards  |  National Commission on Teaching and Americas Future  |  National Council for the Social Studies  |  National Council on Teacher Quality  |  National Education Association  |  National Middle School Association  |  National School Boards Association  |  New Teacher Center at UC Santa Cruz  |  Phi Delta Kappa International  |  Teach for America

CEP Roundtable Discussions on Improving NCLB's Highly Qualified Teacher Provisions -- October 17, 2006 (Report - Full)
Author(s): Jennifer McMurrer
On October 17, 2006, CEP convened 22 organizations to discuss possible changes to the NCLB requirement to equitably distribute qualified, experienced teachers among high-need and lower-need schools. For more information on this meeting, click below on the meeting summary and the participating organizations' proposed improvements for NCLB reauthorization.
Published: October 17, 2006 Availability:  American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence  |  American Federation of Teachers Oct 2006  |  Association of Teacher Educators  |  Campaign for Educational Equity Teachers College  |  Center for American Progress  |  Center for Teaching Quality_NCATE_Robinson (Oct Joint Submission)  |  Center on Reinventing Public Education  |  Education Trust  |  National Association of Elementary School Principals  |  National Association of Secondary School Principals  |  National Association of State Boards of Education  |  National Board for Professional Teaching Standards  |  National Commission on Teaching and Americas Future  |  National Council for the Social Studies  |  National Council on Teacher Quality  |  National Education Association  |  National School Boards Association  |  New Teacher Center at UC Santa Cruz  |  Teach for America  |  Meeting Summary

Do You Know … The Latest Good News About American Education? (Report - Full)
Author(s): Nancy Kober
A summary of data shows positive trends in American education and indicates areas for improvement.
Published: August 01, 2005 Availability:  Report - PDF  |  Press Release - PDF

NCLB Policy Brief 4 (Policy Brief)
Author(s): CEP
NCLB: What School Districts are Doing to Improve Teacher Quality in High-Need Schools -Subset of data from the Center on Education Policy's December 2004 Fall District Survey shows strategies taken by school districts to evenly distribute qualified teachers among high-need schools
Published: July 01, 2005 Availability:  PDF

From the Capital to the Classroom: Year 3 of the No Child Left Behind Act (Report - Full)
Author(s): CEP
Full Report, Case Studies, State Surveys, District Survey -- Summer, District Survey -- Fall, Press Release: Report of findings from the third year of implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act shows progress but problems in federal administration, funding, and capacity.
Published: March 01, 2005 Availability:  Press Release - PDF  |  Press Release - MS Word  |  Full Report - PDF (1542KB)  |  NCLB Case Studies - PDF (1541KB)  |  State NCLB Survey 2004 - PDF (132KB)  |  State NCLB Survey - MS Word (323KB)  |  District NCLB Survey — Summer 2004 - PDF (63KB)  |  District NCLB Survey — Summer 2004 - MS Word (228KB)  |  District NCLB Survey — Fall 2004 - PDF (61KB)  |  District NCLB Survey — Fall 2004 - MS Word (111KB)  |  Errata Sheet - PDF (6KB)

Implementing the No Child Left Behind Act: A First Look Inside 15 School Districts in 2002-03 (Case Study)
Author(s): Elizabeth Pinkerton, Nancy Kober, Caitlin Scott, Barbara Buell
Initial findings on how 15 diverse school districts are initially implementing the No Child Left Behind Act.
Published: October 01, 2003 Availability:  Press Release - PDF  |  Summary - PDF  |  Case Studies - PDF

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