Education law rewrite reshapes federal role in testing
The Senate approved a sweeping rewrite of No Child Left Behind 85 to 12, shifting authority to states to use test results for evaluating teachers and schools. The measure limits high stakes for underperforming districts and allows states to emphasize graduation rates and other metrics. President Obama planned to sign the bill.
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Former New York police chief accused of covering up beating
Former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke is charged in federal court with assault and conspiring to cover up the beating of Christopher Loeb after a 2012 SUV theft. Prosecutors say Burke threatened Loeb with a lethal heroin dose and pressured officers to lie, while Burke’s defense calls the allegations unwarranted.
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