State May Abandon No Child Left Behind Debate Grows
The Kansas State Board of Education kept NCLB targets at 2006 levels to ease schools into a new testing schedule. Governors consider disengaging from NCLB and seeking Congress changes as critics warn most schools would miss yearly progress. Local educators and parents urge reforms and continued funding to avoid harming remedial programs. Congress members offer varied stances on funding and waivers.
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Senators clash over terrorism bill amid White House push
President Bush pushes a competing terrorism measure as lawmakers defy him. Colin Powell and Rice defend harsher detention rules while CIA director Hayden asks Congress to clarify procedures. Key moderates Warner Collins Graham McCain back a Senate vote, signaling possible GOP support.
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