House votes to replace No Child Left Behind law
Republicans in the House approved the Student Suc cess Act to dismantle No Child Left Behind eliminating federally required testing and moving accountability to states. The bill, opposed by Democrats and facing a likely Senate delay, would curb federal mandates while expanding waivers and charter school options. The White House threatened a veto, arguing the measure would roll back progress and hurt underserved students.
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