ContributorNetwork - COMMENTARY | On a chilly January day a decade ago, President George W. Bush traveled to a Cincinnati high school to sign landmark education reform legislation, the No Child Left Behind Act. The law is not perfect, but no bill ever has been. The No Child Left Behind Act is a bit flawed, but it got public school districts moving in the right direction, ushering in a new era of accountability for educators. Public schools should be required to educate all typical students to read and write at grade level.
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