Vernon identified as in need of improvement under federal education law

VERNON — The public school system has been identified as in need of improvement under the No Child Left Behind law for the second year in a row, according to a report on the 2009-10 progress statistics released by the state Department of Education.

School admissions don’t hit poor children – education chiefs

EDUCATION bosses have denied that poor Oldham children are being held back by socially selective school admissions. …

Less Va. schools meet ‘No Child’ benchmarks

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Sixty percent of Virginia schools met annual benchmarks in reading and mathematics under the federal No Child Left Behind law, but 132 schools face sanctions for failing to do so, including a handful that have fallen short repeatedly.

Fewer Utah schools need improvement under No Child Left Behind

More Utah schools met testing goals this year under federal No Child Left Behind standards than last year. However, eight Utah school still aren’t making the grade.

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