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OPI, educators want to see major changes to No Child Left Behind

November 13, 2006/

Since No Child Left Behind took effect in 2002, many disadvantaged students progressed academically. Still, the federal mandate puts much pressure on educators, and parents see some children losing their zest for learning.

By KEILA SZPALLER
Tribune Staff Writer

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Many feel act doesn’t account for special ed students

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