Document related to No Child Left Behind and School Guidelines are grouped below:

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  No Child Left Behind Act Aims to Foster School Accountability - The federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) requires states to adopt one statewide accountability system so all students will reach 100 percent proficiency in reading, math, and science by 2013-2014.  

  No Child Left Behind Website - U.S. Department of Education Website that provides complete information on the No Child Left Behind Act. 

  Ohio Law Says Where Students Can Attend School Tuition-Free - FAQ's about where students can attend school free of charge. 

  A Parent's Guide to the No Child Left Behind Act - No Child Left Behind (NCLB) covers all states, school districts, and schools that accept Title 1 federal grants. Title 1 grants provide funding for remedial education programs for poor and disadvantaged children in public schools, and in some private programs.  

  Ohio Department of Education's Home Page - The state of Ohio's education homepage contains extensive information and is an excellent resource.  

  US Department of Education's Home Page - All-inclusive website containing information about education in the United States. 

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 Student Loans
 Courts and The Law
 Discipline, Suspension or Expulsion
 Special Education
 Learning Disabilities
 Government Assistance
 Disability Assistance

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