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School Choice for Student Success (Apr 29, 2009)
This page provides an overview of the school choice provision of No Child Left Behind. This is the School Choice for Student Success brochure in English.
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Family Resource Centers -- Voluntary Public School Choice (Feb 19, 2009)
This page contains information and links to the Voluntary Public School Choice program family resource centers.
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No Child Left Behind  Choices for Parents (Jan 21, 2009)
A section of the No Child Left Behind website where one can discover all of the facts about choice in No Child Left Behind.
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No Child Left Behind  School Choices for Parents (Jan 14, 2009)
This page provides parents with definitions for school choice options.
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D.C. School Choice Opportunity Scholarships Expand Options for Families (Jun 16, 2008)
The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program is part of a unique, locally-developed three-sector initiative to reform D.C.'s public schools, replicate high-performing charter schools, and provide scholarships to some of Washington's poorest children.
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La selección de una escuela para su hijo -- TOC (Oct 11, 2007)
"La libre elección de escuela forma parte de la estrategia de dar a todos los niños una educación excelente."La Secretaria de Educación de EEUU Margaret Spellings
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Choosing A School For Your Child -- TOC (Sep 19, 2007)
"...School choice gives you more opportunities to achieve your expectations for your child." U. S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings
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No Child Left Behind  Public School Choice Online Toolkit (Jan 04, 2006)
This page describes the public school choice web-based toolkit of resources for developing and implementing public school choice in a local school district. It also explains the public school choice provision of No Child Left Behind and describes the choices available, such as magnet and charter schools.
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Editor's Pick  Privacy Act of 1974; System of Records--DC Choice Program Evaluation; Notice of a new system of records [IES] (Apr 23, 2004)
Public comment is invited on a new system of records for the DC School Choice Incentive Program. Comments due on or before May 24, 2004.
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Editor's Pick  Notice of Proposed Information Collection Requests; DC School ChoiceIncentive Program [OII] (Apr 14, 2004)
This Program provides low-income parents that reside in DC with expanded options for acquiring a high quality education for their children. To be eligible for scholarships, participating students are DC residents and their household income does not exceed 185% of the poverty line.
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Editor's Pick  Notice of proposed information collection requests;DC School Choice Incentive Program [OII] (PDF) (Feb 27, 2004)
Notice of proposed new information collection request. This Program provides low-income parents that reside in DC with expanded options for acquiring a high quality education for their children. To be eligible for scholarships, participating students are DC residents and their household income does not exceed 185 percent of the poverty line. Comments due on or before April 27, 2004.
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Editor's Pick  Notice of proposed information collection requests;DC School Choice Incentive Program [OII] (Feb 27, 2004)
Notice of proposed new information collection request. This Program provides low-income parents that reside in DC with expanded options for acquiring a high quality education for their children. To be eligible for scholarships, participating students are DC residents and their household income does not exceed 185 percent of the poverty line. Comments due on or before April 27, 2004.
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Questions and Answers on Choice and Supplemental Educational Services (Aug 18, 2003)
Answers to frequently asked questions about school choice and supplemental educational services under No Child Left Behind.
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Public School Choice: Quick Reference for Parents (Jul 07, 2003)
Questions and answers that explain public school choice are under the law, and easy steps for getting your child the tutoring and extra help needed.
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Public School Choice: Quick Reference for Parents (PDF Version) (Jul 07, 2003)
Questions and answers that explain public school choice are under the law, and easy steps for getting your child the tutoring and extra help needed. (PDF Version)
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Public School Choice: Quick Reference for Parents (Word Version) (Jul 07, 2003)
Questions and answers that explain public school choice are under the law, and easy steps for getting your child the tutoring and extra help needed. (Word Version)
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No Child Left Behind  No Child Left Behind: A Parents Guide (Jun 04, 2003)
This guide is meant to provide information about No Child Left Behind. It summarizes the main provisions of the law, answers common questions, and provides information on where you can find additional resources.
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No Child Left Behind: A Parents Guide (PDF) (Jun 04, 2003)
This guide is meant to provide information about No Child Left Behind. It summarizes the main provisions of the law, answers common questions, and provides information on where you can find additional resources.
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February 2002 Satellite Town Meeting Online Resources Home: Charters, Magnets, and Choice: Expanding Options for America's Parents (Feb 11, 2002)
February 2002 Satellite Town Meeting Homepage, with links to resources, networks and panelist information.
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Charter, Magnet, and Choice online resources for the February 2002 Satellite town meeting (Feb 06, 2002)
Organizations and links for parents interested in charter and magnet schools, as well as school choice
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Networks for the February 2002 Satellite Town Meeting online resources webpage (Feb 06, 2002)
Network resources and links for the February 2002 Satellite town meeting
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Panelists for the 2002 Satellite Town Meeting Online Resources webpage (Feb 06, 2002)
Panelists for the February 2002 Satellite town meeting
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No Child Left Behind Links for the February 2002 Satellite Town Meeting online resources page (Feb 06, 2002)
No child left behind links for the February 2002 Satellite town meeting
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