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Introduction Frederick M. Hess Hess, Frederick M. Chester E. Finn Jr. Finn, Chester E., Jr. 1
Pt. I The Big Picture 15
1 NCLB in the States: Fragmented Governance, Uneven Implementation Paul Manna Manna, Paul 17
2 America's Great City Schools: Moving in the Right Direction Michael Casserly Casserly, Michael 43
3 The Political Economy of Supplemental Educational Services Jeffrey R. Henig Henig, Jeffrey R. 66
4 The Problem With "Implementation is the Problem" Michael J. Petrilli Petrilli, Michael J. 96
Pt. II Remedies in the States 119
5 California: Does the Golden State Deserve a Gold Star? Julian Betts Betts, Julian 121
6 New Jersey: Equity Meets Accountability Patrick McGuinn McGuinn, Patrick 153
7 Colorado: The Misapplication of Federal Power Alex Medler Medler, Alex 179
8 Michigan: Over the First Hurdle David N. Plank Plank, David N. Christopher Dunbar, Jr. Dunbar, Christopher, Jr. 202
Pt. lll Remedies in the Districts 223
9 Rural Kentucky Districts: "Do-It-Yourself" School Improvement Stephen Clements Clements, Stephen 225
10 Miami-Dade County: Trouble in Choice Paradise Jane Hannaway Hannaway, Jane Sarah Cohodes Cohodes, Sarah 244
Pt. IV Restructuring Districts and Schools 265
11 Remedies in Action: Four "Restructured" Schools Julie Kowal Kowal, Julie Bryan C. Hassel Hassel, Bryan C. 267
12 District Accountability: More Bark Than Bite? Joe Williams Williams, Joe 290
Conclusion: Can This Law Be Fixed? A Hard Look at the NCLB Remedies Frederick M. Hess Hess, Frederick M. Chester E. Finn, Jr. Finn, Chester E., Jr. 309
Notes 331
About the Authors 373
Index 37
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Michael McKelvey
reviewed No Remedy Left Behind: Lessons from a Half-Decade of NCLB on October 27, 2008
No Remedy Left Behind: Lessons from a Half-Decade of NCLB
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