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 Nevada
No Child Left Behind In January of 2001, President Bush
signed into law the reauthorization of the Elementary and
Secondary Education Act. The new version of this act is
commonly referred to as No Child Left Behind (NCLB).
NCLB has four essential elements:
1. Accountability for results
2. Emphasis on doing what works based on
scientific research
3. Expanded parental options
4. Expanded local control and flexibility
For more information on NCLB: *
NCLB Legislation *
U.S. Department of Education's Parent Guide *
The Nevada Plan:
"All Children Can Succeed" (word) (pdf)
supEdSvcs
Supplemental Educational Services
As part of the reauthorization of the
Elementary and Secondary Education Act, any school which is
in its second year of school improvement must offer
supplemental services to the parents of eligible children
who attend that school.
Nevada Plan for Equitable Distribution
of Teachers (Title I Requirement)
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USDE Teacher Loan Forgiveness
Forbearance Program
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Nevada’s Plan for Equitable
Distribution of Teachers - Rev. 7-24-07 (word) (pdf)
- Nevada’s Plan for Equitable
Distribution of Teachers - Rev. 8-20-08 (word)
(pdf)
- Nevada’s Plan for Equitable
Distribution of Teachers - Rev. 8-31-09 (word)
(pdf)
- Nevada’s Plan for Equitable
Distribution of Teachers – Rev. 10-1-10 (word)
(pdf)
- Nevada’s Plan for Equitable
Distribution of Teachers – 2010-2011 (word)
(pdf)
NCLB "Highly Qualified" Teacher
Requirements
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Special Education HQT Technical
Assistance - 7/05 (word) (pdf)
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Nevada Guidance for Meeting the
"Highly Qualified" Definition - Rev. 10-9-07 (word)
(pdf)
Title II, Part A Performance Indicators --
District/Site
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Teachers Receiving "High Quality" Professional
Development (word) (pdf)
United State Department of Education
approval status of Nevada Assessment System
- Approval Status of Nevada Assessment
System (word) (pdf)
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