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Can Separate Be Equal? The Overlooked Flaw at the Center of No Child Left Behind

Nov 3, 2008

Authors: Richard D. Kahlenberg

Publisher(s): The Century Foundation

NCLB's failure to recognize the effects of concentrated poverty in American schools.Read the Reality Check (PDF).

Read other reports in the Reality Check series here. Originally Published in 2004, this publication was updated in November 2008.

File: canseprev3.pdf
Publication: The Reality Check Series

Short, easy-to-read publications that use graphs and tables to correct widespread misperceptions about crucial issues confronting the country.

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