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Obama grants 10 states leeway on education law
Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Thursday he was granting 10 states exemptions from parts of the "No Child Left Behind" education law, a move that could prove popular in an election year with parents and teachers who have ...
10 States Are Given Waivers From Education LawNew York Times
Obama Frees 10 States From “No Child” Education-Testing RulesBusinessWeek
Obama to Free 10 States From Education's 'No Child' RequirementsBloomberg
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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Some states stay with education law, cite politics
Boston.com
By Kevin Begos AP / February 9, 2012 PITTSBURGH—Some of the nation's largest states are questioning whether the Obama administration's offer to let them escape certain mandates of the No Child Left Behind law is a helping hand to improve education or ...
Pa., Texas among 11 states passing on education law exceptions for now; some ...Washington Post
Education law signed locally fading awayOxford Press

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NJ receives federal endorsement for education reform plans
Asbury Park Press
TRENTON — President Barack Obama granted New Jersey an exemption from federal education requirements on Thursday, which helps to clear the path for teacher tenure reform and other measures proposed by Gov. Chris Christie.
NJ Gov. Christie glad NJ allowed to skip some federal education law requirementsThe Republic
NJ teacher union head: 'Life's not fair'NewsOK.com
Christie Bashes NJEA ExecNJ TODAY
PolitickerNJ
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New Britain's Legislative Delegation Praises Malloy Plan For Education Aid
Hartford Courant
Dannel P. Malloy's education aid proposal shapes up as a $2.65 million bonanza for city schools, the city's legislative delegation said Thursday. New Britain is on course to get the fourth-highest increase of any community in the state, ...
Lawmakers ready to tackle education reform ideasNorwich Bulletin
Revamping Connecticut's Education SystemWall Street Journal
Malloy wants to spend $329 million on education reform in Connecticut (slideshow)Minuteman News Center
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