The difference between the Every Student Succeeds Act and No Chi

What law did the Every Student Succeeds Act replace?

• Students First Act

• Education for All

• No Child Left Behind

• Every Child Matters

What are states required to include in their state report cards according to ESSA?

• Only test scores

• Only graduation rates

• Test performance, graduation rates, and teacher qualifications

• Only teacher qualifications

What new financial transparency requirement was introduced by ESSA?

• Per pupil expenditures

• Total state education budget

• Total federal funding received

• Cost of school programs

Which schools are identified for comprehensive support under ESSA?

• Top 10% performing schools

• Schools with the best sports programs

• Lowest performing five percent of schools

• All private schools

What flexibility does ESSA extend to states for educational funds?

• Funding for arts programs exclusively

• Investing in higher education only

• Investing in career and technical education

• Unrestricted use in any educational area

What year did No Child Left Behind become a law?

(a)  

What year did The Every Student Succeeds Act become law?

(a)  

What is one question you still have about the two laws?