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This law introduced the HOUSSE criteria. Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray sponsored a bipartisan bill in 2015 to amend this law, without allowing for "portability". This law was written by John Boehner in the House and Ted Kennedy in the Senate. This incarnation of the ESEA program introduced three criteria for people to be labelled as (*) "highly qualified." 32 states requested a waiver after failing to meet this law's standards by 2012. This law requires that any institution receiving Title I funds must meet annual yearly progress. For 10 points, name this 2001 education law, which mandates standardized testing and advancement of all students.
This law introduced the HOUSSE criteria. Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray sponsored a bipartisan bill in 2015 to amend this law, without allowing for "portability".
No Child Left Behind Act [or NCLB {often pronounced “nicklebee”}; prompt on ESEA or Elementary and Secondary Education Act until it is read]