One of first things that George W. Bush did when we became President in 2001 was to pass the No Child Left Behind Act. This was generally well-received. On the surface, it makes sense: it requires that schools must have certain scores on standardized tests in order to receive federal funding.
However, it had a fairly robust effect upon the quality education in our society.
... to be continued
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