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Washington, USA (Civilrights.org): The U.S. Department of Education's first-ever evaluation of how states are meeting requirements for English-language learners under the federal No Child Left Behind Act can be looked at two ways.
One view of the report, which was released to Congress last week, is that states have made great strides in laying the groundwork for schools to teach English-language learners. That's the view of Kathleen Leos, the associate deputy secretary and senior policy adviser for the Education Department's office of English-language acquisition, a researcher for the evaluation.
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