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New Flexibility for Every Local School District
Under the No Child Left Behind Act:
- Every local school district receives significant new flexibility and decision-making
authority in the use of Federal education funds.
- Local officials can use Federal funds to help address the unique needs of
students, rather than following one-size-fits-all Washington rules.
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