NoChildLeftBehind 

Materials and Resources  for Educators

NCLB Program Information

   

Implementation Resources
bullet 2004 NCLB Teacher Requirement Resource Guide, March 2004
bullet Guidance on LEA and School Improvement
bullet STAR Program Resources
bullet Academic Performance Index (API)
bullet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
bullet California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) was signed into law in January 2002.   The new law represents an educational reform plan that contains sweeping changes to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act enacted in 1965.

The many provisions of the NCLB Act appear complex at times.  The information on this website is designed to provide the most update information on the various issues that comprise the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.  District and school administrators are encouraged to check this website regularly for updated templates, regulations, guidance and contacts.
Highly Qualified Teacher:
Information and templates are available to evaluate teachers to determine if they are highly qualified and if not, what steps need to be taken so that they can become highly qualified teachers.
Implementation Calendar (coming soon):
Important dates for state accountability assessments and documentation required for NCLB accountability.
Single Plan for Student Achievement Template:
A template is available for district use that meets the NCBL requirements for the single plan for student achievement.
School Plan Template:
A template is available for district use that meets the NCBL requirements for the school plan.
Private School Notification:
Public School Districts must provide consultation with private school districts in their attendance area on an annual basis. Sample documents are available.
School Accountability Report Card (SARC):
Each year every district must publish a school accountability report card and post the SARC on their website. A sample template is available.
Power Point Presentations:
Various Power Point presentations explaining NCLB requirements are available to use with board members, staff, parents, and the community. To run properly these should be saved to your computer.
IMPORTANT NCLB LINKS
California Department of Education - NCLB
United States Department of Education - NCLB
 Resources:
Additional information is available to help districts implement NCLB requirements, and Frequently Asked Questions will be updated as information becomes available.

All educational materials and resources provided by the Marin County Office of Education, Marin County, California.

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