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The Every Student Succeeds Act (S. 1177) is a proposal approved by a House and Senate conference committee to replace No Child Left Behind. The joint proposal will improve K-12 education by reducing the federal role, restoring local control, and empowering parents. The bill represents a compromise between separate proposals passed by the House and Senate earlier this year.
Bill Information
Final Bill Text: Every Student Succeeds Act
ESEA Conference Report Summary: Every Student Succeeds Act
Infographics
Printable Pocket Card: Top 10 Reasons Every Student Succeeds Act is a Win for House Republicans
Printable Pocket Card: Every Student Succeeds Act Republican Principles
Press Releases
A Warning Against Repeating Past Mistakes
When It Comes to Testing, ESSA Empowers States, Parents
Collaboration, Accountability, Improvement
Fundamentally Different
An End to Common Core Coercion
Congressional Intent
Kline on Next Steps in K-12 Education
State Education Chief: We're Ready, Willing, and Able to Lead
President Signs Bill to Reform K-12 Education
Kline Applauds Senate Passage of K-12 Education Bill
Parents, Teachers, State and Local Leaders Praise Passage of Every Student Succeeds Act
Kline, Scott Applaud House Passage of Every Student Succeeds Act
Bicameral #ESEA Proposal: What They’re Saying
Read the Bill: #ESEA Proposal Ends Federal Common Core Coercion
Rep. Roe: Restoring Local Control to K-12 Education
Empowering Parents with Transparency and Choice
Restoring Local Control of K-12 Education
Reducing the Federal Bureaucracy
Rep. Foxx: Replace NCLB to Improve Education, Empower Parents
Ready to Rein in the Education Secretary
In Case You Missed It: WSJ: No Child Left Behind’s Successor
Prohibiting Federal Involvement in Common Core
Advancing Republican Principles: K-12 Education Reform
House, Senate Education Committees Release Final Proposal to Replace NCLB
“A Major Transfer of Power and Authority over Public Schools”
House-Senate Conference Committee Approves Framework to Improve K-12 Education
***MEDIA ADVISORY*** TOMORROW: K-12 Education Joint Conference Committee to Reconvene, Consider Amendments
***MEDIA ADVISORY*** UPDATE: House-Senate Joint Conference Committee on K-12 Education to Hold First Public Meeting
***MEDIA ADVISORY*** TOMORROW: House-Senate Joint Conference Committee on K-12 Education to Hold First Meeting
House Moves Toward K-12 Education Conference Committee
Joint Statement on Efforts to Reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
House, Senate Education Leaders Discuss Efforts to Replace No Child Left Behind
Committee Activity
Rokita Statement: S. 1177, Conference Report to Replace No Child Left Behind
Kline Statement: S. 1177, Conference Report to Replace No Child Left Behind
Kline Statement: Conference Committee Meeting on the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
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