How are providers of supplemental educational services held accountable?

What action can parents take if their child is eligible for tutoring or other supplemental educational services, but their school or district does not offer them?

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Can parents choose providers for tutoring and other supplemental educational services?

Are parents notified about supplemental educational services?

When are children eligible to receive supplemental educational services?

What are Supplemental Educational Services?

What is a Local Education Agency (LEA)?

What is the No Child Left Behind Act?

The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, also known as NCLB is a US federal law that was originally proposed by President George W. Bush in 2001. The legislation funds a number of federal programs aiming at improving the performance of U.S. schools by increasing the standards of accountability for states, school districts, and schools, as well as providing parents more flexibility in choosing which schools their children will attend. Additionally, it promotes an increased focus on reading and math. The intent of NCLB is that all children will meet state academic achievement standards to reach their full potential through improved programs. The funding is divided into several areas, known as titles:
1. Title I, Part A supports programs and resources for disadvantaged students. This funding is designed to aid districts in closing the achievement gap by placing highly qualified teachers in classrooms.
2. Title I, Part D is designed to serve delinquent and neglected youth in institutions, day programs, and correctional facilities to assure they attain high academic levels of achievement.
3. Title II, Part A provides resources for improving teacher and principal quality. It focuses on preparing, training, and recruiting high-quality teachers and principals.
4. Title II, Part D facilitates improved student academic achievement through the use of technology in the schools.
5. Title IV, Part A provides resources for fostering a safe and drug-free learning environment that supports academic achievement.

Update: The current version of NCLB is now called the Race To The Top or RTTT. RTTT put into law by President Obama.

What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)?

How much does iSessioner cost?

What are the technical requirements for the students?

What are the technical requirements for the tutors?

Who is responsible for operating and maintaining the Web site?

What are the hosting requirements for public schools or public school districts?

What will the Web site look like?

Where is the Web site hosted?

How will public school or the public school district benefit from using iSessioner.com?

How will my child benefit from using iSessioner.com?

What is the mission of iSessioner.com?