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OUTLINE OF PROGRAMS AND SELECTED CHANGES IN THENO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT OF 2001

Note: This document provides a preliminary overview of programs and changes included in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, signed by the President on January 8,2002. It is provided as a convenience to readers, is not binding on the Department or others, and may be revised from time to time. Authoritative statements of the Department's interpretation of the Act, and of the amendments it makes to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 and other statutes, will be set out in regulations, guidance, and other appropriate documents.

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Title I-A Basic Programs Operated by LEAs (I-A).....................................................1Local School Improvement Grants (I-1003(g))..........................................................9Reading First State Grants (I-B-1).............................................................................10Early Reading First (I-B-2).........................................................................................12Even Start (I-B-3).......................................................................................................14Improving Literacy Through School Libraries (I-B-4)................................................17Education of Migratory Children (I-C)........................................................................19Neglected and Delinquent Children (I-D)..................................................................21Title I Evaluation and Demonstrations (I-E-1501-1503)............................................23Close Up Fellowships (I-E-1504)...............................................................................24Comprehensive School Reform (I-F).........................................................................25Advanced Placement (I-G).........................................................................................27School Dropout Prevention (I-H)................................................................................28Title I General Provisions (I-I)....................................................................................30

TITLE II

Improving Teacher Quality State Grants (II-A)..........................................................32Mathematics and Science Partnerships (II-B)...........................................................35Troops-to-Teachers (II-C-1-A)...................................................................................37Transition to Teaching (II-C-1-B)...............................................................................38National Writing Project (II-C-2)................................................................................40Civic Education (II-C-3).............................................................................................41Teaching of Traditional American History (II-C-4).....................................................43Teacher Liability Protection (II-C-5)...........................................................................44State and Local Technology Grants (II-D-1 & 2).......................................................45Ready-to-Learn Television (II-D-3)............................................................................47

TITLE III -

Language Instruction for LEP and Immigrant Students...........................48

TITLE IV

Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities, State/National Programs (IV-A)...50Community Service for Expelled or Suspended Students..................................50School Security and Technology Resource Center............................................50National Center for School and Youth Safety......................................................50Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse.........................................................................51Mentoring Programs............................................................................................5121

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Century Community Learning Centers (IV-B).....................................................54

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Innovative Programs State Grants (V-A)...................................................................56Charter Schools (V-B-1)...........................................................................................58Charter School Facilities – Credit Enhancement Initiatives (V-B-2).........................60Voluntary Public School Choice (V-B-3)....................................................................62Magnet Schools Assistance (V-C).............................................................................64Fund for the Improvement of Education (V-D)..........................................................65Elementary and Secondary School Counseling (V-D-2).....................................67Character Education (V-D-3)...............................................................................68Smaller Learning Communities (V-D-4)..............................................................70Reading is Fundamental - Inexpensive Book Distribution(V-D-5)......................72Gifted and Talented Students (V-D-6).................................................................73Star Schools (V-D-7)............................................................................................75Ready to Teach (V-D-8).......................................................................................76Foreign Language Assistance (V-D-9)................................................................77Physical Education (V-D-10)................................................................................79Community Technology Centers (V-D-11)..........................................................80Exchange Programs for Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and TheirHistorical Whaling and Trading Partners in Massachusetts (V-D-12).........82Excellence in Economic Education (V-D-13).......................................................84Mental Health Grants (also separate School Readiness Grants) (V-D-14)........85Arts in Education (V-D-15)...................................................................................87Parent Assistance and Local Family Information Centers (V-D-16)...................88Combatting Domestic Violence (V-D-17).............................................................90Healthy, High-Performance Schools (V-D-18)....................................................91Capital Expenses for Private School Children (V-D-19).....................................92Additional Assistance for LEAs Impacted by Federal PropertyAcquisition (V-D-20).....................................................................................93Women’s Educational Equity (V-D-21)................................................................94

TITLE VI

Grants for State Assessments and Enhanced Assessments (VI-A-1)......................95ESEA Flexibility Provisions (VI-A-2-4).......................................................................97State and Local Transferability (VI-A-2)..............................................................97State Flexibility Authority (VI-A-3-A).................................................................... 98Local Flexibility Demonstration (VI-A-3-B)..........................................................99Rural Education Initiative (VI-B).................................................................................100Small Rural School Achievement Program (VI-B-1)...........................................100Rural and Low-Income School Program (VI-B-2)................................................ 101National Assessment of Educational Progress (VI-C am. Sec. 411 of NESA) ........103

TITLE VII

Indian Education (VII-A).............................................................................................105Education of Native Hawaiians (VII-B)......................................................................107Alaska Native Education (VII-C)................................................................................108

TITLE VIII -

Impact Aid...............................................................................................109

TITLE IX -

General Provisions...................................................................................111

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PageOTHER

Comprehensive Regional Assistance Centers (X-B)................................................113Eisenhower Regional Mathematics and Science Consortia (X-B)............................114Regional Technology in Education Consortia (X-B)..................................................115Education of Homeless Children and Youth (X-B)....................................................116Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers to Use Technology (X-E)......................................118Protection of Pupil Rights (X-F).................................................................................119ESEA Programs - Authorizations of Appropriations..................................................120

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