How is the "No Child Left Behind Act" passed in

2001, considered an intrusion into the reserved powers of the states?

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Karson Ochoa

30 May, 06:28

How is the "No Child Left Behind Act" passed in

2001, considered an intrusion into the reserved powers of the states?

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Hamza Harvey · Answer 1

The states have their own laws behind wether kids should get lesser or better education than others, and the act was to go National, and the states thought it was a fault.

How is the "No Child Left Behind Act" passed in2001, considered an intrusion into the reserved powers of the states?

How is the "No Child Left Behind Act" passed in

2001, considered an intrusion into the reserved powers of the states?