Arne Duncan’s Washington Post interview on NCLB

eSchool News
April 23, 2009

In an interview with the Washington Post, new Secretary of Education Arne Duncan explains his plans to improve No Child Left Behind, enhance teacher quality and how he’ll spend the $100 billion in stimulus money to improve public schools.

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