The recently-enacted stimulus bill includes $13 billion in extra funding for Title I of the No Child Left Behind Act. Since Title I currently receives a little over $12 billion per year and the maximum amount authorized under the law is $25 billion, by my count NCLB is now “fully funded” and I assume those persons and organizations who have cited the lack of such funding as their principle objection to NCLB will now be foursquare in favor of holding all schools accountable for student performance via standardized tests.
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But hey, glad to know that you consider a one-time infusion of a year's worth of Title I money constitutes "full funding" and makes up for the past 7 years of inadequate investments.