Seven states had their waivers from No Child Left Behind renewed by the federal Department of Education Thursday, bringing the nationwide total to 42.
That more than 42 states need a waiver from No Child Left Behind shows how badly reform is needed. While waivers may be better than nothing, the waivers come with strings attached. States have to adopt education reforms preferred by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. One requirement: The adoption of Common Core.
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