Schools prepare legislation to fight No Child rules

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Fairfax County school officials will likely push a bundle of legislative proposals aimed at thwarting No Child Left Behind standards and expanding alternativesto reading tests that non-English-speaking students are ill prepared for.

The recommendations, geared toward changing both state and federal law, are the latest move in a battle with the U.S. Department of Education over accountability standards established in the sweeping 2001 education law.

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