Education groups impatient over No Child Left Behind reform delays

Published June 23, 2015 7:11pm ET



Education reform advocates are growing impatient with the U.S. Senate’s inability to pass a bill that would reform federal education policies set in place by No Child Left Behind. Advocates are hoping to see the federal role in K-12 education reformed by the time students return to school in the fall, a goal that seems increasingly unlikely to be accomplished.

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