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No Child Left Behind
ADVOCACY PLAN
UPDATED FOR
2008
In 2001, President George W. Bush introduced the No Child Left
Behind (NCLB) Act. Congress passed this legislation in
December of the same year, and on January 8, 2002, the
President signed the bill into law.
Since the 2000 campaign, the National Federation of Republican
Women's has supported the President's education plan and has
helped to foster a positive image and educate citizens on its
behalf.
NCLB has received both praise and criticism. The
amount of information available on the program has led to a
distortion of the facts and opened the door for liberal
attacks. It is time for the NFRW to recharge support for NCLB
through educating our communities at the grassroots level and
in the schools through students, teachers and parents.
The following program was designed with this goal in mind.
Compassionate conservatism is a Republican belief that sparks
the desire in all of us to leave no child behind. The NFRW challenges
each of you to make a difference in your community!
Keeping Promises, Achieving Results
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