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Thornton, Bill; Hill, George; Usinger, Janet – Education, 2006
The implementation of the No Child Left Behind accountability process has allowed schools to fail to report academic progress for significant groups of students. This study examined the impact of No Child Left Behind on accountability for special education students in small rural schools within a state. The study used both qualitative and…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Special Education, Rural Schools, Accountability
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Witmer, Stacie M.; Hoffman, Lynn M.; Nottis, Katharyn E. – Education, 2004
Elementary teachers' beliefs, knowledge, and practice relating to retention were explored using an adapted version of the Teacher Retention Beliefs Questionnaire (Tompchin & Impara, 1992). A researcher-developed knowledge section was added to the original questionnaire to measure teachers' propositional knowledge of retention. Thirty-five, K-4…
Descriptors: Rural Schools, Grade Repetition, Teacher Attitudes, Elementary School Teachers
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Baker, John D.; Rieg, Sue A.; Clendaniel, Tom – Education, 2006
Because of No Child Left Behind and the pressure of high stakes testing, many school districts are looking for ways to raise test scores and gain or maintain adequate yearly progress. A successful after-school math tutoring program, a partnership between a rural school district and the local university, is summarized in this article. Keys to this…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Educational Improvement, Tutors, Tutoring