Conn. Board Delays Action on Suit

By Jeff Archer — June 07, 2005 1 min read

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The state board of education in Connecticut has tabled a motion to support Attorney General Richard Blumenthal in his threatened lawsuit over the federal No Child Left Behind Act. Mr. Blumenthal said after the June 1 vote that he still plans to sue. (“Connecticut Pledges First State Legal Challenge to NCLB Law,” April 13, 2005.)

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Jeff Archer formerly was a staff writer for Education Week.

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