FROM THE PRESS ROOM 
- Report on Smaller Learning Communities (May 12)
- Spellings Speaks at Council of Americas Conference (May 7)
- 2008 Summer Reading Initiative (May 6)
- Secretary Highlights NCLB in Massachusetts (May 6)
- Educators: Register Now for Summer Workshops (May 5)
- 2008 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards (May 5)
More Press Releases
Speeches
"I will take administrative steps to ensure that all states use the same formula to calculate how many students graduate from high school on time, and how many drop out," Secretary Spellings said at the America's Promise press conference. "We will make this data public so that people nationwide can compare how students of every race, background, and income level are performing."GO >
"I will take administrative steps to ensure that all states use the same formula to calculate how many students graduate from high school on time, and how many drop out," Secretary Spellings said at the America's Promise press conference. "We will make this data public so that people nationwide can compare how students of every race, background, and income level are performing."
Photos
Secretary Spellings observes a lesson at Edward Brooke Charter School in Boston, Massachusetts.
Video
See videos of NCLB success stories, Secretary Spellings, and the 2007 Teacher of the Year. Watch webcasts on improving math and science instruction, keeping children safe, and more. GO >
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Audio
Sound clips about the Nation's Report Card, future of higher education, hurricane relief, and more.GO >
Sound clips about the Nation's Report Card, future of higher education, hurricane relief, and more.
Fact Sheets
Fact sheets on No Child Left Behind, the American Competitiveness Initiative, higher education, choice, and more.GO >
Fact sheets on No Child Left Behind, the American Competitiveness Initiative, higher education, choice, and more.
Newsletters
Email updates on No Child Left Behind and ED grants, federal teaching resources, and education innovations.GO >
Email updates on No Child Left Behind and ED grants, federal teaching resources, and education innovations.
