Under the No Child Left Behind (2002) education reform bill, schools with low standardized test scores and the neediest students often lose funds and become even less able to meet the needs of their students. Sociologists refer to this as:
A) NCLB theory
B) low stakes testing
C) diversity penalty
D) race neutral education

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The scenario described is an example of the diversity penalty, where schools serving low-income and diverse populations are punished for their existing challenges and may receive fewer resources due to their low test scores. This perpetuates a cycle of disadvantage and undermines the purpose of the education system to provide equal opportunities for all students.

Under the No Child Left Behind (2002) Education Reform Bill