The No Child Left Behind Act

The No Child Left Behind Act

A) gives total control of education to the states, but complete financing by the federal government.
B) requires the partnership between the federal government and the states on education, but the individual states set their own learning standards.
C) gives total control and funding of public education to the federal government.
D) says that the federal government will suggest standards to the states, and they can opt in or opt out, and complete funding for education is provided by the states.
E) instituted a standards-based education reform that required states to develop assessments of basic skills as a condition for received federal funds.