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[edit] States Late With Data About AYP

More than a dozen states will not release information about whether schools have met achievement targets under the federal No Child Left Behind Act until after the school year begins, and about a dozen more are just releasing their lists in mid-September, 2006, a few weeks after they were due. (As reported in an email blast from Education Week.) Rauterkus 23:29, 7 September 2006 (UTC)