Now, states are required to draft new state plans by March 1, 2016. (mekids.org)
Not to be confused with the teacher effectiveness aspect of the optional NCLB waivers, this new guidance requires all states to design and abide by new state plans to ensure equitable access. (ascd.org)
NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia argued that educators not only «have the opportunity» to make changes under ESSA, but they also «have the responsibility» to work together on new state plans. (understandingessa.org)