Title VI – Flexibility and Accountability

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Title VI – Flexibility and Accountability is a section of U.S. federal education law that focuses on granting states and school districts greater flexibility in the use of federal funds while holding them accountable for improving student academic achievement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf provision of the No Child Left Behind Act
section of federal education law
accountabilityFor student academic achievement
use of federal education funds
appliesTo local educational agencies
public elementary schools
public secondary schools
state educational agencies
associatedWith federal education accountability systems
standards-based education reform
beneficiary local educational agencies
state educational agencies
students in public schools
conditionForFlexibility adherence to federal reporting and accountability requirements
demonstration of progress in student achievement
country United States of America
surface form: United States
educationLevel elementary education
secondary education
enables local flexibility in allocating certain federal program funds
state flexibility in allocating certain federal program funds
focusesOn academic achievement of students
flexible use of federal education funds
goal to align federal funding with state and local educational priorities
to improve student academic performance
implementedBy United States Department of Education
surface form: U.S. Department of Education
legalDomain education law
legalStatus federal statute section
partOf Elementary and Secondary Education Act framework
No Child Left Behind Act
policyInstrument flexibility contracts or agreements between states and the U.S. Department of Education
performance and accountability measures
purpose to increase accountability for improving student academic achievement
to provide states and school districts greater flexibility in the use of certain federal education funds
regulates conditions under which states and districts may exercise flexibility in federal fund use
relatedConcept federalism in education policy
flexible federal grant programs
performance-based accountability
requires accountability for results in student performance
use of federal funds consistent with improving academic outcomes
subjectMatter academic accountability in K–12 education
federal education funding flexibility
targets improvement of educational outcomes for disadvantaged students
timePeriod early 21st century U.S. education reform era

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No Child Left Behind Act includesTitle Title VI – Flexibility and Accountability
Public Law 107-110 containsTitle Title VI – Flexibility and Accountability