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Content Centers

Currently there are five Content Centers supporting the Regional Comprehensive Centers in their work with state education agencies to implement the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, each Content Center has a specific area of expertise in which they provide research and technical assistance services. These content areas are assessment and accountability, high schools, innovation and improvement, instruction, and teacher quality.
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Regional Comprehensive Centers

The Regional Comprehensive Centers are part of a federal network of 16 centers serving individual or clusters of states across the nation. The comprehensive centers, which are funded by the US Department of Education, help state education agencies implement fully the federal No Child Left Behind Act, improve student achievement, and close the achievement gap.
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The Regional Education Service Centers of Texas

Texas is divided into 20 regions with each region having its own regional education service center. These centers are public institutions created and authorized by the Texas Legislature and supported by state and federal funds in order to provide field-based regional services that include professional development and technical assistance for school districts across the state.
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The Texas Education Agency's NCLB

This site, which is a resource maintained by the Texas Education Agency, provides a comprehensive collection of information and updates related to No Child Left Behind and its implications in Texas.
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