Synopsis
After spending a year as a student teacher in a New York City elementary school, documentary filmmaker Lerone Wilson explores the effects of President Bush's momentous No Child Left Behind Act on schools across the country.
Featuring
Reg Weaver, President - National Education Association
Dr. G. Reid Lyon, White House Education Advisor
Krista Kafer, Senior Education Policy Analyst - The Heritage Foundation
John Lawrence, Democratic Staff Director - U.S. House of Representatives
Sen. Wayne Kuipers (R), Senate Education Committee Chairman - Michigan State Senate
Amy Wilkins, Executive Director - The Education Trust
Paul Houston, Executive Director - American Association of School Administrators
Richard Wong, Executive Director - American School Counselor Association
Sol Stern, Contributing Editor - 'City Journal' - Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow
Lily Eskelsen, Secretary General - National Education Association
Ann Walker, Asso. Director - National Association of Elementary School Principals
Michael Casserly, Executive Director - The Council of the Great City Schools
Dr. Dirck Roosevelt, Director - University of Michigan School of Teaching and Learning
Dr. Mark Alter, Director - New York University School of Teaching and Learning
Dr. Kenson Siver, Deputy Superintendent - Southfield Public Schools
Dr.Todd Roberts, Deputy Superintendent - Birmingham Public Schools
Richard Durda, Principal - Birmingham Berkshire Middle School
Renee Tull, Cirriculum Developer - Birmingham Berkshire Middle School
Deb DeSantis - President, Birmingham Berkshire PTA
Lynn Prince, Teacher Southfield Public Schools
Shira Rubenstein, Teacher - New York City Public Schools
Walter Sobczak, Teacher (Ret.) - Southfield Public Schools