Remarks by the President to the National Catholic Educational Association (2/2)

U.S. Newswire, January, 2004

But even beyond that, we've begun introducing to the system for the first time at the federal law the capacity to take federal money and spend that money in the private sector to get special tutorials. In other words, if a child is trapped in a school which is failing and won't change, after a reasonable period of time, there is some money that follows the child and the child can take that money, the parent can take that money and get his or her child additional tutoring -- at a public facility, private charity or at a Catholic school.

And so all of a sudden the No Child Left Behind Act not ...