Spellings says NCLB should be tweaked, not overhauled

 In an interview with The Washington Post five days before the fifth anniversary of the No Child Left Behind law, U.S. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings rejected calls for a major rewrite of the law. Spellings said that she welcomed proposals to "perfect and tweak" NCLB as Congress prepares for what could become a divisive debate on renewal of the landmark education initiative. Read the article in The Washington Post.