The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

question 26

Multiple Choice

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

• A)cut federal funding for school districts that performed poorly on the Department of Education's measures of student success.
• B)guaranteed that 10 percent of all federal revenue would be spent each year on elementary and secondary education.
• C)required that all school districts devote at least 200 hours of instruction to students each year using federally approved curriculum.
• D)offered federal aid for education by allocating funds to school districts with substantial numbers of children from unemployed or low-income families.

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