Within NCLB Legislation, Schools That Fail to Make Adequate Yearly

Multiple Choice

Within NCLB legislation, schools that fail to make adequate yearly progress (AYP) for two consecutive years are labeled "underperforming." All of the following statements concerning underperforming schools are true, except which one?

A) Parents will have the option of moving their child to a better-performing school.
B) States and districts are required to provide report cards that show a school's performance level so that the public is aware of which schools are underperforming.
C) If underperforming schools don't improve after five years, states must close the schools.
D) Underperforming schools will be required to open after-school tutoring programs.