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 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sandra Senda wanted a free private tutor for her kids, just like the No Child Left Behind law promised. She had no idea the deal came with a big headache.
She could not get an answer about when the program would start. By the time it did, half the school year was gone. Her son was accepted but her daughter was not, without explanation.
Exasperated, Senda went to her school board with a message: "It's not fair. Our tax dollars are going to this stuff. I want help for my daughter. I expect to get it."
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