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Fight Back Against Giving Kids' Names to Military The No Child Left Behind Act is up for reauthorization this month. There has been much necessary criticism and commentary about its unfunded mandates, forced standardized testing, and takeover threats to struggling public school systems. But another critical piece of the law is often overlooked. Section 9528, in about 200 words, requires public high schools to give student information to military recruiters upon request unless the families or students opt out.

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Fight Back Against Giving Kids' Names to Military

The No Child Left Behind Act is up for reauthorization this month. There has been much necessary criticism and commentary about its unfunded mandates, forced standardized testing, and takeover threats to struggling public school systems.

But another critical piece of the law is often overlooked.

Section 9528, in about 200 words, requires public high schools to give student information to military recruiters upon request unless the families or students opt out.