Reporter's Notebook
Denver
The Education Leaders Council, likely the most gung-ho education group when it comes to the new federal education law, focused its annual conference this year on the legislation.
The group's leadership, not surprisingly, offered an upbeat assessment of the law's promise. William J. Moloney, the commissioner of education in Colorado and the ELC's current chairman, called the "No Child Left Behind" Act of 2001 a "marvelous vehicle" for improving education.
"I believe we are among those states that seem to be coping fairly well with the task set...
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