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September 2007
President George W. Bush discusses the reauthorization of No Child Left Behind Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007, in New York. Those standing with President Bush include New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, far left, Mrs. Laura Bush and students from New York Public School 76. "The No Child Left Behind Act is working. I say that because the Nation's Report Card says it's working," said President Bush. "Scores are improving, in some instances hitting all-time highs."
President George W. Bush discusses the reauthorization of No Child Left Behind Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007, in New York. Those standing with President Bush include New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, far left, Mrs. Laura Bush and students from New York Public School 76. "The No Child Left Behind Act is working. I say that because the Nation's Report Card says it's working," said President Bush. "Scores are improving, in some instances hitting all-time highs."
Mrs. Laura Bush stands with students from New York Public School 76 during the President's statement regarding No Child Left Behind Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007, in New York City. President George W. Bush discusses the reauthorization of No Child Left Behind Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007, in New York. Those standing with President Bush include New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, far left, Mrs. Laura Bush and students from New York Public School 76. "The No Child Left Behind Act is working. I say that because the Nation's Report Card says it's working," said President Bush. "Scores are improving, in some instances hitting all-time highs."
Mrs. Laura Bush is introduced at the National Book Festival Gala Performance Friday, Sept. 28, 2007, where she delivered remarks at the Library of Congress in Washington. Mrs. Laura Bush enjoys a moment during the seventh annual National Book Festival opening ceremony Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007, in the East Reception Room. The events will be held on the grounds of the National Mall, and will include author readings, book signings, musical performances, and storytelling for children, adults and families. More than 70 noted authors and artists from around the country will participate.
Mrs. Laura Bush delivers closing remarks during the seventh annual National Book Festival opening ceremony Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007, in the East Reception Room. The events will be held on the grounds of the National Mall, and will include author readings, book signings, musical performances, and storytelling for children, adults and families. More than 70 noted authors and artists from around the country will participate.

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