President George W. Bush's education plan focuses on transforming the federal role in education so that no child is left behind. The education blueprint includes an increase in accountability for student performance, a focus on what works, a reduction in bureaucracy, an increase in flexibility, and the empowerment of parents. The following topics are discussed in separate chapters: (1) achieving equality through high standards and accountability; (2) improving literacy by putting reading first; (3) improving teacher quality; (4) improving math and science instruction; (5) moving limited-English-proficient students to English fluency; (6) promoting parental options and innovative programs; (7) ensuring safe schools for the 21st Century; (8) enhancing education through technology; (9) providing Impact Aid; and (10) encouraging freedom and accountability. Priorities include improving the academic performance of disadvantaged students, boosting teacher quality, helping limited-English-proficient students gain English fluency, promoting informed parental choice and innovative programs, encouraging safe schools for the 21st Century, increasing funding for Impact Aid, and encouraging freedom and accountability. This proposal sets forth the President's proposed framework to accomplish these goals. The administration will work with Congress to ensure that action takes place quickly and in a bipartisan manner. Each chapter ends with a list of relevant discussion questions education leaders should ask. (RT)