What legislation provides recruiters access to schools?

The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 is the legislation that specifically provides recruiters access to schools. This act was designed to ensure that all students have a fair opportunity to succeed academically and includes provisions that require high schools to allow military recruiters to access student information and school grounds. This access is intended to promote opportunities for students to learn about military service, particularly as it relates to career options after graduation.

The other legislation mentioned either focuses on different aspects of education or does not directly address the issue of recruiter access. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act primarily aims to ensure students with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education that meets their needs. The Every Student Succeeds Act builds upon the No Child Left Behind Act but offers more flexibility to states in the operation of schools, without specifically focusing on military recruiting. The Federal Education Budget Act pertains to the financial aspects of education rather than recruitment practices.