U.S. State Standards
In the United States, each state has an adopted set of academic standards for education that help define the curriculum for that state. Most states adopted a common set of standards under the Common Core State Standards initiative. The following is a list of academic standards for each state.
Alabama[edit]
The state of Alabama adopted the use of Common Core Standards.
Alaska[edit]
The state of Alaska, through the Alaska Department of Education, adopted the Alaska Standards, accessible online.
Arizona[edit]
The state of Arizona adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Arkansas[edit]
The state of Arkansas adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
California[edit]
The state of California adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Colorado[edit]
The state of Colorado adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Connecticut[edit]
The state of Connecticut adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Delaware[edit]
The state of Delaware adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Florida[edit]
The state of Florida adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Georgia[edit]
The state of Georgia adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Hawaii[edit]
The state of Hawaii adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Idaho[edit]
The state of Idaho adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Illinois[edit]
The state of Illinois adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Indiana[edit]
The state of Indiana adopted the Indiana Academic Standards, accessible online.
Iowa[edit]
The state of Iowa adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Kansas[edit]
The state of Kansas adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Kentucky[edit]
The state of Kentucky adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Louisiana[edit]
The state of Louisiana adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Maine[edit]
The state of Maine adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Maryland[edit]
The state of Maryland adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Massachusetts[edit]
The state of Massachusetts adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Michigan[edit]
The state of Michigan adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Minnesota[edit]
The State of Minnesota adopted the Minnesota Academic Standards, formerly known as the Minnesota Graduation Standards, accessible online.
Mississippi[edit]
The state of Mississippi adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Missouri[edit]
The state of Missouri adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Montana[edit]
The state of Montana adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Nebraska[edit]
The state of Nebraska adopted the Nebraska Academic Standards, accessible online.
Nevada[edit]
The state of Nevada adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
New Hampshire[edit]
The state of New Hampshire adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
New Jersey[edit]
The state of New Jersey adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
New Mexico[edit]
The state of New Mexico adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
New York[edit]
The state of New York adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
North Carolina[edit]
The state of North Carolina adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
North Dakota[edit]
The state of North Dakota adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Ohio[edit]
The state of Ohio adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Oklahoma[edit]
The state of Oklahoma adopted the Oklahoma Academic Standards, accessible online.
Oregon[edit]
The state of Oregon adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Pennsylvania[edit]
The state of Pennsylvania adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Rhode Island[edit]
The state of Rhode Island adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
South Carolina[edit]
South Carolina adopted the South Carolina Academic Standards, accessible online.
South Dakota[edit]
The state of South Dakota adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Tennessee[edit]
The state of Tennessee adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Texas[edit]
The State of Texas, through the Texas Education Administration, adopted the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS), available online
Utah[edit]
The state of Utah adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Vermont[edit]
The state of Vermont adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Virginia[edit]
The Commonwealth of Virginia adopted the Standards of Learning
Washington[edit]
The state of Washington adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
West Virginia[edit]
The state of West Virginia adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Wisconsin[edit]
The state of Wisconsin adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Wyoming[edit]
The state of Wyoming adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Districts and Territories[edit]
District of Columbia[edit]
The District of Columbia adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Puerto Rico[edit]
Puerto Rico adopted the Puerto Rico Core Standards.
Guam[edit]
Guam adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
American Samoa[edit]
American Samoa adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
U.S. Virgin Islands[edit]
The U.S. Virgin Islands adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
Northern Mariana Islands[edit]
The Northern Mariana Islands adopted the use of the Common Core Standards.
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