New Hampshire, Minnesota and South Carolina legislators are considering bills that would block or reverse the adoption of Common Core Standards, reports Curriculum Matters.
States may un-adopt Common Core
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May be a good thing…now to go back to the NRT and stanines…isn’t it the Iowa test that many school districts took with the NRT vs their own state test and the CRT…save the money, use the standard test, up the state curriculum to demand more and put any saved money into the classroom…hopefully more will do this…
I wish California would. There’s a lot wrong with education in this state, but the standards aren’t among the problems….