Which Standards Does My State Use?
Pick your state to see its current English, math, and science standards, with adoption dates and notes on what is changing. Twelve states verified so far.
How to use this with your planning
Once you know your state's framework, generate printable worksheets mapped to grade-level standards, or read the standards change guides for what is new this year.
Sources
Each state card links to the official standards page at that state's department of education. Entries verified October 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Does every state use the same standards?
No. Most states use standards based on the Common Core, but Texas, Virginia, and several others use their own. Science varies more: some states adopted the Next Generation Science Standards, others wrote their own.
Where do I find the full text of my state's standards?
Each state card links to the official standards page at the state department of education. Those pages have the complete documents, usually as PDFs or spreadsheets.
Why is my state not listed?
This tool covers 12 states with fully verified entries so far. More states are added as entries are verified against official sources.
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