An Act for the end of Common Core, and establishing certain other curriculum standards
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to end the implementation of the Common Core curriculum standards in Massachusetts. It aims to replace these standards with new, locally developed curriculum standards. The bill was introduced at the request of Vincent Dixon and has been referred to the Education committee. Similar legislation has been proposed in the past.
Key provisions
- Eliminates the use of Common Core curriculum standards in Massachusetts.
- Requires the development of new curriculum standards.
- Establishes a process for reviewing and adopting these new standards.
- Directs the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to oversee the transition.
- Authorizes local school districts to develop curriculum aligned with the new standards.
Who is affected
- Students in Massachusetts
- Teachers in Massachusetts
- School districts in Massachusetts
- The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
- Parents of students in Massachusetts
Notable changes
- Replaces Common Core standards with locally determined standards.
- Provides a framework for developing new curriculum.
- May shift educational priorities and approaches within the state.
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Cosponsor
Vincent Dixon
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