http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Core_State_Standards_Initiative
List of States that have adopted it or not.
Alaska - non-member
Indiana - formally withdrawn
Nebraska - not adopted
Oklahoma - repealed
South Carolina - repealed
Texas - non-member
Virginia - non-member
Alabama - Adopted, but state school board voted to rescind the agreement that commits the state to adoption. However, state standards are still aligned with Common Core standards.
Kansas - formally adopted it, but defunding legislation passed Senate, narrowly failed in House in July 2013.
Louisiana formally adopted it but governor signed executive order to withdraw state from PARCC assessment program.(June, 2014).
Missouri - formally adopted, but legislature delayed Common Core testing for two years in June 2014, pending governor’s signature. Work groups to be created to develop new standards, which may result in re-adoption of Common Core.
North Carolina working on repeal.
Ohio - formally adopted; legislation filed to bar adoption in House in November 2013.
http://www.wksu.org/news/story/39494
Somewhere a progressive liberal is crying, sad that their fantasy of brainwashing students with Agenda 21 concepts may not succeed in their state.
The real question that no one is addressing. Did they get rid of the national data base that common core initially put in place. It’s not about common core. . .it is the data trove that is available (early childhood through career) on students, family.
Alaska signed on last spring and the local school board is spending out the wazoo to look like happy common corers. What a crock!