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Across the country, districts are preparing for full implementation of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and Next Generation Assessments, expected in the 2014-15 school year. Effective teaching will help determine the success of your school or district’s implementation of the new standards.

While transitioning to the standards and assessments, you will need vision, commitment, and consensus in your school or district. With that in mind, Scholastic has developed a range of services to assist you, including customized literacy and math workshops, curriculum reviews, and technology integration.


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You’ll see key information and updates about the local implementation of the Common Core State Standards.
(MN has adopted only the ELA component. AK, NE, TX and VA have not adopted the CCSS.)

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Learn more about how you can help your child succeed in school—and beyond.


Free Resources Click here

Get started on the road to success with our Common Core-ready classroom lessons, teaching tips, videos, and a nonfiction booklist you won’t want to miss.


Frequently Asked Questions Click here

Everyone has a question or two about the Common Core. Here are answers to those we've heard the most.


The stakes are high. Without artful instruction, many students will never acquire the literacy skills they need.

— Carol Jago, co-author, ELA CCSS


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