State Standards The standards provide a clarity of focus for all students, staff and parents. The clarity of focus will present a picture of a well-educated.

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State Standards The standards provide a clarity of focus for all students, staff and parents. The clarity of focus will present a picture of a well-educated student.

What are the academic standards? Standards define what each student should know and do in a core set of subjects.

Why Do We Need Standards? Standards give students a solid foundation in the basics. They provide consistent targets for students, teachers and parents to meet. Standards allow schools to measure student achievement. Standards help parents, students, teachers and school districts follow the progress that students make from year to year. Done right, aligned standards and assessments give us something that standards and curriculum objectives by themselves never delivered: the ability to see how well we are performing and how much we are improving.