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DimensionCalifornia

California State Board of Education (adopts content standards) / California Department of Education

Texas

Texas State Board of Education (SBOE), administered by the Texas Education Agency (TEA)

Common Core — MathAdoptedNever adopted
Common Core — ELAAdopted

Adopted CCSS August 2010 with California 15% additions (modified January/March 2013); still current.

Never adopted

TX HB 2923 (2011) barred Common Core adoption; Texas has always used its own TEKS. Math TEKS revised 2012 (implemented 2014-15), ELAR TEKS revised 2017 (implemented 2019-20), Science TEKS revised 2020-21 (implemented 2024-25), Social Studies TEKS 'streamlined' 2022 (implemented 2024-25).

Mathematics framework≠ differs

California Common Core State Standards: Mathematics (CA CCSSM, adopted 2010, modified 2013)

Common Core

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for Mathematics

State-specific

English Language Arts framework≠ differs

California Common Core State Standards: English Language Arts & Literacy (adopted 2010, modified 2013)

Common Core

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for English Language Arts and Reading

State-specific

Science framework≠ differs

California Next Generation Science Standards (CA NGSS, adopted September 2013)

NGSS

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for Science

State-specific

Social Studies framework

History-Social Science Content Standards for California Public Schools (adopted October 1998; supported by the 2016 History-Social Science Framework)

State-specific

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for Social Studies

State-specific

U.S. History — grade placementgr 5gr 8gr 11gr 5gr 8gr 11
State / local history — grade placement≠ differsgr 4gr 4gr 7
Civics & government — grade placementgr 12gr 12
World history — grade placement≠ differsgr 6gr 7gr 10gr 6gr 9gr 10
Official sourcewww.cde.ca.govtea.texas.gov

Grade placements come from each jurisdiction's official scope-and-sequence; districts may vary. “≠ differs” flags rows where the selected jurisdictions do not match.