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Mississippi pulled back from the Common Core and rebuilt its own College and Career Readiness Standards under one banner. The same framework name runs across reading, math, science, and social studies, which keeps the language consistent from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Revisions happen subject by subject on a rolling cycle, so each area gets refreshed without the whole system changing at once.

  • Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
Source: Mississippi Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
The shape of K-12
A plain-language read of how the state runs school.
What students learn
Reading and writing follow the state's own standards but keep the close-reading spine that came out of the Common Core era, with students working from real texts to back up what they say. Math runs a familiar K-8 progression into a traditional Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II sequence in high school. Science and social studies sit inside the same College and Career Readiness framework, with science taught as something students investigate rather than memorize.
How students are measured
Mississippi runs the MAAP, the Mississippi Academic Assessment Program, as its main spring test. Students take it in grades 3 through 8 in reading and math, with science checked at grades 5 and 8. In high school, the tests come at the end of specific courses: English II, Algebra I, Biology, and U.S. History. Most students sit for them in late spring, in their regular classrooms.
Frameworks adopted, by subject
The standards documents the state writes against in each subject.
Subject Framework Adopted Source
English Language Arts
Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
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Mathematics
Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
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Science
Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
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Social Studies
Mississippi College- & Career-Readiness Standards
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Subjects covered
4
Grade levels
13
Standards on file
4,599
Assessments tracked
0
Sources
Every page link goes back to the state's own document.