Overview

Massachusetts joined 48 other states in adopting the Common Core State Standards in June, 2009.  The press release announcing the adoption can be found by clicking here.

 

To assist Dover Sherborn administrators, instructional leaders (i.e., department chairs, curriculum supervisors), and teachers in reviewing existing curricula against the CCSS, we are pleased to provide the following resources.

 

General Information and Resources

Introduction to the Draft CCSS (March, 2010)

CCSS PowerPoint (March, 2010)

Frequently Asked Questions Concerning the CCSS (March, 2010)

Myths vs. Facts Concerning the CCSS (2010)

Transitioning to the CCSS PowerPoint (March-April, 2011) 

Implications for English Language Learners

Implications for Students with Disabilities

New York State's "EngageNY" website

New York State's Common Core Implementation Guide

Council of Chief State School Officers Guide to CCSS Implementation 

 

English Language Arts-Specific Information and Resources

CCSS for English Language Arts

An Overview of the New ELA Curriculum Framework

New ELA Curriculum Frameworks (March, 2011)

Key Points Concerning ELA CCSS

Crosswalk Between the ELA CCSS and Existing ELA Standards

Transition Time Line

Research Supporting Key Elements of the ELA CCSS

Test Exemplars and Sample Performance Tasks

Supplementary Resources for ELA and Literacy

NTS's Cognitively Based Assessment of, for, and as Learning (CBAL):ELA Competency Model and Provisional Learning Progressions

Delaware Department of Education's Website on ELA Common Core

Ohio Department of Education's Website on ELA CCSS

 

Mathematics-Specific Information and Resources

CCSS for Mathematics

An Overview of the New Mathematics Curriculum Framework

New Mathematics Curriculum Frameworks (March, 2011)

Key Points Concerning Mathematics CCSS

Crosswalk Between the Mathematics CCSS and Existing Mathematics Standards: Grades K-8

Crosswalk Between the Mathematics CCSS and Existing Mathematics Standards: High School

Transition Time Line

Designing High School Mathematics Courses Based on the CCSS

Ohio Department of Education's Website on the Mathematics CCSS

Inside Mathematics Website on CCSS Implementation