California State Board of Education Approved the New Math Framework on July 12, 2023
California State Board of Education Approved the New Math Framework on July 12, 2023
California State Board of Education approved the new math framework on July 12, 2023, releasing this public statement that provides an overview of the nearly 1,000 paged document. The final version can be reviewed on the Mathematics Framework page. The network of County Offices of Education are working diligently to create resources and supports for math leaders and teachers to use and understand the new framework. Join one or more of the local math leaders networks and look for updates here as we have more information.
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