Learn.WitUS
Find your state's standards
✓ Aligned to published standards in 50 states and Washington, D.C.
Pick your state to see which Learn.WitUScourses meet which of its published standards: the exact code, the standard's own words, the lesson that covers it, and a link to the source document. Built for teachers, homeschoolers, and administrators; printable and copyable for a state filing.
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Mapped so far
- Alaska16 standards mapped · 6 fully covered · 10 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Alabama16 standards mapped · 3 fully covered · 13 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Arkansas57 standards mapped · 27 fully covered · 30 partially · 11 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Arizona45 standards mapped · 21 fully covered · 24 partially · 6 frameworksSee the alignment →
- California74 standards mapped · 29 fully covered · 45 partially · 10 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Colorado9 standards mapped · 5 fully covered · 4 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Connecticut19 standards mapped · 7 fully covered · 12 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Washington, D.C.16 standards mapped · 7 fully covered · 9 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Delaware25 standards mapped · 10 fully covered · 15 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Florida40 standards mapped · 24 fully covered · 16 partially · 7 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Georgia39 standards mapped · 13 fully covered · 26 partially · 6 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Hawaii17 standards mapped · 6 fully covered · 11 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Iowa22 standards mapped · 13 fully covered · 9 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Idaho40 standards mapped · 25 fully covered · 15 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Illinois37 standards mapped · 18 fully covered · 19 partially · 7 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Indiana59 standards mapped · 29 fully covered · 30 partially · 9 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Kansas20 standards mapped · 9 fully covered · 11 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Kentucky19 standards mapped · 8 fully covered · 11 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Louisiana26 standards mapped · 8 fully covered · 18 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Massachusetts34 standards mapped · 17 fully covered · 17 partially · 7 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Maryland31 standards mapped · 21 fully covered · 10 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Maine13 standards mapped · 3 fully covered · 10 partially · 4 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Michigan27 standards mapped · 19 fully covered · 8 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Minnesota16 standards mapped · 10 fully covered · 6 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Missouri13 standards mapped · 11 fully covered · 2 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Mississippi11 standards mapped · 6 fully covered · 5 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Montana22 standards mapped · 5 fully covered · 17 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- North Carolina30 standards mapped · 7 fully covered · 23 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- North Dakota33 standards mapped · 19 fully covered · 14 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Nebraska8 standards mapped · 5 fully covered · 3 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- New Hampshire38 standards mapped · 11 fully covered · 27 partially · 6 frameworksSee the alignment →
- New Jersey30 standards mapped · 7 fully covered · 23 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- New Mexico39 standards mapped · 13 fully covered · 26 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Nevada43 standards mapped · 10 fully covered · 33 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- New York46 standards mapped · 16 fully covered · 30 partially · 7 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Ohio48 standards mapped · 24 fully covered · 24 partially · 7 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Oklahoma34 standards mapped · 12 fully covered · 22 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Oregon21 standards mapped · 6 fully covered · 15 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Pennsylvania27 standards mapped · 7 fully covered · 20 partially · 5 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Rhode Island31 standards mapped · 11 fully covered · 20 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- South Carolina11 standards mapped · 4 fully covered · 7 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- South Dakota34 standards mapped · 29 fully covered · 5 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Tennessee33 standards mapped · 18 fully covered · 15 partially · 4 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Texas57 standards mapped · 34 fully covered · 23 partially · 8 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Utah15 standards mapped · 4 fully covered · 11 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Virginia37 standards mapped · 15 fully covered · 22 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Vermont29 standards mapped · 11 fully covered · 18 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Washington29 standards mapped · 9 fully covered · 20 partially · 6 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Wisconsin13 standards mapped · 5 fully covered · 8 partially · 1 frameworksSee the alignment →
- West Virginia25 standards mapped · 15 fully covered · 10 partially · 2 frameworksSee the alignment →
- Wyoming29 standards mapped · 11 fully covered · 18 partially · 3 frameworksSee the alignment →
How this map is made, and why most states aren't on it yet
We map a state only after fetching its actual standards documents and checking each standard against actual lesson content. Nothing is cited from memory, partial coverage is labeled as loudly as full coverage, and each framework shows the date it was retrieved. That takes time per state, so states appear here as their mapping is verified, not before. The courses themselves work anywhere; only the paperwork mapping is state-by-state.
Not mapped yet
Next in the queue: . Every other state follows the same fetch-then-verify method.
The courses don't wait for the paperwork
Every course publishes its sources and can be used in any state today. The state mapping is what turns “this is good teaching” into “this meets standard X” for a filing.