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2002 National Status Report on K-12
Earth Science Education

CONTENT


The National Status Report seeks to provide information about the following for each state:
  • K-12 School enrollment (2000-2001)
  • 9-12 School Enrollment (projected 2000-2001)
  • State standards adopted: (Year) URL
  • Earth science emphasis in state standards
  • Credits required for high school graduation
  • Required high school science courses 
  • Is Earth science required for high school graduation
  • Is Earth science part of another course required for high school graduation? 
  • If Earth science is taken, does it count toward graduation requirements? (Comments)
  • Description of state testing
  • Is state test required for graduation? (Comments)
  • Is Earth science content currently assessed on a state test? (Comments)
  • Does the state have a high school exit exam? 
  • Teacher high school certification requirements
  • Percentage of teachers whose main assignment is Earth science who are certified in the subject
  • Does your state select or recommend textbooks? 
Percentage of grade nine students enrolled during the 1997-98 school year in: 
  • Earth science 
  • General science 
  • Physical science 
  • Integrated or Coordinated science
Course enrollments as a percentage of students in grades 9-12 during the 1997-98 school year: 
  • Earth science
  • Biology 
  • Chemistry 
  • Physics

 

 

 

 

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