Many of these sites are no longer active but represent the push-back across the country over Common Core State Standards still found in classrooms today.<\/p>\n
Common Core: Education Without Representation<\/strong><\/a> started when three moms met in Utah to speak against Common Core. The website includes many writings about Common Core but is no longer active.<\/p>\n Common Core [sic] Standards<\/strong><\/a> is a special section on Susan Ohanian’s website that provides information about problems with Common Core State Standards.<\/p>\n Florida Stop Common Core Coalition<\/strong><\/a> is no longer an active group fighting Common Core in Florida through legislative updates and other means.<\/p>\n Georgians to Stop Common Core <\/strong>I<\/a>f you live in Georgia, this Facebook page cared about the problematic Common Core State Standards in your child\u2019s school, but it’s no longer active.<\/p>\n Hoosiers Against Common Core<\/strong><\/a> The website focused primarily on the Common Core and the PARCC test, local control of education, quality standards, teachers’<\/span>\u00a0ability to practice their profession, and reducing the emphasis on high-stakes testing. It’s no longer active.<\/span><\/p>\n