The NDDPI is working with a committee of content specialists to write the Financial Literacy Content Standards. As part of this process, a statewide committee consisting of North Dakota community leaders, business, industry, and labor representatives, and citizens of North Dakota will meet to review the drafts of the content standards and prepare comments for the writing committee. These comments will be shared with the writing committee as they continue to write the Financial Literacy Content Standards.

Content standards are concise, written descriptions outlining the knowledge and skills students are expected to know and do at a specific stage of their education and illustrate what students have learned upon completion of a grade level or grade span. The academic standards do not describe particular teaching practices, curriculum, or assessment methods.

The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction is seeking feedback on the second draft of the revised North Dakota Computer Science and Cybersecurity Content Standards.

Content standards are concise, written descriptions outlining the knowledge and skills students are expected to know and do at a specific stage of their education. They illustrate what students have learned upon completing a grade level or grade span. The academic standards do not describe particular teaching practices, curricula, or assessment methods.

The IDEA Advisory Meeting is scheduled for December 5, 2024 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This meeting is a virtual meeting. Here is a link to the agenda and call-in information. December 2024 Agenda