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Academic standards

Standard by ID

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Fetches a single StandardsFrameworkItem by its CASE Network UUID.

A StandardsFrameworkItem represents an individual statement or structural element within a standards framework. These items can be normative statements that specify what students should know or be able to do (e.g., "Describe the impact of a transformation matrix on a graphical object"), or organizational groupings that structure the framework (e.g., domains, strands, clusters).

Use this endpoint when you need to:

  • Display the full details of a specific academic standard in your application
  • Retrieve the exact statement text, grade levels, and classification for a known academic standard
  • Trace an academic standard back to its source in the CASE Network via the CASE identifiers

The response includes the statement text, grade level(s), subject area, jurisdiction, and all source attribution required by the CC BY 4.0 license.

Related topics:

  • Understanding StandardsFrameworkItem vs StandardsFramework
  • Standard classification types
get/academic-standards/{caseIdentifierUUID}

Request

  • Base URL
    https://api.learningcommons.org/knowledge-graph/v0
  • URL
    https://api.learningcommons.org/knowledge-graph/v0/academic-standards/{caseIdentifierUUID}
  • Auth
    API key in header x-api-key

Path parameters

caseIdentifierUUIDstring uuid required

CASE Network UUID for the resource

Response

Successfully retrieved the standard

identifierstring required

Unique identifier for the resource in Knowledge Graph

caseIdentifierURIstring uri

URI referencing the CASE Network equivalent

caseIdentifierUUIDstring uuid required

CASE Network UUID for the resource

statementCodestring nullable

Code that identifies a standard within its standards framework (e.g., "3.NF.A.1", "A.1B", "MP1"); null for organizational groupings without assigned codes

descriptionstring nullable

Full text of the standard describing what students should know or be able to do

statementTypestring nullable

Original classification label that preserves the terminology in the state's official standards document (e.g., "Domain", "Cluster", "Strand", "Benchmark", "Practice Standard")

normalizedStatementType'Standard' | 'Standard Grouping' | 'Other'

Classification label that has been standardized across standards frameworks for cross-state queries and categorization

jurisdiction'Alabama' | 'Alaska' | 'Arizona' | 'Arkansas' | 'California' | 'Colorado' | 'Connecticut' | 'Delaware' | 'Florida' | 'Georgia' | 'Hawaii' | 'Idaho' | 'Illinois' | 'Indiana' | 'Iowa' | 'Kansas' | 'Kentucky' | 'Louisiana' | 'Maine' | 'Maryland' | 'Massachusetts' | 'Michigan' | 'Minnesota' | 'Mississippi' | 'Missouri' | 'Montana' | 'Nebraska' | 'Nevada' | 'New Hampshire' | 'New Jersey' | 'New Mexico' | 'New York' | 'North Carolina' | 'North Dakota' | 'Ohio' | 'Oklahoma' | 'Oregon' | 'Pennsylvania' | 'Rhode Island' | 'South Carolina' | 'South Dakota' | 'Tennessee' | 'Texas' | 'Utah' | 'Vermont' | 'Virginia' | 'Washington' | 'Washington, D.C.' | 'West Virginia' | 'Wisconsin' | 'Wyoming' | 'Multi-State'

U.S. state, territory, or multi-state designation

academicSubject'English Language Arts' | 'Mathematics' | 'Science' | 'Social Studies' | 'Other'

Academic subject area

gradeLevelGradeLevelENUM[] nullable
inLanguage'en-US' | 'es-US'

Language used in the resource (BCP 47 format)

dateModifiedstring date nullable

Date last modified

notesstring nullable

(Optional) Additional context, commentary, clarifications, or usage guidance

authorstring required

Author or creator of the resource

providerstring required

Source data provider for the resource

licensestring uri required

URL to the resource's license document

attributionStatementstring required

Statement that acknowledges the resource's author and provider, as required by the CC BY 4.0 license

hasChildrenboolean required

Whether this item has 1+ direct child standards

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