State Boards of Education

State Boards of Education are government bodies responsible for overseeing public education within a state. They develop policies, set curriculum standards, establish graduation requirements, and ensure schools meet educational quality and equity standards. Typically composed of elected or appointed members, these boards work to improve student achievement, manage funding allocations, and support school districts. Their goal is to provide a consistent, effective education system across the state, aligning educational practices with state laws and priorities.