--- license: mit task_categories: - feature-extraction - text-retrieval language: - en - es tags: - education - standards - texas - teks - k12 - curriculum - edtech - homeschool - standards-alignment - tea pretty_name: Texas TEKS Standards size_categories: - 10K **Note:** `description`, `domain`, and `cluster` fields are present in the schema for forward compatibility but are null in most records in the current version. `parent_id` enables hierarchical traversal of the standard tree. ## Usage ```python from datasets import load_dataset # Load a specific subject ela = load_dataset("tessak22/texasteks", split="ela") # Load all subjects dataset = load_dataset("tessak22/texasteks") # Filter by grade level grade_3_math = load_dataset("tessak22/texasteks", split="math").filter( lambda x: x["grade_level"] == "3" ) # Search standards by keyword science = load_dataset("tessak22/texasteks", split="science") energy_standards = science.filter( lambda x: "energy" in x["title"].lower() ) ``` ## Intended Use - **Curriculum planning tools** — map learning activities to official state standards - **Standards-alignment systems** — tag content, assignments, or assessments to TEKS codes - **AI tutoring / LLM applications** — provide structured standards context for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) - **Homeschool management apps** — enable standards-based tracking for Texas homeschool families - **Ed-tech search and discovery** — power faceted search over Texas K–12 learning objectives ## Known Limitations - TEKS standards are updated periodically by TEA. This dataset reflects the API state as of the last update date; it may not reflect recent amendments. - `domain` and `cluster` fields are not populated in the current version. - CTE contains 21,674 records across numerous pathways and courses—users working with CTE data should expect high volume and granularity. - Grade level values are strings and may be numeric (`"3"`), named (`"English I"`), or range-based depending on subject area. Normalize as needed for your use case. ## License MIT — TEKS standards text is published by the Texas Education Agency as public domain curriculum content. See [TEA copyright information](https://www.texasgateway.org/terms-conditions) for details.