115records requests sent (July 28, 2026)
49districts sent any reply
23stated no dedicated K-8 course
3reported a curriculum or program
66no response
Key: “any reply” (49) is 46 replies that gave an answer or a referral, plus 3 that only acknowledged receipt. The 46 appear on the tracker as implementing, not implementing, or unclear; the 3 appear as “response in progress.”
How the 66 non-responses divide
- 30 were sent the request and a follow-up (August 10, 2026) and did not reply.
- 36 were sent the request, have not replied, and have not been sent a follow-up.
How the 49 replies were coded
| Reply coded as | Districts |
|---|---|
| No dedicated K-8 course | 23 |
| Described a course or curriculum | 2 |
| Partial answer or referred elsewhere | 4 |
| Deferred to another process | 7 |
| Reply does not settle the question | 10 |
| Acknowledged only | 3 |
| No response | 66 |
| Total | 115 |
Reading these numbers
- These are what districts reported. Nothing was observed in a classroom or audited.
- A “no dedicated K-8 course” reply is not a finding that a district broke a rule. This audit does not assess compliance.
- Non-responses are not evidence of absence. A district that did not reply may offer instruction.
- Replies that did not settle the question (high-school-only answers, “no responsive records,” referrals to a form or portal) are counted as replies but not as “no dedicated course.”
Method, coding rules and limitations are in the methodology. Last reply logged September 8, 2026.