Basically, many and perhaps most states are backing away fast. The key term is: moratorium.

That’s where you stick something in a storage shed and wait for conditions to improve.

 In this case,  the states need to extricate themselves from the grabby embrace of the federal government. Meanwhile, the Common Core Cartel hopes that the public will forget how much they hate Common Core.

 Not likely.

And people like me are urging that the hostility to Common Core should be used to get rid of Reform Math in its entirety. 

Here's an article that gives a sense of what various states are doing:

Common Core + Moratorium = Better Education

http://www.examiner.com/article/common-core-moratorium-better-educa...

 Here is a second article which argues that the Education Establishment will merely try to regroup and repackage, so don't accept any of their new offerings. Get rid of Reform Math in its entirety and use only Singapore Math, Saxon Math or the equivalent. (Seriously, all this earnest chatter about STEM is just one big lie if you're not going to make sure kids can do  elementary arithmetic.)

 Reform Math must be destroyed root and branch

http://www.americanthinker.com/2014/06/reform_math_must_be_destroye...

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 Bill Gates spent $3 billion promoting Common Core. A ragtag army opposed him and that ragtag army is winning.  There is cause for celebration.