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How do school-based curriculum and state curriculum differ? What would supporters of each give an an advantage?

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A school-based curriculum is a curriculum that is specifically tailored for each specific school. The advantage of this type of curriculum is that it can serve each school's specific characteristics, whether it is a public school, a private school, or a religious school.

A state-based curriculum is a curriculum that is standarized for all the schools within the juridistiction of a state. The advantage is that it creates a coherent education process in the whole state.

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