The state government has the authority to decide what is to be taught and tested in public schools.
Answer: B
Explanation
More than the authority, it is the responsibility of the state government to check the sustainability and operation of public schools.
The power of each state government differs from others. They also set standards for students to graduate.
They have authority over education implementation, selection and supervision of curriculum, providing a framework for curriculum, control over teaching methods and provide related materials.
They also provide freedom to local authorities to develop their own curriculum based on suitable goals.
