Mathematics
Student works out a problem on her desk
The Math Department offers a three-year integrated middle school math program with an option of Algebra in the eighth grade for advanced math students. At each level, concepts are developed and explored through connected reasoning and active problem solving enhanced with manipulatives and technology.
6th Grade Mathematics - Marka Latif
In Math 6, students investigate: number relationships, probability, patterns, two-dimensional shapes, measurement and data organization. Students also reinforce their understanding of the rational numbers.
7th Grade Mathematics - Marka Latif
In Math 7, students investigate: linear relationships in tables, graphs and equations; proportional reasoning; patterns; three-dimensional shapes; and measurement. Students also expand their understanding of rational numbers to include integers.
Algebra I - Ellie Lehrkind & Marka Latif
Algebra I is a yearlong high school equivalent course designed for advanced eighth grade math students. Algebra I is the study of functional relationships, both linear and nonlinear. These relationships are expressed through words, tables, pictures, graphs, and symbols. Concepts include properties of Real Numbers, solving linear and non-linear equations, linear inequalities, and systems of linear equations. Polynomials, exponential and radical functions are also explored.
6th Grade Mathematics - Marka Latif
In Math 6, students investigate: number relationships, probability, patterns, two-dimensional shapes, measurement and data organization. Students also reinforce their understanding of the rational numbers.
7th Grade Mathematics - Marka Latif
In Math 7, students investigate: linear relationships in tables, graphs and equations; proportional reasoning; patterns; three-dimensional shapes; and measurement. Students also expand their understanding of rational numbers to include integers.
Algebra I - Ellie Lehrkind & Marka Latif
Algebra I is a yearlong high school equivalent course designed for advanced eighth grade math students. Algebra I is the study of functional relationships, both linear and nonlinear. These relationships are expressed through words, tables, pictures, graphs, and symbols. Concepts include properties of Real Numbers, solving linear and non-linear equations, linear inequalities, and systems of linear equations. Polynomials, exponential and radical functions are also explored.
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