SDUHSD College Preparatory Math Pathways College Prep Pathway Grade 7 Grade 11/12 Grade 8 Integrated Math A Integrated Math B Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 3 Summer Bridge Summer Bridge (recommended) (recommended) Summer Bridge (mandatory) Statistics/ AP Statistics Summer Bridge (mandatory) Honors PreCalculus Honors/Accelerated Pathway Grade 7 Integrated Math A Honors Math Analysis Grade 7 or 8 Grade 8 or 9 Grade 9 or 10 Integrated Math B Honors Integrated Math 1 Honors Integrated Math 2 Honors Grade 10 or 11 Integrated Math 3 Honors Notes: • Students must pass Integrated Math 1 to fulfill California high school graduation requirements. • Incoming 7th grade students who demonstrate mastery of Int Math A Honors content by passing an assessment will have the option to enroll in Int Math B Honors as a 7th grader. This will allow a student to begin AP math courses in 11th grade. • For 2015-16, SDUHSD will not offer the option for incoming 7th graders to accelerate into Int Math 1 Honors/Accelerated. • SDUHSD will not accept any math courses from external institutions for the purposes of accelerating middle school math placement. SDUHSD will continue to accept HS courses from accredited institutions that are taken after completion of 8th grade. Students may transfer in a maximum of three courses throughout their HS career. • The Int Math 1/2/3 Honors sequence includes the appropriate content from the current Honors Pre-Calculus course to ensure that students can move into AP Calculus without the need for a stand-alone Pre-Calculus course. AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC Other Advanced Math SDUHSD Math Intervention Course Pathway Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Integrated Math A Readiness Integrated Math B Readiness Integrated Math 1 Readiness Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2/3 Essentials Business Math Summer Bridge Summer Bridge Integrated Math A Integrated Math B Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 3 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 3 No Math Class Notes: • • • • • “Readiness” and “Essentials” courses are not college prep (not UC/CSU approved). Int Math A Readiness, B Readiness, & Int Math 1 Readiness are intended for students who have not yet mastered skills and content from lower grade levels and will focus on individualized remediation with the goal of accelerating learning to return to grade-level courses whenever possible. Students must pass Integrated Math 1 to fulfill California high school graduation requirements. Summer Bridge courses are intended to help prepare students for success when transitioning from below grade-level “Readiness” to grade level College Prep courses. Int Math 2/3 Essentials will focus on the crucial content from Integrated Math 2 & 3 in order to prepare students for the 11th grade CCSS Math assessment. Math Analysis Stats/ AP Stats Honors Pre-Calc SDUHSD Middle School Math Course Selection Philosophy and Policy Most students will be enrolled in their grade level college prep math course. Some students may elect to access our honors level math courses. Other students will be recommended for a below grade level math course. Below grade level math courses incorporate individualized computer based programs. Integrated Math B Honors for 7th graders is considered a “grade skip”. In order for 7th graders to enroll in this course, they must meet the following criteria. No exceptions. Integrated Math B Honors for 7th graders is the only course selection district wide in which parents / students are NOT permitted to enroll without meeting the criteria. A student must meet the criteria listed below to be eligible to enroll in Integrated Math B Honors as a 7th grader: 1. 75% or better on the SDUHSD Integrated Math Readiness Test SDUHSD Board Policy allows for a student to drop or change math course levels up to the end of the fourth week of school. It is important that students are placed carefully. Please follow our recommendations for math placement. Transferring Math levels, even during the first four weeks is difficult for 7th graders. After four weeks, students are not allowed to transfer math levels, per SDUHSD Board Policy. Please see our SDUHSD Math Course Profiles on our website for more information regarding our math courses and pathways.
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