Math
St. Louise School's math program aims to develop a strong mathematical foundation and enhance critical thinking skills, preparing students for future academic challenges. Math Overview Using the Big Ideas Math curriculum for grades 6 to 8, the program covers algebra, geometry, and statistics, encouraging engagement and problem-solving.
Curriculum Overview
- 6th Grade: Students engage with foundational concepts such as numerical expressions, fractions, and ratios. They also begin exploring geometry, focusing on shapes, area, and volume, fostering a solid understanding of basic mathematical principles.
- 7th Grade: The curriculum advances to rational numbers, requiring students to work with integers and operations. They explore algebraic expressions and equations while delving deeper into geometric concepts, enhancing their analytical skills.
- 8th Grade: Students are introduced to high school algebra, focusing on linear equations, functions, and their applications. This prepares them for advanced mathematics in high school, emphasizing critical thinking and problem-solving.
Classes are grouped by grade level, with differentiation to meet individual student needs, ensuring all students receive appropriate challenges.
Staff
The Middle School math teachers are Mrs. Emily Espinoza, and Miss Grace Dullanty