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MathRequirements forGraduationRising Freshman 2020-2021
A student must: Successfully complete 4 CarnegieCredits (years) of math to graduate. Successful completion is a grade of a 70% orhigher. Decide on the math sequence to takeas your child enters into high school.
Successful Math Students Students should spend at least 30 minutes a night onmath. Homework—Always complete homework! Rewriting and Reworking the notes Reworking problems for the day before or ones that they missed from the night before Students should go see their teacher before or afterschool Each teacher has their own schedule and the entire team has a schedule so students can go to seekhelp from other teachers that teach the same subject. Students should always ask questions. Student need to check their answers each night, so that they know when to ask a question. As soon as the student is not understanding the concept that is being taught.
MCHS Math Offers:- College Prep- Gifted College Prep- Accelerated- Gifted Accelerated- Advanced PlacementPlacement is based on teacherrecommendation, an applicationand parent approval.
College Prep Path Students eligible for this paththare currently enrolled in the 8grade math course –Introduction to Algebra.
College Prep PathAlgebra IGeometryAlgebra IIPreCalculus A year ofAlgebra I A year ofGeometry A year ofAlgebra II. A year ofPreCalculus.9thGrade10thGrade11thGrade12thGrade
College Prep Path with AdvancedPlacement Course Senior Year Students eligible for this path are currentlyenrolled in high school level Algebra 1 course. Students may choose to accept the Carnegieunits but must move forward to Geometry as a9th grader. Students who choose to not accept theCarnegie units can still move forward toGeometry as a 9th grader or retake Algebra 1.
College Prep Path withAdvanced Placement CourseGeometryAlgebra II A year ofGeometry A year of Algebra II Must makedecision for nextyear to continuewith CP or move toAccelerated9thGrade10thGradePreCalculus orAcceleratedPreCalculus This decisiondetermines whatyou will take in 12thgrade.11thGradeAdvancedPlacementCalculus orStatistics or DualEnrollment College levelcourses12thGrade
Accelerated Path with AP Coursesboth Junior and Senior Years Students eligible for this path are currentlyenrolled in Accelerated Algebra 1. Students may choose to accept the Carnegieunit but must move forward to AcceleratedGeometry or Geometry as a 9th grader. Students who choose to not accept theCarnegie units can still move forward toAccelerated Geometry, Geometry or Algebra Ias a 9th grader.
Accelerated Path withAdvanced PlacementAcceleratedGeometryAcceleratedPreCalculus One semester ofGeometry One semester ofAlgebra II A year of PreCalculus 6 calculus s AB one semester ofcollege Calculus BC two semesters ofcollege Calculus11thGradeAdvancedCalculus II/MultivariableCalculus/GTCal/DualEnrollment Variety of mathoptions12thGrade
Registration Forms - Math th8Grade Teacher Recommendations Based on student mastery of key concepts and performance Complete the Registration Form At the bottom of your Registration Form, you will need to fill out theOverride portion if you choose a “higher level” course than what the 8thgrade teacher recommended
Mill Creek EPIC (Project Based Learning) Eligible for students entering MCHSin Geometry or ACC Geometry Engineering ProgramFor more information visit:*Breakout Session in Media Center tonight*
One-on-One Question andAnswer Sessions Available: Date: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 Time: 6:00-8:00 pm Location: Mill Creek High SchoolMedia Center
Math Teachers at MCHS: Are here to teach and help students learn. Want our students to be successful andrise to high expectations. Encourage open communication betweenteacher, student and parent. Look forward to building relationshipswith the entering class of 2024!
For More Informationor Questions PleaseContact:Math Department ChairJody Gross@gwinnett.k12.ga.usOr Call Mill Creek High Schoolat (678) 714-5850
Math Requirements for Graduation Rising Freshman 2020-2021. A student must: Successfully complete 4 Carnegie . Decide on the math sequence to take as your child enters into high school. Successful Math Students Students should spend at least 30 minutes a night on math. Homework—Always complete homework!
