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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For students who dont like or want the calculus path, what alternate options exist at TJ? I understand for 8th grade algebra1 students entering TJ, geometry and then Algebra-2 is required. But after that, is student required to take more math?[/quote] None, Calculus is a graduation requirement from TJ. If your kid does not like math and is not interested in Calculus, don’t go to TJ. Why would you apply to a STEM school if you don’t like Math? That is the M in STEM. And it is needed for the T, technology, and E, engineering. I fail to understand the logic that would lead someone to apply to TJ that is not strong in math but I am even more baffled that a kid who doesn’t like math would apply to the most math intensive school in the County.[/quote]
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