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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To clarify, he needs 4 years of math to graduate. It’s a state requirement. [/quote] Chances are, his middle school algebra or algebra 2 will count toward that four years. You don't necessarily need to take math all four years of high school to fulfill the requirement. That said, I think every smart student (STEM or not) should take at least a year of calculus, just to appreciate the beauty of it. But I was a physics major, so I'm a little biased.[/quote] In MD you need four years of math in high school (grades 9-12) to graduate.[/quote] Correct! It's absurd because the content goal for graduation is algebra. It drives me crazy that the entire school system is oriented towards things my DC learned in middle school. You used to be able to waive the requirement if you took a full year of calculus. [/quote]
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