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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I did some quick searching on DCC schools, and then added other schools I could think of. This information can't easily be found on all schools' websites. What I think is strange is how they use slightly different names for all these classes. Looks like lots of DCC schools not offering AIM. Argyle: Acc Math 6 Math investigations (for compacted math students) Cabin John: Math 6+ Applied IM Eastern: Math 6, Math 6+ AIM Algebra I Farquhar: MATH 6 (1005) ACCELERATED MATH 6 PLUS COURSE (1003) Lee: Math 6 Math 6+ Loiderman: Math 6+ Math 7 Newport Mill: LearnZillion/Illustrative Mathematics 6 (1005) Accelerated Mathematics 6 Plus Course (AMP+) (1015) North Bethesda Grade 6 Math Applied Investigations in Mathematics Parkland Mathematics 6 IM 6/7 Silver Spring International MS math pathways for 6th graders starting in fall '21 are: LearnZillion Math 6-->on track for Algebra 1 in 9th LearnZillion Math 7-->on track for Algebra 1 in 8th Applied Investigations in Math 6 (AIM)-->on track for Algebra 1 in 7th Silver Creek MS Grade 6 Math Applied Investigations in Math 6 (AIM) Takoma Park Grade 6 Math Accelerated Math 6 Plus AIM Westland: AIM Accelerated Math 6 + Math 6 Math 180 [/quote] Wow, thanks for putting this together. This is an eye opener to the inequalities at MCPS. I can’t believe I actually believed that the curriculum would be the same throughout MCPS and it didn’t really matter which school we were in.[/quote] Stop hyperventilating! Both AIM and IM lead to Algebra in grade 7. So, all but four in this list have an *announced* path to get to algebra in 7th grade. The other four have an announced path to get to algebra in 8th. (BTW, Furquhar is not in DCC; So, six out of nine DCC schools have official pathway to get to algebra in 7th.) Usually these classes are based on demand, and there are always exceptions. I know kids in DCC who got accelerated outside the officially announced paths because they were above grade level. Curriculum IS the same all over. [/quote] No one is hyperventilating, and it appears your DC is probably in the schools that do offer Algebra in 7th. While its nice to know exceptions can be made, it’s not guaranteed. [/quote] All MCPS schools offer Algebra in 7th. The question is do they offer it in 6th.[/quote] No it is not. Reread the OP's post - OP is talking about the pathway where a student (in compact 5/6 in 5th grade) gets to algebra 1 in 7th leading to Geometry in 8th and algebra 2 in 9th. According to the OP, their school told them that this path will not be available to their kid - a kid in compact 5/6 in grade 5. [quote=Anonymous] Due to COVID and learning losses, I've been told that MCPS is focusing on remediation, and that all students (even those in currently in compacted math) will be taking Math 6 in 6th grade, Math 7 in 7th, and Algebra in 8th. (I have a compacted math kid who is going into 6th next year). Are all schools following this pathway due to Covid? We were told the kids could double up Geometry and Algebra II in 9th grade to "catch up" to the old pathway. [/quote][/quote] Every school is different. [/quote]
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