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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Swanson sent this out: At the end of the school year, we shared with families that they would receive their child’s math course recommendation in ParentVue on July 21, 2025. The APS Math Office has recently added a new accelerated math course for 6th graders titled Math 6 Advanced. This new course will teach the state standards for 6th grade and 7th grade math in one year. This course meets the learning needs of our students and the requirements of the recent state legislation, which requires schools to place students who pass the state SOL exam in the upper quartile in an advanced math class the following school year. (The upper quartile for incoming 6th graders is a score of 466 or higher on the 5th grade Math SOL exam.) Due to the addition of the new course and to ensure alignment with recent state legislation, the Math Office is updating all course recommendations for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. We appreciate your patience while we work with the Math Office to update student schedules for the coming school year. Course recommendations will be available in ParentVue in early August.[/quote] 75 percent of kids scored below 466. Wow. That surprises me.[/quote] This year was a new set of math standards on the SOL. As a 5th grade teacher I was surprised by more of my students scores (lower than expected) than usual. I still had the expected students passing overall though. Especially compared to their MAP percentiles. I feel like they will grow next year as a result of having more years of instruction using the new standards.[/quote]
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