Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCPS accepts certain online or summer classes for Geometry. You have to call downtown to find out which specific programs they accept. I am just curious why does your student want to double accelerate in math? The vast majority of ninth graders at the school are in Geometry.
LOL... but according to PP they are so advanced! I guess the fairly standard track of Geometry in 8th at Deal is not as common for those advanced Walls kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCPS accepts certain online or summer classes for Geometry. You have to call downtown to find out which specific programs they accept. I am just curious why does your student want to double accelerate in math? The vast majority of ninth graders at the school are in Geometry.
Any idea what office you call downtown?
Any idea of who to call downtown? I'm having trouble finding the right office.
Anonymous wrote:DCPS accepts certain online or summer classes for Geometry. You have to call downtown to find out which specific programs they accept. I am just curious why does your student want to double accelerate in math? The vast majority of ninth graders at the school are in Geometry.
Anonymous wrote:DCPS accepts certain online or summer classes for Geometry. You have to call downtown to find out which specific programs they accept. I am just curious why does your student want to double accelerate in math? The vast majority of ninth graders at the school are in Geometry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever policy there is, it is going to be DCPS-wide, not specific to DCPS.
Online credits are sometimes accepted for students in credit recovery -- at risk of failing.
There are DCPS middle schools (I think Deal?) that offer summer Geometry. Not sure about Wilson. Perhaps your child can try to do that?
Unless I am am misunderstanding what I read, the summer Geometry classes are summer school classes for students who failed Geometry, not elective classes for students who wish to accelerate.
Anonymous wrote:Whatever policy there is, it is going to be DCPS-wide, not specific to DCPS.
Online credits are sometimes accepted for students in credit recovery -- at risk of failing.
There are DCPS middle schools (I think Deal?) that offer summer Geometry. Not sure about Wilson. Perhaps your child can try to do that?
Anonymous wrote:Geometry is the standard for 10th grade - I would assume that there will be a cohort of strong math students in 9th grade taking this given that these students:
1 - accelerated a year in middle school
2 - had the PARCC score to demonstrate math competency
3 - applied and were accepted at SWW
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP:
Thank you. Helpful to know I was not the only one who was not getting a clear answer here.
I'm hoping at least that there is a cohort of very strong math students in Geo in 9th grade then, as it's been an issue for my DC in middle school (non-DCPS school without opportunities to accelerate).
If they weren't good students - at least as good as yours - they wouldn't be at SWW.
Anonymous wrote:OP:
Thank you. Helpful to know I was not the only one who was not getting a clear answer here.
I'm hoping at least that there is a cohort of very strong math students in Geo in 9th grade then, as it's been an issue for my DC in middle school (non-DCPS school without opportunities to accelerate).