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Amityville Memorial HS

Mathematics

Mathematics Department

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The Amityville High School Mathematics Department will implement research-based instructional practices aligned with the New York State Learning Standards for Mathematics to ensure equitable access, academic rigor, and measurable student growth for all learners.

 

Standards-Aligned Instruction
 The department will deliver instruction aligned to NYS Learning Standards to ensure coherence, rigor, and progression of mathematical skills across grade levels and course sequences.


Student Achievement and Growth
 The department will use formative and summative assessment data to monitor student progress, inform instructional decisions, and improve student performance on local, Regents, and Advanced Placement assessments.


Instructional Rigor and Problem Solving
 The department will emphasize conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and application through problem-based learning that promotes higher-order thinking and real-world connections.


Equity and Differentiation
 The department will implement differentiated instructional strategies and targeted interventions to meet the diverse academic needs of all students, including English Language Learners, students with disabilities, and students requiring academic enrichment.


Academic Discourse and Literacy
 The department will support mathematical literacy by promoting student discourse, written justification, and the use of precise mathematical language and representations.


Technology Integration
 The department will integrate instructional technology and digital tools to enhance student engagement, support data analysis, and deepen mathematical understanding.


Professional Collaboration and Continuous Improvement
 The department will engage in ongoing collaboration, data analysis, and professional learning to reflect on instructional practices and improve student outcomes.

 

  • 50% Tests
    30% Quizzes
    10% Participation 
    10% Homework

     

     

  • Advanced Placement Calculus and Statistics:

    Students may receive up to six college credits.