Middle School Math

St. Louise School's middle school math program aims to develop a strong mathematical foundation and enhance critical thinking skills, preparing students for future academic challenges.

Math Overview

Using the Big Ideas Math curriculum for grades 6 to 8, the program covers algebra, geometry, and statistics, encouraging engagement and problem-solving.

Curriculum Overview

• 6th Grade: Students engage with foundational concepts such as numerical expressions, fractions, and ratios. They also begin exploring geometry, focusing on shapes, area, and volume, fostering a solid understanding of basic mathematical principles.
• 7th Grade: The curriculum advances to rational numbers, requiring students to work with integers and operations. They explore algebraic expressions and equations while delving deeper into geometric concepts, enhancing their analytical skills.
• 8th Grade: Students are introduced to high school algebra, focusing on linear equations, functions, and their applications. This prepares them for advanced mathematics in high school, emphasizing critical thinking and problem-solving.

Class Division

Classes are grouped by grade level, with differentiation to meet individual student needs, ensuring all students receive appropriate challenges.