Math Pathways
The Snoqualmie Valley School District provides multiple pathways for students to complete the mathematics courses that will prepare them for college and career.
- Students who pursue the Core Pathway through middle school and then continue through Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 will have the opportunity to complete Algebra 3 or Pre-Calculus in high school and will be ready to pursue college-level math courses after graduation.
- Students who meet requirements for and pursue the Accelerated Pathway through middle school and complete Pre-Calculus in high school will also be college-ready and will have had an opportunity to complete at least one additional higher level math course such as Calculus or Statistics in the senior year of high school.
- For those students who meet requirements for and pursue the Exceptional Pathway through middle school and complete Pre-Calculus as sophomores, there is an opportunity to take at least two additional higher level math courses such as Calculus and Statistics in the junior and senior years of high school.
Contact
Secondary Math Specialists
Holli Dexheimer | Joel Raff
Elementary Math Specialist
Meredith Macvean
Change Request Forms
Math Pathways Booklet
Frequently Asked Questions
- What pathway should my child be in?
- Student Social & Emotional Readiness to Accelerate
- Are students able to change Pathways at any point?
- What are my options if I disagree with my child’s Math Pathway?
- What content is covered in each of the Pathways?
- Will my child be prepared for taking the SAT if they are in the Core Pathway?
- Are there any District-provided materials to support students in the Exceptional Pathway over the summer?
- What are the CogAT and IOWA-Math, and what do my child’s scores mean?
- My child received 0 Domain Points for their scores on the CogAT and/or SBA. Should I be concerned?
- I believe a different pathway is a better fit. What do I do?
- My child struggles in math. What supports/programs do the middle schools offer?