Math
Elementary Math
Eureka Math is the core math curriculum for Elementary students:
- Kindergarten Curriculum Roadmap
- 1st Grade Curriculum Roadmap
- 2nd Grade Curriculum Roadmap
- 3rd Grade Curriculum Roadmap
- 4th Grade Curriculum Roadmap
- 5th Grade Curriculum Roadmap
Dreambox is a supplemental math program:
Middle School Math
The College and Career Ready pathway for middle school mathematics includes Courses 1, 2, and 3 from the California Framework for Mathematics and the Common Core State Standards.
Students enrolled in Courses 1, 2, and 3 can access Springboard Mathematics in Classlink.
There are multiple advancement opportunities in middle and high school for students wishing to advance in math, although it is not required to do so to reach higher level mathematics classes in high school.
See SRVUSD Math Pathways for more information.
For more information about Middle School Math Pathways and Math Advancement options, register for one of our Parent Information Nights with the links at the bottom of this page.
Math Advancement Program (MAP)
Incoming 6th Grade Students |
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Course 1 Placement
In 2025-26, all 6th-grade students will automatically be placed into Grade 6, Course 1 math, unless acceleration is desired.
Course 1 is appropriate for most students, and a majority of our students take Course 1 as 6th graders.
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No action needs to be taken for a Course 1 placement.
Course 2 Placement (Acceleration Pathway) for incoming 6th grade students:
Current 5th grade students interested in advancing to Course 2 as a 6th grader can take the 50-question math placement assessment to demonstrate their mastery of the 6th grade, Course 1 math standards. See the CA standards here, which include highlighted standards that are more heavily addressed in the assessment.
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The assessment will be given at elementary school sites after school on Wednesday, March 26. Results will be shared with parents within 3 weeks of the assessment date.
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Assessment results, including how students performed on the exam, will be sent to parents within three weeks of the assessment date.
More information about the assessment will be shared via email by elementary principals and on school and district websites in February 2025.
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Middle school acceleration is not necessary for students to access college-ready math courses in high school.
See the SRVUSD High School Math Pathways charts for more information about math classes available in our high schools.
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Incoming 7th and 8th Grade Students
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All incoming 7th and 8th grade students will automatically be placed in the next consecutive math course.
Course 2 and Course 3 are appropriate for most students, and a majority of our students take Course 2 as 7th graders and Course 3 as 8th graders.
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No action needs to be taken for a 7th grader to be placed into Course 2 or for an 8th grader to be placed in Course 3.
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Current 6th and 7th grade students interested in advancing to Course 3 or Algebra 1 for 2025-26 can engage in the summer MAP courses. These online, self-directed courses cover Course 2 CA State Standards or Course 3 CA State Standards.
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See SRVUSD High School Math Pathways for more information.
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MAP Timeline: 2025 |
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Math Advancement Program (MAP) Information |
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6th & 7th Grade Parent Info Night
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High School Math
Click on the links below for more information on the following subjects:
- 8th to 9th grade Algebra 1 math placement: per Mathematics Placement Act of 2015
- SRVUSD does not offer summer math courses for advancement. Students wishing to advance may consider Summer Advancement via Outside Institutions.
- Core Curriculum for Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 is Big Ideas Mathematics which is available to students in Classlink. to students enrolled in these courses.
- Elective mathematics courses in SRVUSD use board-approved texts which can be found on the Instructional Materials webpage.
See SRVUSD Math Pathways for more information.
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Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.
Reason abstractly and quantitatively.
Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
Model with mathematics.
Use appropriate tools strategically.
Attend to precision.
Look for and make use of structure.
Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. |
Thank you for your interest in our Math Advancement summer program!
Unfortunately, the registration deadline has passed,
and we are unable to accommodate registrations at this time.
Please note that advancement will be offered again next summer.
See more information in the MAP tab above.
