Math
Curriculum Resources

Announcements
Jun 1, 2023
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Math
· Natalee Feese
We are thrilled to announce that the 2023-2024 Unit Frameworks are now available in grade/course level sections within Navigator!  Thank you to the members of the District Curriculum Math Team for their work. 
 
We look forward to partnering with you on your teaching and learning journey. Throughout this collaborative endeavor, we encourage you to share your invaluable feedback on each unit at any stage of implementation. You can conveniently provide your insights and suggestions by utilizing the feedback feature located in the waffle menu.
 
Your contribution and input are instrumental in shaping the success of these Unit Frameworks. We deeply value your engagement and are committed to working together to create an exceptional educational experience.
 
We are excited to witness the positive impact these Unit Frameworks will have on classroom experiences. Thank you for your support!
Jun 4, 2020
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Math
· Natalee Feese

Learning mathematics involves a variety of skills, processes, and understandings. We strive to educate students who not only have the understanding of mathematical concepts and procedural fluency with mathematical skills but who can model mathematical situations appropriately and construct their own learning through carefully planned classroom experiences.

 

We support student-centered classrooms that use a balanced approach to teaching mathematics, emphasizing both conceptual understanding and procedural fluency, which leads to increased mathematical proficiency for all students.  This is accomplished through a guaranteed and viable mathematics curriculum in all Fayette County Public Schools, from early childhood through high school graduation.  

 

The curriculum unit frameworks, pacing guides, and FCPS Math Framework guidelines provided in the Navigator are the instructional components and structures identified in research as the most effective.  However, the specific grouping, scheduling, resources, and instructional models should vary to meet the needs of the students in each individual school.