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Mathematics Department

Staff Name

Room and Grade

E-mail Address
Ms. C. Chatmon Room D - 8th grade SP.ED Carolyn.Chatmon@pgcps.org
Mr. J. Copeland Room C - 7th grade SP.ED Joseph.Copeland@pgcps.org  
Ms. A. Gresty Room 100B - 7th grade Ana.Gresty@pgcps.org
Ms. C. Mballa Room 217 - 8th grade  
Ms. C. Ty Room 211 -  8th grade Charisme.Ty@pgcps.org
Ms. I. Valencia Room 2 - 7th grade Imelda.Valencia@pgcps.org
Mr. K. Williams Room 200 - 8th grade Kenneth2.Williams@pgcps.org  

Supplies for the entire school year:

  1. protractor
  2. ruler (12 inch – no metal rulers)
  3. calculator (either a TI-30 or a TI-15)
  4. looseleaf paper
  5. pencils (no.2)
  6. erasers
  7. pencil sharpener with cover
  8. colored pencils
  9. red pen
  10. 1 ½ inch binder with dividers
  11. box of tissues

Please make sure that your child knows the following concepts. These concepts will help your child to be very successful in math:

  1. Basic facts
    1. Addition
    2. Subtraction
    3. Multiplication
    4. Division
  2. Fractions
    1. Addition
    2. Subtraction
    3. Multiplication
    4. Division
  3. Integers
  4. Decimals
    1. Addition
    2. Subtraction
    3. Multiplication
    4. Division

Course Descriptions:

  1. Algebraic Thinking Concepts – This is a new course to help students in mathematics.  Students will take the basic skills learned so far and develop them into Pre-Algebra, Geometry, and the use of Formulas.
  2. Course 2 – This course takes basic math skills to the next level.  Students will begin learning some Pre-Algebra concepts and further understand formulas and geometry.
  3. Course 3 – This course builds off of Course 2.  The students will dig deeper into Pre-Algebra, Geometry, and the use of Formulas.
  4. Pre-Algebra – This course begins like Course 3, but becomes more in depth in the math concepts.  By the end of the year the students will be diving into Algebraic concepts.
  5. Algebra – This course is a High School level course.  The students will be responsible for taking and passing the HSA at the end of the school year.  The HSA is a requirement to receive a high school diploma.