Summer Math Practice
Summer Math Practice
Summer math practice helps students review prerequisite skills, maintain mathematical fluency, and prepare for success in the upcoming school year.
While we encourage all students to engage in mathematics over the summer, summer practice is required for students who have received approval for a course placement waiver or a level jump. These students are expected to complete the assigned summer practice packet and be fluid with skills on it by the first week of school.
The purpose of the summer practice is to strengthen prerequisite skills and help students transition successfully into the pace and rigor of their new course.
Please note: Summer practice is also required for all students enrolled in Advanced Placement (AP) mathematics courses.
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Required Summer Math Practice
The following students are required to complete summer mathematics practice:
- Students approved for a course placement waiver
- Students approved for a level jump
- All students enrolled in AP Mathematics courses
Please select the appropriate course below to access your required summer practice materials.
Entering 6th Grade Advanced Math
Entering 7th Grade Prealgebra/Key
Entering AP Calculus AB/BC / Solutions to Part 1
Entering Multivariable Calculus
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Optional Summer Math Practice
Students who wish to review concepts, strengthen foundational skills, or prepare for the upcoming school year are encouraged to complete the summer practice for the math course they will be entering in the fall, regardless of level. While optional, regular practice can help students begin the school year with greater confidence and readiness.
Additional optional practice, enrichment opportunities, and learning resources can be found on the Math Learning Resources page.
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Questions?
If you have questions about course placement, waivers, or summer math practice, please contact the math department chair: rrodier@darienps.org