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Required Materials
Required Materials
Paper and pencil will be used EVERY DAY.
Chromebooks will be used everyday.
Folder or binder to keep completed notes and completed work in.
Calculator (optional, we have in-class calculators and there are online calculators for home use)
Highlighter(s) (optional: I color code often while teaching, you could do the same on your notes with your highlighters)
Dry erase marker(s) (optional: I will have a class set, but they don't stay in great shape for long)
CONTACT INFO
CONTACT INFO
Email (preferred): mcmell@greenville.k12.sc.us
School Phone Number: 864-355-5500
Office Phone Number: 864-452-5509 (voicemail only)
Office: Room 323
Helpful Practice Sites & Tools
Helpful Practice Sites & Tools
Desmos Scientific Calculator and Graphing Tool: Online calculator and graphing tool students can use if they don't have access to a graphing calculator outside of the classroom.
Calculate84: phone app. This calculator is exactly like the handheld ones we use in class.
Khan Academy: Algebra 1 and Geometry student's have access to mini review videos as well as practice questions for sections, practice quizzes, and practice tests. These units may be slightly different than the order taught in class, but will still find all material on there.
Paul's Online Math Notes: If you prefer a written explanation over a video, this site is very helpful.
YouTube: there are thousands of videos made by teachers with examples and explanations of everything we do.
Greenville High School Mission Statement
Greenville High School Mission Statement
Our mission is to foster excellence by empowering students to become critical thinkers, productive citizens, and lifelong learners.
Our mission is to foster excellence by empowering students to become critical thinkers, productive citizens, and lifelong learners.
Academy Mission
Academy Mission
The mission of the unified Freshman Academy is to facilitate and support all students’ efforts and provide them with specific skills that can be applied to making a successful transition from middle school to graduation and beyond.
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