The process for skipping Integrated Math 1 and beginning in Integrated Math 2 no longer requires a test. The parent/guardian and student just need to complete the steps explained here. Basically, a waiver needs to be signed and a report card with her 8th grade math grade on it needs to be returned to Mrs. Silva (dsilva@puhsd.k12.ca.us). The student also needs to complete the Integrated Math 1 Final (which is found on that same website) and then grade it (this is also scanned and submitted to Mrs. Silva). We highly recommend a score of at least 80% on it. A student who is planning to skip Integrated Math 1, must be very comfortable with ALL the topics that are on that test to be successful in future math classes. With all the learning loss that has occurred over the past two years we are strongly encouraging kids to not skip a class, but rather double up, just to make sure the foundational concepts are rock solid. That being said, if that student has a strong grasp and understanding of the concepts then I would encourage her to complete the test and the other requirements.

Let Ardella Newton the Math Department Chair at Del Oro High School if you have any questions.

Del Oro Math Curriculum

• Integrated Math I (9th grade)

• Integrated Math II (10th grade)

• Integrated Math III (11th grade)

• Trig/Pre-Calculus (11th & 12th grade)

• AP Statistics (11th & 12th grade)

• AP Calculus AB (12th grade)

• AP Calculus BC (12th grade)