In Traverse City there will be some curriculum changes coming this year to the math department and next year to the English department with a heave price tag of over $900,000 to be covered by the district. These costs will cover all of the supplies and requirements for technology of online learning platform.
Michigan college changes curriculum requirements
Called math expressions students should expect some major changes. A pilot program was already conducted and teachers and students alike gave the program great praise. They will slowly roll the program into the other schools throughout the districts in the coming months and provide teacher education on the changes.
The board of education Monday approved “Math Expressions” for the district’s elementary math curriculum at a six-year cost of more than $900,000
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- Local schools redo math curriculum
- District goes with Math Expressions program
- Redo math curriculum in schools
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