This website has been designed to help students in my math classes keep up to date with class assignments and upcoming quizzes or tests.

I have also included links to websites.  These websites often provide step by step directions to solving mathematical problems.

The following list is general information of importance to my students

Classroom behavior

        I expect all students to succeed in my class. If you follow along with the teacher and class lead examples, complete in and out of class works and ask questions when you are confused by a topic or procedure, you should have no trouble succeeding in this class.   The only work you should be doing during math class is math.  If I find you working on homework for another class, I will take the work from you and deliver it to the teacher on your behalf.   

         No student has the right to interfere with another students learning.  Meaning, if you are not interested in participating in class, working on given assignments or taking notes, you do not have the right to prevent anyone else in the class from participating!  

         When it comes to math, you can't think in ink!  All work must be completed in pencil.  Any work completed in pen will be returned and the student will be required to redo the assignment.  Assignments not turned in on time will not receive full credit.  This means, you will lose points if you complete an  assignment using ink! 

I expect ALL STUDENTS to have good CONDUCT on the classroom

                                            C: COOPERATION

                                                  O: ON TASK

                                                      N: NICE TO ALL

                                                           D: DO MY BEST

                                                                 U: UTMOST RESPECT

                                                                        C: CARING ATTITUDE

                                                                                T: TONE OF VOICE

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