Program includes Regents Algebra I. This course will cover the material necessary for students to take the Integrated Algebra Regents exam. Graphing Calculators will be required for use by the student.
Topics include linear and quadratic functions, solving equations and inequalities, properties of exponents, radical expressions, polynomials, rational expressions, counting outcomes, and permutations. The course will conclude with the Integrated Algebra Regents exam. Regents Geometry. This is the second Regents course in the mathematics series for high school students. The course will cover the content and the process strands of the New York State Mathematics Standards.
Topics include congruence and similarity of triangles, transformations, properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, regular pyramids, cylinders, cones, spheres, constructions, locus, reasoning and proofs. The course will conclude with the Geometry Regents exam. Regents Algebra II. To earn a Regents diploma with an advanced designation a student must complete, in addition to the requirements for a Regents diploma:.
Students entering grade 9 prior to September must pass two of the three commencement level Regents examinations in mathematics through one of the following combinations: Mathematics A and Mathematics B, or Mathematics A and Algebra 2 and Trigonometry.
Students entering grade 9 in September and thereafter must pass all three commencement level Regents examinations in mathematics titled Mathematics A or Integrated Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra 2 and Trigonometry. Home Board of Regents News Index. Contact Us Employment Business Portal. New York State Education Department. Curriculum and Instruction. Regents Diploma Requirements for Mathematics. Such units of credit shall include: i …. Regents Examination Requirement in Mathematics For a local diploma a score of , as determined by the school, also may be considered passing up through the school year; or 3.
Policy All students need to pass one Regents Examination in Mathematics A, Mathematics B, or Integrated Algebra to fulfill the Regents Examination requirement for a Regents or local diploma through the school year.
In the city of Albany schools, students are being encouraged to take both tests, said spokesman Ron Lesko. Students who took algebra last school year and did not pass the course or the Regents, then retook the class, can choose to take only the integrated Regents exam, he said. Some have asked to take the Common Core exam as well.
The review courses for the integrated algebra test have been offered three days a week, Monday through Wednesday, while the course for Common Core algebra has been offered Thursdays. More time was devoted to the older exam, he said, because this year's classes focused more on the Common Core curriculum.
In the Guilderland schools, a letter home to parents informed them that students could opt to take the second Regents. Both scores would be shown on the students' report cards so parents could see how their children did, said the letter from Michael Piscitelli , instructional administrator for math, science and technology at Guilderland High School.
In the letter, Piscitelli said that after the Common Core Regents, classroom teachers would review some of the material for the integrated algebra exam. He outlined five major topics that are not part of the Common Core curriculum but are covered under the earlier approach.
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