Educator Resources

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Professional Development

Professional Development Catalog for Elementary, Middle, and High School Mathematics.

Core Curriculum Online Professional Development Modules and Resources    

 

 

Curriculum and Assessments

Pacing and Planning Guides   NEW - Updated for the 2009-10 School Year
Includes Planning Guides for Everyday Mathematics (K-5), the revised Impact Mathematics (6-8), Prentice Hall Integrated Algebra, the recommended Geometry and Algebra II/Trigonometry curricula, and a correlation of Geometer’s Sketchpad activities with the Integrated Algebra curriculum.

 

Core Curriculum Initiative
Information on the standard curricula used in our elementary, middle and high schools.

 

Mathematics Test Data  NEW - 2009 Data added

Item Analyses for the Grade 3 through 8 New York State Mathematics Exams - 2008 & 2009

State Assessments
Access information from the NY State Education Department on elementary, middle and high school assessments, including schedules.

High School Courses:

Integrated Algebra Course
Materials and resources

Geometry Course
Materials and resources

New High School Algebra 2 / Trigonometry Course
Materials and resources for the course being implemented in the 2009-10 school year.

 

 

Additional Resources

Mathematics Scope and Sequence by Grade
These offer a grade-by-grade overview of all the topics which students are expected to know, from Kindergarten through grade 10.

Instructional Publications
Math AIS Toolkit, NYS Core Curriculum and NYSED Math Toolkit

Figures
Our math newsletter.

 

Strand Trace
For each content strand these documents trace the development year-by-year of every band (i.e., sub-skill) from elementary school through high school. As such they provide insight into the foundational work done in previous grades and map the subsequent elaboration of the topics in later courses.

 

Mathematics Science Partnership Grants from the NY State Education Department – 2007 to 2010 

Ten grants have been awarded to the New York City Department of Education from the NY State Education Department.  Follow this link for further information.