All returning Middle and Upper School students are required to complete summer math assignments in preparation for the upcoming school year. It is highly recommended that new students complete these assignments as well. Information and assignments are listed by division below. Lower School students do not have required math assignments but are encouraged to review math facts during the summer.
New students entering sixth grade and higher are encouraged to complete the appropriate summer math assignments linked below. New fifth grade students do not have a required summer math assignment but are encouraged to review math facts and math lessons from the previous year. The assignments correspond to the math course you will take next year. Parents of sixth and seventh graders, please take a moment to read the parent letter before your children begin their math assignments. If you have a question about the math course you child will be in next year, please contact the Middle or Upper School Office.
Parent Letter for New Sixth and Seventh Grade Students
Rising 6th Grade Answer Sheet
Rising 7th Grade Answer Sheet
Rising Algebra I for New Students
Rising Algebra IB for New Students
Rising Geometry for New Students
Rising Algebra II for New Students
Rising Precalculus for New Students
Rising Calculus for New Students
Parent Letter and Student Assignment for Advanced Math 5, 6, & 7
Please note, the assignment above applies only to students who were in Advanced Math courses in 2019-20 school year. Parents, please make sure to read the parent letter included with the assignment.
Parent Letter: Rising 5th Grade (non-Advanced Math)
Rising 5th Grade Summer Math Log
Parent Letter: Rising 6th and 7th Grade (non-Advanced Math)
Rising 6th Grade Summer Math Packet
Rising 7th Grade Summer Math Packet
Parent Letter: Rising Algebra I, Algebra I Honors, and Algebra IA
Summer Math Assignment for Rising Algebra I, Algebra I Honors, and Algebra IA Students
Summer math assignments are posted by course below. Students have had the opportunity to login to the program in their math classes. But as a reminder, the website for the summer math is www.mymathlabforschool.com. The login name and password for the students are the same logins that they have used in their math classes. New students and students who cannot access their MML accounts will complete the written assignments for new students posted above. If you have any problems accessing the material, please email Amy Dykes.
Parents, please take a moment to review the Summer Math Parent Letter.
Rising Calculus Honors (Business Calc) from Precalculus
Rising Calculus Honors (Business Calc) from Precalculus Honors/Dual Enrollment