I know. I'm sorry. I hate to be that annoying, braggy parent. But I'm a very proud mama today, so I'm just going with the bragitude. You've been warned.
My son is in 5th grade this year, but he has been taking 6th grade math. We just found out yesterday that, based on his grades, testing scores, and achievement levels, he has been accepted into the Honors Pre-Algebra class for next year, which means he will be taking math at the Junior High, even though he will only be in 6th grade.
That whole thing is pretty cool, and makes me braggy enough as it is, but there's more.
If this Honors class goes well and he remains on the advanced track, he will begin earning high school credit for math… in 7th grade.
Yes. Algebra I is the beginning of the high school math credits, and that is the class that follows Honors Pre-Algebra. That means that by the time he is a senior in high school, the district will have run out of traditional math offerings for him. He'll have completed them all.
So, like I said, proud mama!!!
I wonder if I can start having him balance my checkbook for me…? Does weekly allowance cover menial budgetary tasks?
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