Math Specialists

 

The SC Department of Education provides math support documents to assist with planning and instruction. All support documents have a suggested scope and sequence. JCSD's curriculum documents are slightly different, but the standards are still the same. Use the support documents to get additional support with making sense of the standards, get ideas on how to teach the standards, and tasks/activities to support student learning. 

 

To access your grade level, scroll down to "SCCCR-M." Click on your grade level support document. The standards at the top of the page are the new standards that we're not using this school year. The link to the page is below. 

 

 

To support our MLL students, the OIS team created a list of researched-based strategies to support students in their math classrooms. To access the document and additional links in the document, click the pdf below. Mrs. Dawn Thayer, the Multilingual Learner Coordinator, provides monthly professional development on supporting ML students in the classroom. For more information regarding our ESOL program, MLL students, and strategies to support MLLs, visit her page at ESOL – ESOL – Jasper County School District (jcsd.net).  

 

Below is a copy of the district-approved transition plan to the 2025 math standards. For the 2024 - 2025 school year, early learning (K - 2nd grades) will implement the 2025 math standards. For testing purposes, 3rd - high school will continue to teach the 2015 standards. 

 

Full implementation of the math standards with testing occurs during the 2025 - 2026 school year. 

High-quality instructional materials are essential for ensuring that all students achieve academic success. These materials align closely with the 2025 South Carolina College and Career Readiness Math Standards, encourages the use of the math process standards in daily instruction, foster deep mathematical understanding, and support equitable learning experiences for all learners.

High-quality instructional materials provide rigorous content, integrate effective teaching practices, and are accessible to all learners, including diverse student populations (i.e., students with disabilities, multi-lingual learners, and gifted and talented). The materials must meet the developmental needs of K-12 students, ensuring that every child has access to instructional resources that promote deep learning and mathematical success.

The high-quality instructional materials adoption process for Jasper County School District is designed to ensure the selection and implementation of materials that meet the district's unique needs. This process is systematic, inclusive, and data-driven, ensuring that high-quality instructional materials are selected to support student achievement and align with Jasper County School District’s instructional 
priorities.

The process includes the following key phases:

The public has a right to view and vote on the instructional materials. Please visit any school in Jasper County School District to view and vote. The materials will be on display mid-February to mid-March. 

 

The electronic Form to cast your vote is https://forms.office.com/r/DhR6NriYLU. Please cast your vote no later than March 7th.