San Clemente Campus

Math 7 is the first course middle school math class that prepares students for success in high school level math courses. Students will focus extensively on integers, decimals, exponents, factors, fractions, ratios and proportions and begin working with expressions and equations. This course will provide a firm foundation to prepare students for the rigors of pre-Algebra and High school level math. Each week in class, Mrs. Strickler will answer homework questions, teach new concepts, and start practicing those new skills.   Students will also understand how important math is to their future in school and their careers!

Students will be required to complete regular homework assignments, tests, and a final to succeed in this course. Parent involvement only requires monitoring homework and tests at home.

Mrs. Strickler will provide all instruction, free, weekly tutoring, homework help, test grading, and semester grades for this course. We will make math come alive! Through games, class projects, hands-on crafts, and other enrichment, your student will be motivated to work hard and succeed, engaging all kinds of learners!  I never want to be bored, so I work hard to make sure your students are either!!  We will even have a Pi Day celebration with a feast, an art project, and a  Pi scavenger hunt!

Tuition: $519 plus a $10 supply fee per semester.  This includes 2 90-minute classes per week and free  weekly tutoring on zoom, a free $200 per month value!!

Charter School:   At this time, I can take charter funds from Excel Academy, Cabrillo Point Academy, and Sky Mountain.  I am still in the renewal process so I may not show up on the website yet.  But, that will be remedied shortly!  My services will be listed under iMath LLC.  If you are interested in using charter funds for my services, please call me at 949-351-8792.

Materials:  McDougall-Littel Course 2 textbook, copyright 2007.  This curriculum is pre-Common Core.  You can purchase this on Amazon, used, and you can choose a book from ANY state, it just must be copyrighted 2007.  It has a purple binder with a basketball hoop on it.