GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Mathematicians should engage in problem-based tasks and activities that require strategic thinking through collaborative grouping to deepen their understanding of mathematical concepts and ideas. Mathematicians should utilize technology and mathematical tools to develop and demonstrate their proficiency and fluency in math.
INSTRUCTIONAL FRAMEWORK
Mathematicians should have develop conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, adaptive reasoning, strategic competence, and productive disposition to learn significant mathematics.
ACTIVE STUDENT LEARNING
Mathematicians should use a problem-solving model to apply and communicate mathematical ideas to problems that arise in everyday life. Mathematicians should display, explain, and justify their ideas using precise written and oral mathematical language.
Department Staff
Tiffany LeGrand
Jodecia Sweeting
Cindy Blair
LaToya Gillam
Louisa Soto
Vacant
Kelly Whitehead
NEWS & EVENTS
Email ci@aisd.net for questions regarding curriculum, instructional practices, or professional learning.
District News
Arlington’s 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. “Advancing the Dream” Celebration kicks off Friday, and Arlington ISD students are a big part of the festivities. The…
Arlington ISD’s Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) convened for its sixth and final meeting this week, marking the culmination of months of research, collaboration, and…
Q&A with trustee Melody Fowler January is School Board Recognition Month, and our trustees are more than worthy of the honor. Our board members volunteer their…
College Board recently announced that Martin High School has been named to the 2025 Advanced Placement® Program (AP®) School Honor Roll. The AP School Honor…