K-12 mathematics requires more than memorization of facts and formulas. It calls for students to be able to understand mathematical reasoning, to use multiple methods while developing number sense, and to develop a variety of problem-solving strategies. All of this occurs within a growth mindset that builds on the belief that all students are able to achieve in mathematics and find joy in its application.

Bridge to College Courses

A 12th-grade course grounded in essential career and college readiness expectations as reflected in the Washington State K–12 Learning Standards for Mathematics and English Language Arts (the Common Core State Standards) to ensure that students passing the course are fully prepared for college-level coursework.

Mathematics K–12 Learning Standards

Resources about the Washington K-12 Mathematics Learning Standards.

Graduation Requirements

All public high school students are required to meet statewide graduation requirements to earn a diploma. Specific graduation requirements exist for mathematics.

Educator Resources

Resources for teachers and districts, including instructional materials and course supports.

Family Resources

Information and resources regarding mathematics credits, requirements, K-12 Learning Standards, and materials to support communication with families.

Assessment

Resources about testing standards and the assessment system.

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Regional Math Coordinators

Have questions? Reach out to your Educational Service District (ESD) Regional Mathematics Coordinator.