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Illinois allows districts to set math instructional time. To promote consistency and opportunity for students in mathematics, the state could require at least 60 minutes of daily math instruction for grades K-5.

4 Strands of Math Proficiency

To become proficient in math, students need to develop mathematical proficiency which is a combination of real-world problem-solving skills, procedural fluency, conceptual understanding, and productive dispositions.

Math Knowledge & Skills

In K-8 students are building math knowledge in: number and operations, Algebra, Geometry, Statistics & Data.

Supports for Educators

Educator Preparation Programs (EPP) Alignment

Partial implementation

Elementary Math Coaches

Principle not adopted

Math Professional Development (PD)

Principle not adopted

Assessment & Parent Notification

K-8 Math Screening & Progress Monitoring (PM)

Principle not adopted
Recommendation for improvement

Consider policy that funds & requires a state-approved universal math screener to be administered to K-8 students 3 times/year.

Parental Notification

Principle not adopted
Recommendation for improvement

Consider policy that requires parental notification for students who need math support within 15 days of screening.

Instruction & Intervention

Adoption of High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM)

Principle not adopted
Recommendation for improvement

Consider policy that requires districts to adopt HQIM from a vetted & approved list aligned to the 4 Strands of Math Proficiency & districts must post adopted HQIM on their website.

Individual Math Plans

Principle not adopted

Math taught for at least 60 minutes per day

Partial implementation

Parent Math-At-Home Plan

Partial implementation

Ensuring Algebra I Success

Guaranteed Access to Advanced Math

Partial implementation

Take & Pass Algebra I/IM I No Later Than Grade 9

Partial implementation

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