Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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four years is advised M th e rtinent Michael Lambe Department Chairperson Tre-Ahyehra 15 Zgehra 295 :Pre-Calculus 1615 iPre-Calculus 19-li The Monte 'Vista Math Department, headed hy Mike Lambe, offers its students a hroad range of courses. These courses include Dasic filrithmatic, ?lQe6ra, Cjeornetry, and ' Melanie Gonzales, Lisa Jefferds, andC'hrislie Martinez are introduced to Calculus, to name a few. The variety cj courses challenge the jwegm 1 MMR Claudefs dau. weakest and the strongest students. . The Math Department has a nurnher eyf college prepatory classes. These classes give students a solid math hachground allowiryq them to take advanced rnath courses in college. ffl college hound student must take three years of math, hut The Math Department has an outstanding honors program. It cyffers the advanced students a chance to take courses higher than college prep. These classes prepare the honors students for Calculus. .Students who talie the I dBa tl Calculus course have the option of tagng the ZIP Calculus Boy 'Te Zhyehra 1C.S' Test. lf a student passes the test with a 'three' or hgher Alyegra 19-f they may then, depending on the school shp several cyf the geometry 1C general education math classes in college. To pass the 541' Calculus Test is quite an achievement hecause it is an erqtremehy diyficult test. Last year seven students passed the test from Wlonte 'Vista, the hghest numher ever. Two ofthe students received jhvel the highest score possihle. Wwwwrw, The math teachers expect the students to apphf themselves and work hard to learn. U a student does not understand a principle, then he or she can ash the teacher for eagtra hehs: hefore school at lunch, or after school The math teachers are very wilhng to help and wish that more students would take advantage of this opportunity. They John Bnbkner also would hhe more students to join the Math Cluh or the Math Kfffiew 'N-'Q Math Team. Math 15 T yqgegm las- Mr. Murlon goes over a Math test. 332-Math Department

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