CCPS presents second‑year update on math pathways and new instructional resources
Dr. Emily Stains told the April 14 work session the division expanded math pathways to include on‑grade and accelerated options, added intervention resources and a required summer bridge course to preserve acceleration to Algebra I; 97% of surveyed teachers report weekly use of division materials.
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Dr. Emily Stains, director of secondary curriculum development and support, told the Chesterfield County School Board on April 14 that the district is in its second year of implementing new math pathways that offer both on‑grade and accelerated options while maintaining routes for students to reach Algebra I in middle school.
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