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Board approves McGraw Hill AP math and statistics materials to update advanced curriculum
Summary
Taos High School math chair Greg Veil presented a multi-month adoption process and the board approved McGraw Hill AP math and statistics materials (about $38,755.77) to align courses with updated AP/college-board formats and district goals for improved math outcomes.
Greg Veil, Taos High School math teacher and department chair, presented the committee—s selection process and rationale for adopting McGraw Hill materials for AP statistics, precalculus/trigonometry and AP calculus. Veil described a committee of teachers, students, community members and postsecondary partners (including UNM Taos and external faculty) that reviewed demos and vendor materials over an extended adoption cycle.
Veil said changes to AP and college-board formats required later-summer updates from publishers and that the adoption committee met multiple times, with documentation and rankings provided to the district—s math interventionist. The superintendent recommended approval; the board voted to purchase the curriculum package for $38,755.77 to strengthen remediation, intervention, enrichment and AP readiness.
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