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Mathematics
Project SHARP
The following are the Mathematics Program Outcomes for the
Glendale Union High School District:
- The student will solve problems logically and determine
the reasonableness of the conclusion.
- The student will apply geometric/spatial relationships.
- The student will utilize technology to solve problems.
- The student will apply mathematical skills and concepts
to other disciplines.
- The student will analyze data and draw conclusions from
statistical information.
- The student will use cooperative and independence learning
strategies.
- The student will communication processes and concepts
using appropriate mathematical language.
Mathematics coordinator is Cory
Shinkle.
Project SHARP
The Project SHARP Program is FREE program open to all incoming
ninth grade students, with special attention given to encourage
a targeted group of prospective students to attend. The criterion
for the target student selections is a recommendation by the
student's eight-grade teacher. Informational brochures are
included in every freshman packet at all district high schools,
and letters are sent to students inviting them to participate
in the Project SHARP program.
The dates for the summer 2006 Project SHARP program are:
June 12 - June 30, 2006.
The program will be located on 3 of our district campuses:
APOLLO - for Apollo, Glendale and Independence students
THUNDERBIRD - for Moon Valley, Greenway and Thunderbird
students
CORTEZ - for Cortez, Sunnyslope and Washington students
For more information, please call your local high school
or contact district program coordinator, Cory Shinkle at 623-435-6030.
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