Math Curriculum
 All students will:
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become mathematical problem-solvers and grow confident in their mathematical abilities.
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learn to value mathematics, to reason and to communicate mathematically.
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make mathematical connections and apply them to real-life situations and other areas of the curriculum.
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use decision-making, risk-taking, cooperative work, perseverance, appropriate technology, and self-assessment in the development of mathematics.
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be evaluated by the use of a variety of assessment tools and strategies.
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apply ethical principles to problem-solving situations.
Goals 1-5 are adapted from the 1996 NJCCCS. They are process goals.
Goal 6 is specifically formulated for the Catholic schools in the State of New Jersey.
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