Math Community - Jesuit High School

Portland, Oregon

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For 60 years, Jesuit High School has been recognized for its rigorous curriculum, service-driven students, and talented, loving faculty. This requires the vision and dedication of our leaders, faculty and staff. But it also depends upon you – the support and generosity of our alumni, parents and friends of the Jesuit community.

Jesuit High School invites students to join a math community where they can collaborate and develop their mathematics, problem-solving, and communication skills together. Our Math Community classes are not intended to replace a student’s current math curriculum; rather, the program aims to:

Enhance a student’s performance in their regular math class
Provide opportunities to explore interesting topics beyond what is usually covered in a school’s curriculum
Assist students seeking to progress to a higher level of mathematics
Support students interested in preparing for mathematics and science competitions
Create a setting for advanced math students to apply math skills in the area of physics

Math classes are virtual and conducted in real time. Students participate in discussion-based lectures and small group breakout sessions. Students are asked to participate with their video camera on during the class period.

Questions? Please email questions to onlinelearning@jesuitportland.org.

Spring Session courses begin the first week of April.

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