Mathematics
Mathematics
The Jericho Mathematics Department is committed to fostering a learning environment where students develop strong mathematical knowledge, critical thinking skills, and confidence in problem-solving. Through a comprehensive and engaging curriculum, students are encouraged to explore mathematical concepts, make meaningful connections, and apply their learning to real-world situations.
Our program supports learners at all levels and provides opportunities for students to challenge themselves, collaborate with peers, and build a foundation for future academic and career success. We are dedicated to helping every student develop the skills and mindset needed to become thoughtful, analytical, and lifelong learners.
Additional information about courses, resources, programs, and department initiatives can be found throughout this page.
Helene Kriegstein
Curriculum Associate for Mathematics K-12
516-203-3600 ext. 3426
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Information for High School
- Math Curriculum Brochure
- Mathematics Flow Chart
- Course Videos
- New York State Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards
- A Parent's Guide to NYS next Generation Learning Standards
Information for Middle School
- Middle School Pathways In Mathematics
- Standards for Mathematical Practice
- A Parent's Guide to NYS next Generation Learning Standards
Information for Elementary School
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Middle School & High School
JHS Coding Club
This club is for students who are interested in learning how to code or to practice and continue to develop their coding abilities. The team participates in the American Computer Science League at both the intermediate and senior level. Other competition style questions are discussed such as those found on USACO.Advisor: J. Diskin
Mathletes
This club is for students who wish to develop problem-solving skills by competing with mathematicians from other school districts. The team participates in both the NYS Math League and the Nassau County Math League.Advisors: Dr. DeMarinis and Dr. Mauro.
Chess Club
The Chess Club is a welcoming space for students who enjoy playing chess, whether they’re beginners or experienced players. Members can challenge one another, build strategic thinking skills, and have fun in a friendly, low-pressure environment.
Advisor: M. DeMarinis
MathCounts
MATHCOUNTS is a fun and engaging club for students in grades 6–8 who enjoy solving problems, learning new math strategies, and challenging themselves. Whether you're a math enthusiast or simply curious to explore beyond the classroom, everyone is welcome! Club members work together to prepare for the MATHCOUNTS competition, where students compete individually and as a team in exciting rounds that test problem-solving, speed, and mathematical reasoning. Join us to build confidence, sharpen your skills, and have fun with math! Here is the link: MATHCOUNTS COMPETITION SERIES | MATHCOUNTS Foundation.
Advisors: L. Zawistowski and D. Schwirzbin
Elementary School
Math Olympiad
Fourth and fifth graders who love math and see challenging problems as an exciting puzzle, are encouraged to consider Math Olympiads. Our program is an enrichment-style program offering opportunities to develop creative problem-solving strategies with a focus on communication about mathematics.
Click Here for More Information about Math Olympiad Program
JeriCODE
JeriCODE is an introductory coding course offered to fifth grade students during the fall. Students learn about real-life applications of technology and the role coding plays in the creation of those applications. Students use basic concepts of programming with block code and utilize the Scratch program to practice their newly acquired coding skills while creating interesting stories, games, and animations.
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- SAT Website
- AP College Board
- AP Exam Dates (TBD)
- Molloy University HS Scholars Program
