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Summer Packet Information

June 2022

Dear Student:

North Hunterdon High School and Voorhees High School Math teachers have created a summer math packet to practice and enhance your understanding of mathematics.

Students are encouraged to complete the summer math packets that correspond to their high school math placement level (CP, Adv, Honors, AP) and designated course.  In order to alleviate the stress for your child this summer, this packet will not be counted as a test or quiz grade for the first marking period as in previous years.  This packet will be counted as a minimal impact grade for the 1st marking period of the school year.  Teachers recommend that students attempt the packet in order to establish an understanding of what concepts students may need further instruction on this fall.  The packets are due on the first day of school.

The Mathematics Department considers this summer packet an important part in academic achievement and encourages you to take it seriously.  The packets for all math classes can be found on the North Hunterdon Math webpage (http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/math/) and the Voorhees Math webpage (http://www.nhvweb.net/vhs/math/).

We wish you a safe and enjoyable summer, and we look forward to continuing our tradition of academic excellence.

Sincerely,

Stacy Ditze

North Hunterdon High School Assistant Principal

and

Jessica Cantagallo-Rohm

Voorhees High School Assistant Principal

NJSLA End-of-Year Tests for Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 are scheduled for — and –.  See below for some helpful links.  

Become familiar with the NJSLA.

Computer Science Education Week 2022: December 5-11

Student Created Games

Hour of Code

Math Resource Room Schedule
Block Teacher
1 Garcia, Schuetz, West
2 Nailos
3 Gallo, Jones
4 Carter, Shaffer
5 Luick
6 Meister
7 Harty
8 Watson
Math Window Painting

Math Window Painting

How Can I Be Successful In Math?

Parent’s Guide to Student Success

The Math department is comprised of an excellent team of dedicated professionals who are passionate about teaching math and know the advantage it gives students to have a solid mathematics background.  Courses involving Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Statistics, Discrete Math, and Computer Science are all available for students to explore.  We strive to have students:

  • Learn to value mathematics
  • Develop confidence in the ability to use mathematics
  • Become problem – solvers, not answer finders
  • Learn to communicate mathematically
  • Know how to reason mathematically
  • Be college and career ready by the time they graduate high school.

Any general questions concerning the mathematics department at North Hunterdon should be directed to Mrs. Cheryl Vida, department lead teacher.

NHV Links

  • Google
  • NHHS Main Page
  • NHV District Page
  • Word-Press Login

Summer Packets

  • Algebra I Advanced
  • Algebra I CP
  • Algebra IA CP
  • Algebra IB CP
  • Algebra II CP & Advanced
  • Algebra II Honors
  • Calculus Advanced
  • Calculus AP (AB)
  • Calculus AP (BC)
  • Geometry Advanced
  • Geometry CP
  • Geometry Honors
  • Pre-Calculus Advanced
  • Pre-Calculus Honors

Math Dept Links

  • AMC 10/12 Competitions
  • AMC Competition Photos
  • Calculators
  • Chris Inscho Memorial Scholarship
  • Hour of Code
  • Hour of Code at code.org
  • How Can I Be Successful In Math?
  • Math League
  • Math Window Paintings
  • Parent's Guide to Success
  • Peer Tutoring
  • SAT Prep for the NEW SAT

Interesting Links

  • Middle School Chess team wins national Tournament against High School Students
  • Infinite Hotel
  • 1+2+3+4+5+… = -1/12?
  • Spurious Correlations
  • is pi the best circle constant?
  • Math is the hidden secret to understanding the world
  • New algorithm provides better predictions of individual preferences
  • The mathematics of coffee extraction: Searching for the ideal brew
  • Researchers reveal a new prime number that could help solve a 50 year old maths puzzle- and it’s 9.3 MILLION digits long.
  • Why does 0!=1?
  • NHHS Student Participates in World Youth Chess Championship
  • Fibonacci Numbers hidden in the Mandelbrot Set
  • Teach Statistics Before Calculus?
  • 14 High-Paying Jobs For People Who Love Math
  • Controversial Math Facts That People Refuse To Believe Are True (Part II)

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