1. Welcome to Central Magnet School
Mrs. Fluharty
7th grade Math
Integrated I Math

2. About Mrs. Fluharty Originally from Charleston, SC
Graduated from Furman University with a B.S. in Elementary Education
Earned a Master's degree in Gifted and Talented Education from Converse College
Entering my 10th year teaching and 3rd year here at Central Magnet
Have taught every grade from 3-8
Husband manages the Regions on the square
Have two children: Greta Kate (5) and Denver (3)
Love working out, spending time with my family, and college football!!
Student Council and MS Cheer sponsor

3. Dress Code
Shorts or skirts must be finger tip length
NO low cut tops- undergarments should not be visible
Leggings are acceptable IF the top is finger tip length
Holes in jeans must below finger tips
NO off shoulder tops/dresses/ blouses

4. Supply list Binder with paper (lined and graph) Pens and pencils
Colored pencils/markers
Highlighters (not yellow)
2 Composition books (will be used for notes)
Scissors, glue sticks, etc. will be used occasionally
ruler
AGENDA is KEY to success! (writing down assignments for EVERY class EVERY day)

5. 7th grade Math curriculum
Ready TN Core Math 7 (also 8 for accelerated)
Carnegie Learning for Int. I
Consumable workbooks with online access
iReady will be utilized…more to come…
TN Ready & Int. 1 Testing Window: April 16-May 4
Contract—Int. 1 only
Syllabus will be distributed Wednesday. Please review, sign, and return by Friday.

6. Grading policies Homework/Classwork Policy 5-20 Points each
Homework will be given almost daily. These assignments are to ensure understanding and mastery of skills and are usually discussed in the next class meeting. Homework/Classwork will include textbook assignments, handouts, and reading assignments. Completed assignments are expected on time, either the next class meeting or the given due date. Late work will receive a grade no more than 80% of the earned score for correctness and completion. All late work must be submitted no later than five days following a chapter test. Homework will be assigned a score 0-5 based on both completion and correctness using the guidelines below.
Quizzes points each
Quizzes will be given throughout each chapter. Quizzes will include short writing assignments to explain a process or solution and small sets of problems from a specific topic.

7. Grading policies
Tests--100 points each Students should expect three or four tests each grading period.
Projects points each Project assignments are made 7-14 days prior to due date. Projects will be accepted on the due date given.
Total points system
Late work will receive a score of no more than 80% of the earned grade.
Remediation—If a teacher requests a student for remediation, the student must report to that teacher…It is not optional!
Extra Help- before school; 5th period; Tiger Time; by appointment
Missing Work—posted on the board for daily reminders. Students will receive a 0 for any assignment that is not turned in within a week following a unit test.
Absences—Students should check the website daily, especially if they are absent. It is the student’s responsibility to ask for missed assignments, and they have five days from their return to submit make-up work.
+3 points for Int. 1 added at the beginning of grading period

8. iNow grade portal Importance of checking grades
Grades updated weekly if not more frequently
Int. Only—must maintain a B average to remain in class

9. Calculators Scientific TI-84+ TI-Nspire
TI-84+ (The TI-Nspire is the next big thing!)
Classroom Use
Graphing Calculators are allowed on Integrated Math 1 Assessment, but NOT on Math 8 Assessment
TI-Nspire
TI-84+

10. Teacher webpage Links for certain assignments
Notes, assignments, handouts
Homework and due dates
Announcements- picture day, early dismissal day, study session, etc.

11. Wish list
Glue Sticks
Tissues
Hand Sanitizer
Index Cards
Post-its
Colored printer paper and cardstock
AAA batteries for calculators

12. fluhartyl@rcschools.net email
I will do my best to respond within 24 hours.

13. Questions???