Pathways to College and Career Readiness
Part of ATOMIC Conference March 2026
Monday 23 March 2026·7:00 pm
With only 30% of students pursuing fields requiring calculus and over 30% not attending college, our current math programs do not meet all our learners’ needs. This session explores how mathematics course sequences can align with students’ interests and postsecondary goals. We examine Connecticut’s math landscape, student experiences, and workforce needs, and share work from other states to develop multiple pathways beyond calculus. Participants reflect on their school’s offerings and identify steps to ensure math supports every student’s future success.
Get notified about Mathematics events
Free weekly digest of new PD opportunities. Unsubscribe any time.
Related Sessions at ATOMIC Conference March 2026
Welcoming Remarks, Annual Meeting, Awards, and Grants
ALL EDUCATORS (K-12)Keynote: From Breakthroughs to Bloopers: AI’s Mixed Report Card in Math Class
ALL EDUCATORS (K-12)A Real Approach to Algebra I: Task Design to Engage Students with Unfinished Learning
SECONDARY (6-12)Building Brilliant Number Sense: Models and Routines That Make Math Stick
ELEMENTARY (K-5)Co-Teaching strategies to maximize student engagement
SECONDARY (6-12)