Welcome to the RMHS Mathematics Department page!

There is a lot of information and many resources on this page. Please be sure to explore all aspects of it.

Need Math Help?

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First attend your teacher's tutoring. (See below) Then check your teacher's site. Finally explore the links below:

Math Class Supplies List

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These are highly recommended supplies with optional items listed towards the bottom of the list. Please see your teacher for more details.

  • Filler paper (college ruled)
  • Graph paper
  • Spiral bound notebooks for notes (2-3)
  • Pencils 
  • Extra lead refills for mechanical pencils
  • Pens
  • Highlighter(s)
  • Ruler
  • Protractor
  • Compass
  • Scientific calculator*
  • Graphing Calculator (TI-83 - 89, Nspire)**
  • Color pencils set*
  • Markers set*
**Required for upper-level courses. See calculator buying guide above.
*Optional items

Teachers

See the faculty pages or RMHS staff for information about our math teachers.

SUMMER HOMEWORK

  • Please see the designated AP teacher for any summer homework.

Graphing Calculators

  • Graphing calculators are recommended for any mathematics course.
  • Graphing calculators are REQUIRED for Integrated Math III Honors and above. 
  • Use the buying guide to help you decide which kind to get.
  • Here is a graphic to help guide you with deciding which Texas Instrument calculator to buy.

Math Department Policies

  • The policies below are followed by all RMHS math teachers.
  • These were created by the teachers and will be updated as needed.
  • Math Department Policies

Homework Guidelines

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  • Homework will be assigned by every math teacher.
  • The frequency and quantity is up to the discretion of the teacher.
  • Homework may be graded based on completion or based on accuracy. This will be determined by the teacher.
  • Homework can be assigned from the textbook, workbook, a handout, online or other forms outlined by the teacher.
  • Students are expected to write the instructions and givens (including graphs and illustrations), show appropriate work, and clearly state the solution. A paper showing no work will not be accepted. The teacher will decide whether the work is legible and complete and may ask for work to be re-done for clarity.

Math Facts to Memorize

  • The multiplication facts up to 12.
  • The following squares and cubes.
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Perfect Squares
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Perfect Cubes

What do you see?

  • Are the lines level?
  • Are the dots white or gray?
  • Can the dice be arranged in this manner?
  • Is it a vase or...?
  • Two elderly people or...?
  • Which way is the girl looking?
  • Who is drawing whom?
  • How many legs does the elephant have?
  • Is the left center circle bigger?
  • Are the purple lines straight or bent?

Common Core and Mathematics

Standards of Mathematical Practice (SMP)

The SMPs in detail