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Setting the Standard for Student Success
The Transition Mathematics Project (TMP) is designed to help students successfully progress from high school math to college-level math. TMP identified the math skills and knowledge high school graduates need to complete college-level work, meet minimum admission requirements and avoid remediation upon enrolling in college.
The TMP website has grown tremendously over the years. Having undergone a recent re-design we feel the site’s better than ever. Despite regular site reviews, finding a broken link or a missed resource here and there still happens. But hearing from users on how to improve the site and correct inaccuracies has helped and is more important than ever as the site continues to grow. Please let us know of issues or problems or what you like and want us to expand. Thank you!
Current News & Information - Go to past news articles Here
TMP Presents on the CRMT at the January, 2009 OSPI Conference
Dr. William Moore, Project Director of the Transition Math Project, presented a 90 minute session - The "single bright line" for college readiness: How Washington's College Readiness Math Test will work. Learn more about the CRMT by viewing his. . .
Learn how you can be a part of the process by volunteering your class for student data-gathering. . .
Washington's Top Education Organizations Pledge to Support the TMP
The education community and its leadership commits to work together to help students succeed when they leave high school.
We endorse college readiness standards in mathematics produced by the Transition Math Project.
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View this link for a comprehensive list of national STEM Online Resources / Clearinghouses and funding opportunities.
Partners
The highly collaborative approach being taken by the Transition Mathematics Project is part of an effort by the higher education community, K-12 schools and employers to create a seamless system that will benefit all Washington students. TMP is led and managed by the following state education agencies:
State Board for Community & Technical Colleges
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
Higher Education Coordinating Board
Council of Presidents