/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1414431
Thank you. I'm still here.

I CAN'T QUIT YOU /SCI/

It's easy to name one thing or another to fix the system, but I seriously wouldn't even fucking know where to begin. You have no idea how fucked up every aspect of the public school system is in this country, from the bottom to the top.

Age: 31
Gender: Fghfshs
Nationality: American
Current Residence: Texas
Birthplace: Galveston
Belief/Religion or a lack of one: Mild-mannered atheist.
Occupation: Math teacher.
Education: Working on my MA.
Political Stance or a lack of one: Fiscal conservative, liberal when it comes to most other things. Always vote for Ron Paul when congressional shit comes up here.

She's pretending to do science? Did she get bored with pretending to play video games?

>>1178610
We are referencing the average. MOST American students finish high school with Algebra II at the most. Many districts even have another even LOWER level course than will allow students to opt out of Algebra II, teaching only practical, every day life applications of mathematics.

I know it's temping to post a million replies of what YOU took in high school, but the OP's question was not about what some overachieving anon completed. He asked the US average, and that's Algebra II at the most.