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Elementary School Mathematics Priorities.

The February, 2006, U.S. Department of Education study, The Toolbox Revisited, tells us that 80% of the 1992 U.S. high school graduating class went on to college. Only about half of those students graduated with a bachelor’s degree. The others dropped out. Inadequate preparation for college mathematics was a major contributor to the drop out rate. The foundation for K-12 mathematics is laid in the early years of elementary school. To succeed in college, this foundation must be solid.