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The SFUSD Math Core Curriculum
The SFUSD Math Core Curriculum began full implementation 2014–2015. It has been developed and revised by SFUSD teachers with expert advice from our
partners
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Scope and sequence
What does it mean to use the Core Curriculum?
Using the units
Accessing Core Curriculum Unit Plans
Find out more about the history of development of the SFUSD Math Core Curriculum
here
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