NYS P-12 Learning Standards by Content Area
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Mathematics Guidance & Resources
Preface to the New York State Next Generation ELA and Mathematics Learning StandardsÌýRevised 2017Ìý
The Overall timeline for the implementation of the Next Generation Mathematics Standards is as follows:
September 2017:ÌýAdoption of NYS Next Generation Learning Standards
Winter 2018 – Winter/Spring 2019:ÌýRaise Awareness
Spring 2019 – Summer 2022:ÌýBuild Capacity
September 2022 – ongoing:ÌýFull Implementation
Spring 2023 – ongoing:ÌýNew assessments aligned to the NYS Next Generation Learning Standards
Spring 2023 –ÌýGrade 3-8 Mathematics and English Language Arts Assessments
June 2024:ÌýNew Algebra I Regents Exam
June 2025:ÌýNew Geometry Regents Exam
June 2026:ÌýNew Algebra II Regents Exam
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Instruction and Assessment Implementation Timelines
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Roadmap Documents
The Roadmap goals and activities listed below are suggested and not required by the ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®.
Glossary Documents
- Glossary of Verbs Associated with the New York State Next Generation Mathematics Learning StandardsÌý
- New York State Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards Glossary (Grades PreK - 8)Ìý
Professional Development Documents
- °Õ³ó±ð Guide for Aligning Local Curricula to the Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards was designed to support New York State school districts and educators as they implement the New York State Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards (adopted 2017).
- ´¡â€¯Professional Development Toolkit a²Ô»å PowerPoint presentation are available for districts toÌýutilize in conjunction with the Guide for Aligning Local Curricula to support locally held professional development sessions on aligning local mathematics curriculum to the Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards.Ìý
- The guidance document, Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards: Suggested Breakdown of Instructional Time, is an optional resource intended to provide support and guidance for districts and teachers;Ìýassisting with classroom instructional planning for the implementation of the Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards (NGMLS).
​Post-Test Standards Designations
The New York State Mathematics Grades 3–8 Tests are administered in April/May. Each question on a New York State Mathematics Grades 3–8 grade-level test is aligned only to a pre-test standard (September to April/May) for the grade level or a post-test standard (May-to-June) from the prior grade level. While the pre/post guidance provides a clear designation of when students are assessed for understanding content at the proficiency/mastery level, it is not intended to serve as a directive as to when the content should be introduced or how instruction of content should occur.
For additional information, please visit the current year’s Educator Guide to the Grades 3–8 Mathematics Tests located on the Office of State Assessment’s Grades 3-8 Test Manuals webpage.
Grade 3
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ÌýNext Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-3.MD.3 |
None |
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NY-3.MD.4 |
NY-4.MD.4 |
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NY-3.MD.8a, 8b |
NY-4.MD.3 |
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NY-3.G.1 |
NY-4.G.2 |
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Grade 4
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ÌýNext Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-4.NF.5 |
NY-5.NBT.7 |
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NY-4.NF.6 |
NY-5.NBT.3a |
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NY-4.NF.7 |
NY-5.NBT.3b |
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NY-4.MD.1 |
NY-5.MD.1 |
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NY-4.MD.2a, 2b |
None |
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Grade 5
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ÌýNext Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-5.OA.1 |
NY-6.EE.2 |
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NY-5.OA.2 |
NY-6.EE.2 NY-6.EE.3 NY-6.EE.4 |
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NY-5.OA.3 |
NY-6.EE.9 |
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NY-5.G.1 |
NY-6.NS.6 |
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NY-5.G.2 |
NY-6.NS.8 NY-6.G.3 |
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Grade 6
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ÌýNext Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-6.SP.1a, 1b, 1c |
NY-7.SP.4 |
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NY-6.SP.2 |
NY-7.SP.3 |
| NY-6.SP.3 |
NY-7.SP.4 |
| NY-6.SP.4 |
NY-7.SP.1 |
| NY-6.SP.5a, 5b, 5c, 5d |
NY-7.SP.1 |
| NY-6.SP.6 |
None |
| NY-6.SP.7 |
None |
| NY-6.SP.8a, 8b |
NY-7.SP.8 |
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Grade 7
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Next Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-7.G.2 |
None |
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NY-7.G.3 |
None |
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NY-7.G.4 |
NY-8.G.9 |
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NY-7.G.5 |
NY-8.G.5 |
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NY-7.G.6 |
NY-8.G.6 |
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Grade 8
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ÌýNext Generation Post Test Standards |
Explicit coherence links within NGMLS: |
|---|---|
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NY-8.EE.3 |
None |
| NY-8.EE.4 |
AI-N.Q.3 |
| NY-8.EE.8a, 8b, 8c |
AI-A.REI.6a AI-A.REI.7a |
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- Expanded Mathematics Access ProgramÌý(EMAP)Ìýfor Grades K-8
A Parent’s Guide to New York State P-12 Math Learning Standards addresses parent questions and connects parents with additional math education resources to support learning at home. A parent’s booklet was created that will help you better understand how the Next Generation affects English Language Learners.Ìý
The Parent’s Guide has been translated into ten languages, which you can access by clicking on the link below:
Parent Brochure Next Generation Arabic
Parent Brochure Next Generation BengaliÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation Chinese
Parent Brochure Next Generation EnglishÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation FrenchÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation Haitian CreoleÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation KarenÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation RussianÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation SpanishÌý
Parent Brochure Next Generation Urdu
Parent Brochure Next Generation UzbekÌý
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Suggestions for UseÌý
As a free and shareable resource, districts are encouraged to share the flyer in multiple settings or on a variety of platforms. Copies may be distributed through email, linked on a webpage, or printed and shared as part of a welcome packet or at a school function or event. As the resource facilitates dialogue between parents and educators, the flyer is recommended for any situation in which parents and educators interact, such as parent teacher conferences or open houses.Ìý
Assessments
- Office of State Assessment webpage
- Elementary- and Intermediate-level Tests
- High School Regents Examinations
Course Credit
- Earning Credit webpage
- NYSED Memorandum: Using Courses in Computer Science to Meet the Requirements for a Regents or Local Diploma
- Guidance on Grade 8 Acceleration for Diploma Credit (P-16 News and Notes, December 2007).

