District of Columbia Math Curriculum
DC math, aligned to District of Columbia academic standards and built for DC CAPE.
Browse by school level
Elementary School Math
Number sense, operations, fractions, and early geometry, Kindergarten through 5th grade.
Kindergarten Math
Counting, addition and subtraction, and shapes for DC Kindergarten Math.
1st Grade Math
Addition and subtraction, place value, and shapes for 1st grade math.
2nd Grade Math
Place value, measurement, and addition within 1000 for 2nd grade math.
3rd Grade Math
Multiplication and division, fractions, and area for 3rd grade math.
4th Grade Math
Fractions, multi-digit operations, and geometry for 4th grade math.
5th Grade Math
Fractions with unlike denominators, decimal operations, and volume measurement.
Middle School Math
Ratios, expressions, equations, and the bridge into algebra, 6th through 8th grade.
High School Math
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Integrated Math, Pre-calculus, Calculus, and Statistics.
Algebra I
Linear equations, quadratic functions, and statistical modeling for Algebra I.
Integrated Math I
Linear functions, geometric transformations, and statistical reasoning for Integrated Math I.
Geometry
Transformations, triangle congruence and similarity, and coordinate geometry for high school.
Integrated Math II
Quadratic functions, geometric similarity, and probability for Integrated Math II.
Algebra II
Polynomial identities, complex numbers, and trigonometric functions for Algebra II.
Integrated Math III
Polynomial identities, trigonometric functions, and probability distributions for advanced high school math.
Pre-calculus
Complex numbers, trigonometric functions, and vectors with matrices for pre-calculus.
Calculus
Limits, derivatives, and definite integrals for high school calculus.
Statistics
Data distributions, probability models, and statistical inference for high school.
Aligned with the District of Columbia academic standards
Every course follows DC academic standards and typical classroom pacing, so a student can find the exact skill taught that day and work through it step by step.
- Mapped to DC academic standards, grade by grade
- DC CAPE review built into every relevant course
- Unlimited practice problems with worked solutions
Math Curriculum by State
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About the District of Columbia Math Curriculum
How DC Academic Standards Work
The District of Columbia sets its own academic standards, organizing math expectations by grade from Kindergarten through high school.
How the District of Columbia Differs
DC runs both integrated math pathways and traditional Algebra-Geometry sequences, giving schools flexibility not common in most other jurisdictions.
How District of Columbia Math Progresses
Students build from Kindergarten number sense through middle school algebra, then choose between traditional or integrated high school pathways up to Calculus.
How the District of Columbia Assesses Math
DC CAPE tests math across multiple grade levels, with end-of-course options in high school and SAT School Day supporting college readiness.
Common Questions from District of Columbia Parents
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does StudyPug cover for District of Columbia math?
StudyPug covers Kindergarten through Calculus and Statistics, including every elementary, middle school, and high school course in the DC sequence.
How do I find the course that matches my child's class?
Browse by grade band and select the course name your child's school uses - whether that is Algebra I, Integrated Math II, or any other DC course.
Does StudyPug help my child prepare for DC CAPE?
Yes. Practice problems and lessons are built around DC academic standards tested on DC CAPE, and are based on real exams.
Does StudyPug follow the same order my child's school uses?
Courses are organized to match the DC academic standards sequence, so topics appear in the same order a typical DC classroom covers them.
Can I use StudyPug for homeschooling?
Yes. Lessons are organized by grade and standard and can be worked at the student's own pace, making them a practical fit for homeschool families.
Reviewed by the StudyPug Curriculum Team
Last updated June 5, 2026
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