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Encyclopedia > 9th grade

Ninth grade is a year of education in the United States and other countries nine years after kindergarten. Students are usually 14_15 years old. It is usually the first year of high school and student at this level are called high school freshman.


In the United States, in mathematics, ninth graders are usually taught either Algebra 1 or Geometry.



Preceded by
Eighth grade
Followed by
Tenth grade



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The Math Forum - Math Library - 9th Grade (2024 words)
A lesson for grades 9-10 designed to teach students to determine the time needed to drain a quantity of water using tubes of different inside diameters; and to determine the time needed to drain a quantity of water using two tubes at the same time, contrasting...more>>
A lesson for grades 4-10 designed to teach students to discover how to square numbers; that squares are areas; the meaning of terms (exponent, to the power of, etc.); to visualize powers; to construct models and describe shapes; and to manipulate puzzle...more>>
A lesson for grades 5-9 that presents a systematic method of deciding whether a number is prime.
9th Grade Music (1251 words)
Ninth Grade Chorus serves to prepare students for the high school choirs.
Ninth Grade Orchestra is a continuation of study by string students of violin, viola, cello, bass viol, and harp who began basic skills learning in earlier grades.
Grading is based upon work habits in rehearsals, attendance at the required number of sectionals, participation in every concert, skill level as a choralist and improvement.
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