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Additional Programming

Program	Description
Sprummer	Sprummer is a virtual program that allows for students to accelerate through the Secondary Math Sequence. Sprummer runs from the spring into the summer and uses the APEX course platform. Students have access to a virtual teacher. • Math 7 students may enroll in Math 8 Sprummer. • Grade 8 Algebra 1 students may enroll in Geometry Sprummer • Grade 8 Geometry students may enroll in Algebra 2 Sprummer Sprummer FAQ Students and families interested in this program should contact Brett Parker, Supervisor of Secondary Mathematics (bparker3@bcps.org).
Summer Programs	For updated Summer Programs run by the Office of Mathematics PreK-12, visit our Summer Programs tab and/or the Office of Summer Programs website.
Extended Year Learning Program (EYLP)	BCPS high school students access self-paced blended courses in their high school EYLP program to: • Earn original high school credits for graduation • Recover high school credits for graduation • Expand their range of courses and opportunities. See a list of mathematics courses in the SPARC section. Students and families interested in this program should contact their school counselor.
Extended Day Learning Program (EDLP)	BCPS high school students access self-paced blended courses the evenings and/or on Saturday mornings at one or more centers across Baltimore County to: • Earn original high school credits for graduation. • Recover high school credits for graduation. • Expand their range of courses and opportunities. The following mathematics courses are offered through EDLP (Self Paced): Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Statistics and Probability. The following mathematics courses are offered through EDPL (Face to Face): Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Students and families interested in this program should contact their school counselor.
School Program for Acceleration and Recovery of Credit (SPARC)	BCPS high school students access self-paced blended courses in their high school SPARC program to: • Earn original high school credits for graduation • Recover high school credits for graduation • Expand their range of courses and opportunities. • Accommodate schedules that prevent them from taking a course when it is offered. The following mathematics courses are offered through SPARC: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Statistics and Probability, PreCalculus, AP Calculus AB. Students and families interested in this program should contact their school counselor.
Maryland Virtual Learning Opportunities (MVLO)	The Office of Educational Opportunities supports schools by providing high quality learning options for students to access high school online courses outside of current school offerings, schedules, and locations. Credit toward a Maryland high school diploma can only be awarded for MSDE-approved online courses (COMAR 13A.03.02.05D (1)). An online course is one that is provided by internet and other technologies in which 80% or more of instruction is conducted online with the teacher and student separated by distance or time or both and in which two-way communication between the teacher and student is required. BCPS students can access online courses to:  • Earn high school credits. • Expand their range of courses and opportunities. • Accommodate schedules that prevent them from taking a course when it is offered. The following mathematics courses are offered through MVLO: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Statistics and Probablity, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics. Students and families interested in this program should contact their school counselor.
Early College Access Programs	Dual Enrollment refers to a series of programs in which a student is dually enrolled in a BCPS high school and a Maryland University System college or university. Below is a list of the different Dual Enrollment programs offered to BCPS students. Visit the BCPS Office of College and Career Readiness’ website for more information about these programs. • Tuition Free Program • Dual Credit Program: Current list of CCBC/BCPS Dual Credit Courses. • Diploma to Degree Program (D2D) • Diploma to Career Program (D2C) • On-Location Courses • The Early College Magnet Program (ECP) at Woodlawn High School (WHS): Visit the BCPS Magnet Programs website for more information. • The Pathways to Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) at Dundalk High School (DHS) and Owings Mills High School (OMHS) Students and families interested in this program should contact their school counselor.