ELO test prep · Academic year 2026–2027 · Fall 2026
Integrated Math 1
Essential Learning Outcome (ELO) test prep shows students and families the handwritten mathematical work required to earn credit on ELO tests.
Materials are organized by ELO and topic. For each published topic, the worked models show the essential mathematical steps, their logical sequence, and the level of detail students must demonstrate when solving that type of problem.
Students must produce this required written evidence independently during the test.
A correct answer without sufficient written evidence earns no verified points.
Other valid mathematical methods are accepted when they meet the same evidence standard.
To master an ELO, students must earn at least 70% of the available test points with correct answers supported by sufficient handwritten mathematical work from that same test attempt.
Required learning and practice happen in class. Families can revisit the same materials here.
ELOs in test order
Choose an ELO to see its written evidence. All dates are planned for 2026 and may change.
ELO C2Planned test · October 6
Linear Patterns and Relationships in Data
Read and compare patterns in graphs, tables, equations, and everyday situations.
ELO C1Planned test · October 27
Equations and Inequalities
Find the missing number or range of numbers, show the steps, and check the answer.
ELO C3Planned test · November 10
Two Conditions at the Same Time
Find answers that satisfy two equations or two sets of limits at the same time.
Evidence models are not available yet.
ELO C4Planned test · November 19
Patterns, Growth, and Decay
Explain patterns that grow or shrink by adding or multiplying.
Evidence models are not available yet.
ELO C5GPlanned test · December 15
Geometry on a Coordinate Grid
Use a coordinate grid to explain where shapes are, how they move, and how they match.
Evidence models are not available yet.