Welcome to
Mr. Villa's online class
Everything you need or need to know to succeed in class
Classroom supplies
Technology in
Classrooms
What is Algebra Intervention?
WELCOME!!
Welcome back parents and students!!! my name is Steven Matthew Villa and I will be your algebra intervention teacher for this school year. I'm very excited to be back and start another exciting school year. I am from Uvalde and graduated in 2013. From there I went off to college and graduated from UTSA with a bachelor's degree in multidisciplinary studies having my focuses in history, special education, and mathematics. This is my second year here at UHS and I'm very ecstatic to begin a new school year.
I hope this site is helpful to both students and parents throughout this school year. I plan on keeping it updated with assignments, videos, and resources that can help you during this school year. I hope this eases some stress and tension on you alls end.
Feed the right wolf
- Frank Fogg
Class Supplies
Every student will need the following supplies
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a 1-inch binder
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dividers (at least 3)
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pencils
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loose-leaf notebook paper
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markers (each student will need their own as to not share with others to stop the spread of germs)
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An open mind to learning math even when math gets a little difficult
Love what you do, and do what you Love
- Ray Bradbury
TECHNOLOGY
IN CLASS
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When and if we do return to the classroom I will provide a class set of calculators.
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You will need to bring your iPad every day
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For those who choose to stay home and join the class from the comfort of their own home we are currently working on a solution for you all to still be instructed and not miss out on instruction.
What am I doing here?
Algebra intervention is a math course where I am here to help guide you to pass the STAAR test. We focus on the biggest tested areas in algebra 1 so that we understand it come testing day. My goal is to have each and every single one of my students pass the test so they no longer have to have the stress of the test weighing over their heads. I understand math doesn't always come easy and click like we'd like it too and that is just fine. My job is to fill those gaps so you can be successful on that test.
