Algebra 1
1 Credit
Grades: 9-11
Prerequisites: Placement Test

This is a basic course in abstract reasoning as it relates to
our number system. Topics include variables and
variable expressions, integers, solving equations and
inequalities, polynomials, rational and irrational
numbers, and linear and quadratic functions. Algebra 1
is the prerequisite for all other math courses. You must
pass both semesters plus 2 other math classes to
graduate.

Algebra 2
1 Credit
Grades: 9, 11-12
Prerequisites: Algebra I or Placement Test
College Credit Available

The course is designed to build understanding of the
concepts that provide a strong foundation for future
courses. The course will connect Algebra to the real
world and to other subjects, involve students in
exploration and discovery of math concepts and assess
student’s progress in ways that support learning. The
course uses functions as a unifying theme with emphasis
on graphing and the relationship between graphs and
equations.

Algebra Foundations
1 Credit
Prerequisites: Placement Test Grades: 9-10

A course designed to bridge the gap between 8th grade
math/Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1, covering topics such as
proportions, ratios, solving one, two, and multi-step
equations, inequalities, and other math skills to prepare
for future math courses. This an alternative course to
Algebra 1, which individualizes instruction through
Algebra 1 standards.

Algebra Projects
0.5 Credit
Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Algebra I or Algebra Foundations

This course combines Algebra 1, Geometry and some
Algebra 2 skills in solving real-world application
problems.

Geometry
1 Credit
Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 1

Geometry is the study of the relationships between lines,
angles, and other geometric figures. Emphasis is on
deductive reasoning and the writing of proofs relating to
the logical developments of geometry. Recommended
for college bound students.

Geometry Projects
0.5 Credit
Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or Algebra Foundations

This class uses geometry concepts and skills to complete
projects based on real-life applications.

Informal Geometry
1 Credit
Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or Algebra Foundations

This course will develop the basic concepts and the
applications of geometry, without the rigors of proof
writing. This will include practical applications, problem
solving, hands on activities and projects.

Math Block
0.5 Credit
Grades: 9-12
Prerequisites: Enrolled in a Mathematics course

This is a class for a student who is really busy and needs
time to work on math or for students struggling in math
that need help while working on math homework.

AP Calculus AB
1 Credit
Grades: 11-12
Prerequisites: Trigonometry
College Credit Available

Calculus courses include the study of derivatives,
differentiation, integration, the definite and indefinite
integral, and applications of calculus. Typically, students
have previously attained knowledge of pre-calculus
topics (some combination of trigonometry, elementary
functions, analytic geometry, and math analysis).

AP Calculus BC
1 Credit
Grades: 12
Prerequisites: AP Calculus AB
College Credit Available

An extension of AP Calculus AB with more techniques for
Taylor series, parametric equation, integration by parts,
polar coordinate function and curve interpolations.

Coding with Python
0.5 Credit
Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or Algebra Foundations

This is a course in applying mathematical and analytical
thinking to computer programming. In the course,
students learn how to use the Python 3 programming
language to solve mathematical problems. Students will
also get an introduction to basic electronics by building
and programming a number of projects using the
Raspberry Pi computer platform. This course will apply
Algebra 1 and Geometry concepts, so a familiarity with
these topics is encouraged.

College Algebra/Trigonometry
1 Credit
Grades: 11-12
Prerequisites: Alg 2 & Geometry
College Credit Available

The College Algebra course examines functions and
related inequalities using a graphing calculator. Students
will focus on polynomial, rational, exponential,
logarithmic and related piecewise defined functions. This
course includes a study of the complex number system,
the algebra of functions, the applications of functions in
sequences and series. High-order linear systems will be
solved using a calculator. For Trigonometry it is expected
that you understand the theorems, corollaries and
postulates from geometry and be able to do rudimentary
proofs. It is also expected that you have an
understanding of functions, fractions and solving
equations by a variety of means as learned in Algebra 2.

Senior Math Essential Skills (ES) Lab
0.5 Credit
Grade: 12th only
Prerequisites: Teacher recommendation only

This class is specifically designed for seniors who have
yet to meet their essential skill requirements in math.
Students will begin the year by identifying his or her own
weaknesses and finding strategies to fix these.
Throughout the semester students will track
improvements until the requirements have been met
through state testing or work samples.

Statistics
1 Credit
Grades: 11-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 2

This is a class designed to introduce probability and
statistics. We will address both theoretical problems and
explore statistics in our everyday lives. Topics include
random samples, organizing data, averages and
variation, probability theory, and distributions.

Transitional Algebra
1 Credit
Grades: 11-12
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or Algebra Foundations;
Geometry, or Informal Geometry

Transitional Algebra reviews and extends algebra
concepts for students who have already taken Algebra 1
and Geometry. Transitional Algebra includes a study of
linear and quadratic equations and expands this to a
study of general parent functions for cubic, exponential,
hyperbolic, and radical functions. Sequences and series
are introduced as well as properties of higher degree
functions.