Math

• 9-12th grade
• 1 Math Credit
• Prerequisite: none

This course will cover the following Algebra topics – Number Sense, Properties, Equations, Graphing and Statistics and Probability. Success in this class will prepare the student for Algebra I.

• 9-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Algebra or Teacher Recommendation
• 1 Math Credit
• NCAA approved course

This course will present topics of functions, graphs linear equations, inequalities, systems of equations, polynomials, algebraic language and problem solving techniques. The student will study the language of mathematics, use variables in making generalizations about real numbers, solve numerical and word problems, and construct graphs.

• 9-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Algebra I
• Corequisite: Typically taken with Statistics
• 0.5 Math Credit
• NCAA approved course

This course is the study of 1, 2, and 3 dimensional figures, spatial relationships and how geometric shapes are used in real life. Students apply deductive & inductive reasoning and do their own geometric investigation to study topics such as angle relationships, polygons, constructions of plane figures, area and volume.

Required Supplies: Scientific calculator

• 9-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Algebra I
• Corequisite: Typically taken with Geometry
• 0.5 Math Credit
• NCAA approved course

Statistics is a comprehensive semester-long course designed to equip students with essential skills in data analysis and interpretation. Throughout the course, you will learn how to formulate statistical questions and design surveys to collect relevant data. You will also develop proficiency in organizing, modeling, and analyzing data across various contexts, including personal, business, community, and random datasets. A significant focus will be placed on leveraging technology to effectively visualize and model data, enhancing your ability to interpret and communicate statistical findings.

Required Supplies: Scientific calculator

• 10-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Geometry
• 1 Math Credit

This course is designed for students who want to learn about investments, credit, automobile expenses, insurance, income tax, household budgeting and more. Coverage includes formulas, equations, functions, systems of equations, graphs, statistics, exponential functions and some piecewise functions. Problem solving is key to success in this class. Financial Algebra can count for the third year math requirement.

Required Supplies: Scientific calculator

• 10-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Geometry with a C or better or Teacher Recommendation
• 1 Math Credit
• NCAA approved course

This course is designed to prepare students for success in math and science at the college level. Students in this course must have well developed math skills and strong work ethic. The main topics explored include the real number system, linear equations and inequalities, functions and graphs, systems of linear equations, polynomials and factoring, exponential and logarithmic functions, and an introduction to trigonometric functions.

Required Supplies: Scientific calculator
Recommended: Graphing calculator

• 11-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Algebra II with a C or better or teacher recommendation
• 1 Math Credit
• College credit available
• NCAA approved course

This course will give students the necessary mathematical background for Calculus. During Semester 1 (MTH111), students will study functions, including transformations and compositions; polynomial, rational and logarithmic functions; and solving systems. Semester 2 (MTH112) will focus on the study of trigonometry, including right triangle and unit circle trig, graphing trig functions, using trig identities, the law of sines and cosines, and vector applications.

Suggested Supplies: Graphing calculator
(A limited number of calculators are available for students to check out)

• 11-12th grade
• Prerequisite: Pre-Calculus with a C or better or teacher recommendation
• 1 Math Credit
• College credit available
• NCAA approved course

This course will provide students with the opportunity to study differential and integral calculus. The student will study limits, derivatives, two kinds of integration, and their applications.

Suggested Supplies: Graphing calculator
(A limited number of calculators are available for students to check out)