A year-long course for freshmen who have already been exposed to algebra. The course covers the same topics as Algebra 1, and adds a discussion of polynomials, matrices and probability. Students will be required to think critically and apply their skills in new and varied situations.

Prerequisite: Meeting placement exam requirements.

A one-year course which includes the concepts of Euclidean and analytic geometry, plane figures, solids, proofs, reasoning, constructions, and algebraic connections. Students will explore geometrical ideas through hands-on activities, projects and the use of technology. The goal is to develop students’ spatial abilities, problem solving skills and logistical thinking.

Prerequisite: Algebra 1 or Honors Algebra 1

A one-year course which mirrors the topics in Geometry but with a wider scope and variety. Coordinate Geometry is emphasized throughout the year so that the students’ algebraic skills are maintained. More emphasis is placed on proofs but students are encouraged to use their natural sense as opposed to a more formalized, axiomatic approach.

Prerequisite Course: Honors Algebra I

Approval Standard: Teacher approval is required to enroll in this course and will be determined by 1) student performance on major assessments and active engagement in classroom activities, with emphasis on the second semester and 2) the consistent and independent work ethic necessary to succeed in an advanced-level course.

This one-year course will discuss functions and apply the algebra and geometry that the students have learned in their first two Math courses. Roots, radicals, and polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and the trigonometric functions are covered in depth.

Prerequisite Course: Geometry

Approval Standard: Teacher approval is required to enroll in this course and will be determined by 1) student performance on major assessments and active engagement in classroom activities, with emphasis on the second semester and 2) the consistent and independent work ethic necessary to succeed in an advanced-level course.

This one-year course will cover the properties of the polynomial and rational functions, logarithmic and exponential functions, and the trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions that will be needed for the study of calculus. As time allows, the course will also cover the conic sections, parametric and polar graphs, and the elements of probability and enumeration.

Prerequisite Course: Honors Geometry

Approval Standard: Teacher approval is required to enroll in this course and will be determined by 1) student performance on major assessments and active engagement in classroom activities, with emphasis on the second semester and 2) the consistent and independent work ethic necessary to succeed in an advanced-level course.

A full-year course which studies the polynomial and rational functions, logarithmic and exponential functions, and the trigonometric functions using data analysis and mathematical modeling.

Prerequisite Course: Algebra II & Trigonometry

A one-year course taken by those students who wish to take the BC level of the Advanced Placement Mathematics Exam. The content includes those topics of the BC syllabus not covered in AP Calculus AB. Included are integration techniques, infinite series, conics, parametric and polar coordinates.

Prerequisite Course: AP Calc AB

Approval Standard: Teacher approval is required to enroll in this course and will be determined by 1) student performance on major assessments and active engagement in classroom activities, with emphasis on the second semester and 2) the consistent and independent work ethic necessary to succeed in an advanced-level course.

A college-level non-calculus based course emphasizing four main areas: exploring/organizing data, planning a study or experiment, anticipating patterns, and statistical inference. As outlined in the AP syllabus, the focus is on modern data analysis rather than theory. Many applications from the behavior sciences will be studied. Students are expected to use the graphing calculator on the AP exam, thus this technology will be used extensively. Statistical software will also be used since students will need to interpret data. This course is excellent preparation for students interested in majoring in science, math, engineering, business, and various majors in the humanities.

Prerequisite Course: CP or Honors Algebra II & Trigonometry

Approval Standard: Teacher approval is required to enroll in this course and will be determined by 1) student performance on major assessments and active engagement in classroom activities, with emphasis on the second semester and 2) the consistent and independent work ethic necessary to succeed in an advanced-level course.