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After completing Algebra I, students should move on to Geometry. The topics covered in this class can be somewhat of an adjustment for students. Everything prior to Algebra I builds towards Algebra I, whereas Geometry uses students' understanding of Algebra to study the properties of space (think shapes, lines, angles, and measurement). We offer 2 different levels of Geometry (click to read through each option):
After completing Algebra I, students should move on to Geometry. The topics covered in this class can be somewhat of an adjustment for students. Everything prior to Algebra I builds towards Algebra I, whereas Geometry uses students' understanding of Algebra to study the properties of space (think shapes, lines, angles, and measurement). We offer 2 different levels of Geometry (click to read through each option):
Note: a student who did very well in Algebra I as a 9th grader may be interested in "double-blocking" math as a sophomore, taking Geometry and Algebra II in the same year. This would allow that student the opportunity to take an additional advanced math course as a senior, such as Statistics or Calculus. Usually students who choose this route opt to take PreAP Geometry and PreAP Algebra II.
Note: a student who did very well in Algebra I as a 9th grader may be interested in "double-blocking" math as a sophomore, taking Geometry and Algebra II in the same year. This would allow that student the opportunity to take an additional advanced math course as a senior, such as Statistics or Calculus. Usually students who choose this route opt to take PreAP Geometry and PreAP Algebra II.
After you have successfully completed Geometry...
After you have successfully completed Geometry...
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