Mathematics

Algebra                                                                                                         1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 9

• PREREQUISITES: 8th Grade Math

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A scientific calculator with a fraction key is required (preferably a Texas Instrument).

• DESCRIPTION: Algebra I is an integrated mathematics course structured around the strands of Number and Operations, Algebraic Relationships, Geometric and Spatial Relationships, Measurement, and Probability. This is a Tier 1 Late Work Policy Course. 

Geometry                                                                                 1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: Algebra , Algebra 1.5

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A scientific calculator with a fraction key is required (preferably a Texas Instrument).

• DESCRIPTION: Geometry is a mathematics course structured around the strands of number and operation, algebraic relationships, geometric and spatial relationships, measurement and data probability.  Geometry will be more focused on carrying out skills than being proof based.  This is a Tier 2 Late Work Policy Course. 

C.P. Geometry                                                                                         1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: B average or better in 8th grade Algebra or C average or better in Algebra 

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A scientific calculator is required (Texas Instrument emphasized).

• DESCRIPTION: C.P. Geometry is an integrated mathematics course structured around the strands of Number and Operations, Algebraic Relationships, Geometric and Spatial Relationships, Measurement, and Data and Probability. The implementation of these objectives for Geometry will be developed around the use of technology in the mathematics classroom. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 2 Late Work Policy Course. 

Algebra 1.5                                                                               1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 10, 11

• PREREQUISITES: Algebra

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A scientific calculator (preferably a Texas Instrument)

• DESCRIPTION: Algebra 1.5 is a course which expands on the topics covered in Algebra 1 and focuses on student achievement in algebra, functions, and number and data. Students will review and build upon their knowledge of variables, equations, and expressions, while also learning to solve linear and quadratic equations. They will also study different types of functions, such as linear and exponential, and work with number systems and data analysis. This is a Tier 3 Late Work Policy Course. 

Algebra 2                                                                                                    1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: Must have a B or higher in Geometry OR a C+ or higher in CP Geometry.

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: Algebra II consists of a comprehensive review and expansion of the topics discussed in Algebra I and a thorough treatment of logarithmic and exponential functions, the solutions to higher degree equations, and an introduction to probability and statistics. Two of the major goals of the course are to prepare students for the ACT exam and College Algebra. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 3 Late Work Policy Course. 

College Algebra                                                                                      0.50 Credit                                                                                                1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 12

• PREREQUISITES: B or better in Algebra 2

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: College Algebra consists of functions and graphs, polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, and conics. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course. This class may be eligible for college credit - Click here to learn more. 

Algebra 3                                    ____________________________       1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES:  Algebra 2

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION:  Algebra 3 with statistics consists of functions and graphs, polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, and conics.  This course will also include an introduction and understanding of statistical ideas, critically dealing with statistical arguments, gaining an understanding of the impact of statistical ideas on public policy and other areas of academic study.  This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course. 

Trigonometry                                                                                           0.50 Credit                                                                                                1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: B+ average or better for both semesters in Algebra 2

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: Trigonometry consists of trigonometric functions, graphing trigonometric functions, right and oblique triangles, trigonometric identities and equations, inverse trigonometric functions, vectors, complex numbers, polar coordinates, and applications. Students must have a thorough knowledge of Algebra and Geometry. Emphasis is placed on applications and is a prerequisite for Calculus. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course.

Precalculus                                                                                                0.50 Credit                                                                                                1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: B+ average or better for both semesters in Algebra 2

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: Precalculus consists of an in-depth study of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic equations with applications with matrices, and an introduction to limits. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course. 

Calculus                                                                                                       1.00 Credit                                                                                             2 SEMESTERS

• Grade Level(s): 12

• PREREQUISITES: Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: Calculus covers formal and informal treatment of functions with regard to continuity and limits, differentiation, and integration. Part of the aim of this course is to train students to think logically and learn to write the solutions to exercises in a connected, step-by-step fashion with explanatory sentences, not just a string of disconnected equations or formulas. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course. This class may be eligible for college credit - Click here to learn more. 

Statistical Reasoning                                                                           0.50 Credit                                                                                               1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 12

• PREREQUISITES: C or better in Algebra 2

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: A graphics calculator (TI-83+ or above).

• DESCRIPTION: Statistical Reasoning consists of the introduction and understanding of statistical ideas, critically dealing with statistical arguments, gaining an understanding of the impact of statistical ideas on public policy and other areas of academic study. This is a weighted course that will require a comprehensive final and a Tier 4 Late Work Policy Course. This class may be eligible for college credit - Click here to learn more. 

Computer Science __                                                                         0.50 Credit                                                                                               1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: C or better in Algebra or B or better in Algebra 1.5.

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: Each unit will include a project.

• DESCRIPTION: Computer Science 1 covers many topics including digital information, the internet, and an intro to computer programming. The course assumes no programming experience. Good programming style and logical thinking are emphasized throughout.  This is a hands-on course through code.org and is a Tier 2 Late Work Policy Course. 

Advanced Computer Science                                                         0.50 Credit                                                                                               1 SEMESTER

• Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12

• PREREQUISITES: Computer Science 1

• MAJOR REQUIREMENTS OR PROJECTS: Each unit will include a project.

• DESCRIPTION: Computer Science 2 is a continuation of Computer Science 1 and includes more complex programming skills such as lists, loops, traversals, and algorithms as well as a unit on cybersecurity and global impacts.  Good programming style and logical thinking are emphasized throughout the course.  This is a hands-on course through code.org and is a Tier 2 Late Work Policy Course.

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