Algebra: Concepts & Connections *Graduation Requirement; State EOC assessment

The identified prerequisite for this course is 8th Grade Mathematics.  

This is the first in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses.  It includes modeling linear functions; analyzing systems of linear inequalities; investigating rational and irrational numbers; modeling and analyzing quadratic and exponential expressions, equations, and functions; investigating univariate and bivariate data; and algebraic connections to geometric concepts.

Geometry: Concepts & Connections *Graduation Requirement

The identified prerequisite for this course is Algebra: Concepts & Connections.

This is the second in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses.  It includes operations with polynomial expressions using geometric shapes; geometric constructions and proofs; congruence; similarity; right triangle trigonometry; properties of circles; unit circle; applications of volume; and applications of compound probability.

Accelerated Geometry: Concepts & Connections *Graduation Requirement

The identified prerequisite for this course is Enhanced Grade 8 + Algebra: Concepts & Connections or Algebra: Concepts & Connections.

This is the second in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses.  This course incorporates all content in Geometry: Concepts & Connections (satisfying graduation requirements) along with select AKS from Enhanced Advanced Algebra + Precalculus: Concepts & Connections.   It includes operations with polynomial expressions using geometric shapes; geometric constructions and proofs; congruence; similarity; right triangle trigonometry; applications of trigonometry to general triangles; properties of circles; unit circle; applications of the six trigonometric ratios; applications of volume; compound probability; and descriptive and inferential statistics.

Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections *Graduation Requirement

The identified prerequisite for this course is Geometry: Concepts & Connections or Accelerated Geometry: Concepts & Connections.

This is the third in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses.  It includes descriptive and inferential statistics, exponential and logarithmic functions; radical and rational functions; quadratic and polynomial functions; exploring linear algebra and matrices; and trigonometry and the unit circle.

Enhanced Advanced Algebra + AP Precalculus: Concepts & Connections *Graduation Requirement

The identified prerequisite for this course is Accelerated Geometry: Concepts & Connections or Geometry: Concepts & Connections.

This is the third in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses.  The course incorporates 2 years of content from the standard math sequence: Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections and AP Precalculus.  It includes descriptive and inferential statistics, radical, exponential, and logarithmic functions; quadratic and polynomial functions; exploring linear algebra and matrices; rational and piecewise-defined functions; trigonometry and the unit circle; conic sections and polar equations; vector quantities and parametric equations; and sequences and series.  Students taking this course may be eligible for the Advanced Placement Precalculus exam.

Precalculus

The identified prerequisite for this course is Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections.

This course is a high school mathematics core credit.  It includes rational and piecewise-defined functions; trigonometric expressions and functions; trigonometric identities and equations; conic sections and polar equations; vector quantities and parametric equations; and sequences and series. 

Advanced Mathematical Decision Making 

The identified prerequisite for this course is Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections.

This course is a high school mathematics core credit.  It includes mathematical reasoning; probability; statistical studies; mathematical models; vectors and matrices; and network models.

Statistical Reasoning

The identified prerequisite for this course is Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections.

This course is a high school mathematics core credit. It includes studying statistics as a problem-solving process and the role of questioning; collecting and considering data and types of studies; analyzing data and the role of distributions; and interpreting results to answer a statistical investigative question.

Calculus

The identified prerequisite for this course is Precalculus.

This course is a high school mathematics core credit.  It includes exploring limits and continuity, establishing and using the derivative; applications of derivatives; the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus; and applications of integrals.

AP Statistics

The identified prerequisite for this course is Enhanced Advanced Algebra and Precalculus: Concepts & Connections or Precalculus.

This course follows the AP syllabus developed by the College Board for the Advanced Placement Statistics Exam.  It includes an  in-depth experience in statistical concepts and methods; data collection and exploration; experimental and theoretical probability; probability distributions; and descriptive and inferential statistics. 

AP Calculus AB

The identified prerequisite for this course is Enhanced Advanced Algebra and Precalculus: Concepts & Connections or Precalculus.

This course follows the AP syllabus developed by the College Board for the Advanced Placement Calculus AB Exam.  It includes an in-depth examination of limits; derivatives and integrals of algebraic and transcendental functions; continuity; applications of derivatives to related rates; maxima and minima; curve sketching; integration formulas; applications of the definite integral; and methods of integration.

AP Calculus BC

The identified prerequisite for this course is Enhanced Advanced Algebra and Precalculus: Concepts & Connections or Precalculus.

This course follows the AP syllabus developed by the College Board for the Advanced Placement Calculus BC Exam.  It includes an in-depth examination of limits, derivatives, and integrals of algebraic and transcendental functions; continuity; applications of derivatives to related rates; maxima and minima; curve sketching; integration formulas; applications of the definite integral; methods of integration, graphing, and integrating in polar coordinates; infinite sequences and series; power series; vectors; and differential equations.

Advanced Calculus II

The identified prerequisite for this course is AP Calculus AB.

This course is a high school mathematics core credit.  It includes integral evaluation; limits of sequences; application of polar and parametric equations; L’Hospital’s Rule; application of Taylor’s Theorem; MacLaurin series; differentiation and integration of power series; three dimensional coordinate geometry; vectors; and vector calculus.