The mathematics program of study provides
students with the strong mathematical knowledge and skills required to
pursue higher education, to compete in a technologically oriented workforce,
and to be informed citizens. Students will gain an understanding of fundamental
ideas in arithmetic, measurement, geometry, probability, data analysis
and statistics, algebra and functions, as well as develop proficiency
in mathematics skills.
Graphing utilities, spreadsheets, calculators, computers, and other forms
of electronic information technology are now standard tools for mathematical
problem solving in science, engineering, business, and industry, government,
and everyday living. Hence, the use of technology must be an integral
part of teaching and learning. However, competence in the use of technology
shall not be regarded as a substitute for a student’s understanding of
quantitative concepts and relationships or for proficiency in basic computations.
The content of the mathematics program is intended to support the following
five goals for students: (1) becoming mathematical problem-solvers, (2)
communicating mathematically, (3) reasoning mathematically, (4) making
mathematical connections, and (5) using mathematical representations to
model and interpret practical situations.
Course Offerings
- Math for Personal Finance
- Algebra Foundations
- Algebra IA
- Algebra IB
- Algebra I
- Geometry A
- Geometry B
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Algebra Functions & Data Analysis
- Trig/Probability & Statistics
- Math Analysis
- Calculus
- Probability & Statistics
- Advanced Placement Statistics
- Advanced Placement Calculus
- Computer Math
- Computer Science
- Advanced Placement Computer Science
- SAT Preparation
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