Algebra I: This full year course lays the foundation for all future work in mathematics, science and real world problem solving. The major emphasis is on developing a true understanding of the concepts and processes in algebra through the proficient use of number sense, problem solving, and the graphing calculator. It is strongly recommended that any student not earning a grade of C- or higher repeat this course.

Algebra II: These courses extend the concepts and applications introduced in Algebra I in preparation for advanced study in mathematics and science. Major emphasis is given to formulating and using algebraic equations, functions, graphs, data and critical thinking in a broad range of situations. Placement in honors course is done by the department.

Pre-Calculus: This year long course is designed to present the theory and applications of trigonometry and elementary functions to students. Particular emphasis will be given to the use of mathematics for modeling realworld problems.