Math

Course Offerings

Math Essentials 

This course is designed to review fundamental operations and previous concepts covered in Algebra I and Geometry. 

Algebra I and Algebra I Honors

Algebra I is a reqired course reviewing the four fundamental operations of the real number system and on algebraice expressions. This course provides the student the understanding of the structure and logical patterns in math. Topics include variables, real and rational numbers, linear equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and functions, systems of open sentences, exponents, polynomials, factoring radicals, quadratic equations, and word problems. 

Geometry  and Geometry Honors

Geometry is the study of the properties, measurements, and relationsips of points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids in space. The course is designed to develop the student's ability to think logically in mathematical situations and extend this method of thought to problem solving in life situations. 

Algebra II Honors 

This course involves a study of the properties of real numbers, operations with real numbers, linear equations, functions, factoring polynomials, rational and irrational numbers, complex numbers and quadratic equations and functions. This course is recommended for college bound students. 

Financial Math This course is suggested as a third year math course for the non-college bound student. This course involves personal records, account balances, wage rates, salary deductions, business recordkeeping, tax procedures, stocks, corporations, and partnership problems.

Algebra III Honors and Duel Enrollment (DE)

This course is designed through LSU and, if taken as a duel-enrollment course, earns one college credit (semester) of math. 

Advanced Math Honors and Duel Enrollment (DE)

This course is designed through LSU and, if taken as a duel-enrollment course, earns a second college credit (semester) of math.