Mathematics Department

07 Math - This general math course sets a slower pace for the 7th grade student who is still mastering fractions and decimals.  This math course reinforces basic operations with fractions and decimals while teaching number relationships and applications. (Math 7/6)

General Math - This general math course presents review and foundation in number relationships, operations of arithmetic, and word problem applications to challenge the 7th grade student.  This curriculum also provides introduction to geometry and Algebra. This 7th-grade class prepares the student for pre-algebra in the 8th grade. (Saxon Math 8/7)  (Note:  7th grade students may be placed in 07 Math or Prealgebra.)

Pre-Algebra - Beginning with a six-week review of arithmetic skills, this course quickly moves to an introduction to basic algebra skills:  signed numbers, percents, like terms, order of operations, equations and expressions.  This course also presents a strong intro into geometry with angles, triangles, perimeter, area and volume.  First level exercises in statistics, base 2, and unit multipliers is also included. (Saxon Algebra 1/2)

Algebra I - Complete Algebra I course covering signed numbers, equations, polynomials, linear graphing, coordinate graphing, word problem applications, abstract expressions, equations, and inequalities.  (Saxon Algebra I)

Intermediate Algebra - This class is provided for students who have completed Algebra I, but would like a slower pace to handle the topics of Algebra 2. 

Algebra II - Prerequisite Algebra I - 2nd level algebra skills that include fractional exponents, quadratic equations, complex numbers, logarithmic equations, word problem applications, systems of equations, rectangular and polar graphing.  (Saxon Algebra 2)

Geometry - A study of geometric figures, and polygons, area and volume, logic, reasoning and proofs, and incorporates biblical teaching.  (Bob Jones Press)

Trigonometry/Geometry - This advanced curriculum covers all major topics of geometry, including polygons, formal proofs, theorems and definitions.  Also included are all major topics of trigonometry:  trig functions, trig equations,  trigonometric identities, polar/rectangular conversions and applications.  Additional topics:  basic statistics, basic analytic geometries, and intro to linear algebra. (Saxon Advanced Mathematics)

PreCalculus - An integrated study of geometry, trigonometry, math analysis and pre-calculus, limits, and derivatives. (Bob Jones Press/PreCalculus)

Calculus - Complete calculus study of limits, derivatives, integrals, continuity, with applications in areas, volumes, work, fluid force, velocity, and accelerations problems.  (Saxon Calculus)

Integrated Mathematics - A senior math course that inter-relates concepts in algebra, geometry, graphing, translations and rotations, statistics, and math logic.  This course re-enforces math concepts studied in high school, while presenting additional levels of math concepts and practice.