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(3 credits required for graduation) - Algebra I
- Algebra II
- Business Math
- BST/Grad Test Prep
- Game Math .5
- General Math
- Geometry
- Personal Finance
- Pre Algebra
- Pre-Algebra Applications .5
- Plato: General Math A, General Math B, Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B, Geometry A, Geometry B, Algebra 2A, Algebra 2B, Trigonometry; .5 each
Technical Career Progression General Math Game Math Pre-Algebra Applications Pre-Algebra Personal Finance Business Math College Bound Progression General Math Pre-Algebra Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Math Courses Plato: General Math A, General Math B, Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B, Geometry A, Geometry B, Algebra 2A, Algebra 2B, Calculus Algebra I Topics include order of operations, properties of real numbers, exponents, inequalities, absolute value, ratios, proportions, percents, relations, functions, direct variation, rate of change, graphing linear equations, factoring, word problems, geometric & real world applications, measures of central tendency, and probability. Grades 9-12; year; prerequisite Pre-Algebra Cherilyn Danielson
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Algebra II Topics include properties of real numbers, inequalities, absolute value equations, relations, functions, linear equations, absolute value functions & graphs, translations, systems of linear equations, systems of inequalities, linear programming, matrices, determinants, parabolas, quadratic equations, completing square, complex numbers, exponents, radicals, advanced factoring, polynomial multiplication & division, probability, permutations, combinations, and the binomial theorem. Grades 10-12; year; prerequisites Algebra I & Geometry Cherilyn Danielson
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Business Math This class is designed to introduce students to improving their essential math skills. We will start out looking at positive and negative numbers, decimals, fractions, percents and equations. We will then apply those skills to budgeting, balancing and reconciling checkbooks, markups and markdowns, interest, and credit. Grades 9-12; year Wayne Olson
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BST/Grad Prep This class is geared to help students who need to pass a math test in order to graduate. The fundamentals of math are the focus of the class. Along with developing the skills that will be tested, strategies for taking standardized tested are covered. Game Math It's game time! In this class we will explore real world applications of mathematics in games. Topics will include decimals, fractions, formulas, angles, slope, probability and more! Some of the games we will use to learn about the topics will be baseball, billiards, skiing and various casino games. Grades 8-12; semester Marty Brandl
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General Math This class is designed to prepare students for future math classes. It includes the NCTM Standards. Students will cover information on Numbers and Operations, Data Analysis and Probability, Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, Problem Solving, Reasoning and Proof, Communication, Connections and Representation. We will start out looking at Decimals and Integers, Equations and Inequalities, and then move on to Exponents, Factors, and Fractions. We then look at Operations with Fractions and Ratios, Rates, Proportions and Percents. Geometry and Measurement are covered. We will touch on Graphing in the Coordinate Plane, Displaying and Analyzing Data and Using Probability. Grades 7-12; year Connie McTavish
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Geometry This is a first year course in high school Geometry. In Geometry, student’s understanding of the properties of real numbers becomes a base for building reasoned geometric arguments. Methods of reasoning, construction, the coordinate plane, and types of measurement are established. Students further develop a firm understanding of the properties and applications of lines, triangles, quadrilaterals, similarity, right angle trigonometry, circles, and transformations. Formulas for perimeter and area are applied to composite and irregular plane shapes. Grades 10-12; year; prerequisite Algebra I Jlayne Torma
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Personal Finance A course offering practical math that we use everyday in our adult lives. The semester long class covers banking and budgeting, buying a car and home, and managing credit. Grades 9-12; year Brenda Ritter
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Wayne Olson
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Pre-Algebra Prerequisite for Algebra 1. Class introduces graphing on the coordinate plane, algebraic expressions and equations, as well as the extended use of fractions, area, volume and other areas of spatial thinking. Grades 8-12; year Marty Brandl
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Pre-Algebra Applications Sewing by the numbers is a class for students who will use math concepts and apply them to sewing. Students will work with sewing material and apply math skills. Students can either sew by machine or hand. If they are sewing by machine, they need to know how to use the machine. They will be graded on their sewing project and their understanding of math concepts. Some of the concepts covered will include information covered in the Pre Algebra class with application to sewing. Grades 8-12; semester; maximum enrollment of 20 Connie McTavish
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Plato: General Math A, General Math B, Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B, Geometry A, Geometry B, Algebra 2A, Algebra 2B, Trigonometry PLATO math classes run the range of General Math all the way to Algebra 2. These courses are self-paced and are broken down into concept-based modules. Each module is then broken down into a tutorial session followed by a mastery test. Once a course is complete, the students may move on to the next class in the sequence. Grades 7-12; semester Brenda Ritter
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