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Mathematics
Option Geometry Honors Math Fundamentals
Grade 9 Grade 9
Course Number OPT339 Course Number 876
Full Year Course - 1 credit Full Year Course: 1 elective credit
Prerequisite: Mathematics 8 Accelerated and Perquisite: Recommendation
Recommendation Estimated Fee: None
Estimated Fee: None Recommended For: Supplemental Support
Recommended For: College Bound Career: CORE
Career: CORE
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This course is for 9 grade students that
This course is the second course in the honors need one more year of development before
program sequence. All topics covered in the entering Algebra 1. This course will
Geometry course are included, but covered in strengthen the understanding of major
greater depth and with increased rigor. A concepts and topics from previous math
graphing calculator is required for this courses and preview major content from
course. future courses. Topics and content covered
include number sense, formulating and
Algebra 1 CP reasoning about expressions and equations,
Grade 9-10 linear functions and an introduction to
Course Number 332 exponential functions.
Full Year Course - 2 credits
Prerequisite: Recommendation
Estimated Fee: None
Recommended For: College Bound or Technical Geometry
Education with Supplemental Support Grade 10
Career: CORE Course Number 341
Full Year Course - 1 credit
Algebra 1 CP covers all of the same Prerequisite: Mathematics 1 or
objectives as Algebra 1. It is designed for Mathematics 8 Accelerated
students that struggled in previous math Estimated Fee: None
courses and need additional support. This Recommended For: College Bound or Technical
Education
course meets for 2 periods every day to Career: CORE
accomplish this goal. Students earn 2
mathematics credits upon completion of this Geometry includes the study of shapes and
course. A graphing calculator is required for their connections to the world. Students will
this course. start with the basic figures of point, line, and
plane to develop and prove theorems as well
as understand postulates. Key concepts
addressed are: transformations and
symmetry, similarity and congruence, right
triangle trigonometry, properties and
measurements of plane figures, three-
dimensional shapes, investigation and proof,
geometric construction, and algebra and
probability. A graphing calculator is
required for this course.
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