11th & 12th Grade
Math: Advanced Pathways
In the final two years of mathematics, students choose between two distinct pathways designed to bridge the gap to adulthood. Whether students are aiming for university-level credit or seeking to master the financial complexities of the real world, these paths provide the specialized knowledge required for success. By separating the curriculum into Dual Credit and Applied Algebraic routes, we ensure every student graduates with a mathematical toolkit tailored to their future.
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Pathway 1: The University & STEM Route (Dual Credit)
This path is designed for students seeking college-level rigor and transferable university credit. Students engage in advanced theoretical mathematics, preparing them for careers in engineering, science, business, or the liberal arts.
Algebra 2 (Full Course)
Pre-Calculus & Calculus
Statistics & College Algebra
This path is designed for students seeking college-level rigor and transferable university credit. Students engage in advanced theoretical mathematics, preparing them for careers in engineering, science, business, or the liberal arts.
Algebra 2 (Full Course)
Pre-Calculus & Calculus
Statistics & College Algebra
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Pathway 2: The Applied & Career Route (Algebra 2 & Consumer Math)
This path is designed for students focusing on graduation requirements and immediate real-world application. It combines advanced algebraic reasoning with the practical financial skills needed for independent living.
Algebra 2 (Semester 1 & 2):
Consumer Math: A deep dive into "The Math of Life," including taxes, interest, and budgeting.
Personal Finance: Investigating credit, loans, and the mathematics of long-term wealth.
This path is designed for students focusing on graduation requirements and immediate real-world application. It combines advanced algebraic reasoning with the practical financial skills needed for independent living.
Algebra 2 (Semester 1 & 2):
Consumer Math: A deep dive into "The Math of Life," including taxes, interest, and budgeting.
Personal Finance: Investigating credit, loans, and the mathematics of long-term wealth.
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