High School Mathematics
The high school mathematics program includes courses from algebra through calculus.
The intent of the high school mathematics program is to prepare all students to use mathematics and problem-solving skills in further education or on the job. The program focuses on mastering the objectives of the SOL, problem-solving, communicating mathematically, reasoning mathematically, applying mathematics to real-world situations, and using technology.
The high school mathematics program includes courses from algebra through calculus. Each course is based upon a Program of Studies aligned with the Virginia Standards of Learning and Principles and Standards for School Mathematics from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2000. High schools offer either the College Board Advanced Placement Program or the International Baccalaureate Program in mathematics and computer science.
Graduation Requirements and Course Planning
High School Mathematics Course Sequencing
- Algebra 1 (State Standards)
- Geometry/Honors (State Standards)
- Algebra 2/Honors (State Standards)
- Algebra 2 with Trigonometry (State Standards)
- Precalculus with Trigonometry/ Honors (State Standards)
- Discrete Mathematics (State Standards)
- Personal and Financial Math
- Probability and Statistics (State Standards)
- Computer Science
- AP Calculus AB (AP Information)
- AP Calculus BC (AP Information)
- AP Statistics (AP Information)
- AP Computer Science A (AP Information)
- IB Mathematical Studies SL (IB Information)
- IB Mathematics SL (IB Information)
- IB Mathematics HL (IB Information)
- IB Computer Science (IB Information)