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Math Courses for 2013-2014

Math Courses for 2013-2014. If you are currently in Algebra I. If you earned an A or better in Algebra I for the first semester and an A- or better on the Midterm Exam, you may take Honors Geometry (1415).

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Math Courses for 2013-2014

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  1. Math Courses for 2013-2014

  2. If you are currently in Algebra I • If you earned an A or better in Algebra I for the first semester and an A- or better on the Midterm Exam, you may take Honors Geometry (1415). • If you earned a C or better in Algebra I for the first semester and a D- or better on the Midterm Exam, you will take College Geometry (1464). • If you earned lower than a C in Algebra I for the first semester, you will take Geometry (1414).

  3. Prerequisite Skills for Honors Geometry Graphing and Labeling PointsFractions- sum, difference, product, quotientOrder of OperationsOperations with IntegersSolving InequalitiesEvaluate expressions for a given valueSolve Equations – Multistep, variables on both sides SlopeEquation of a Line – Graphing and WritingSolve ProportionsRounding/Decimal PlacesSolve Literal EquationsDistributionSquare Roots/RadicalsMultiplying/Dividing Polynomials Elimination/SubstitutionSimplifying Algebraic ExpressionsProperties of Exponents

  4. Skills Practice Examples for Honors Geometry • 2/3 + 3/5 = • Find the value of x so that the line that passes through the points (2, 3) and (x, 9) has a slope of 3/2 • Determine the x- and y-intercepts of 3x-4y=12 4. ax + b = c … solve for x

  5. If you are currently in Honors Geometry • If you earned a B- or better in Algebra I and a C+ or better in Honors Geometry for the first semester, you may take Honors Algebra II (1426). • If you earned lower than a B- in Algebra I and lower than a C+ in Honors Geometry for the first semester, you will take College Algebra II (1462). * If you took Algebra I in 8th grade, that grade will be the one used to determine placement.

  6. If you are currently in College Geometry • If you earned an A or better in Algebra I and an A or better in College Geometry for the first semester, you may take Honors Algebra II (1426). • If you earned a C or better in Algebra I and a C or better in College Geometry for the first semester, you will take College Algebra II (1462). • If you earned lower than a C in Algebra I and lower than a C in College Geometry for the first semester, you will take Algebra II (1465).

  7. If you are currently in Geometry • If you earned a B or better in Algebra I and a B or better in Geometry for the first semester, you may take College Algebra II (1462). • All others will take Algebra II (1465).

  8. If you are currently in Honors Algebra II • If you earned a C+ or better in Honors Algebra II for the first semester, you may take Honors Pre-Calculus (1437). • If you earned lower than a C+ for the first semester in Honors Algebra II, you should take Pre-Calculus (1436). • Other options include: AMDM (1466), or Probability & Statistics (1416) and Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry (1435).

  9. If you are currently in College Algebra II • If you earn an A+ in College Algebra II for the first semester, you may take Honors Pre-Calculus (1437) with teacher approval. • If you earn a C or better in College Algebra II for the first semester, you may take Pre-Calculus (1436). • If you earn a C- or lower in College Algebra II for the first semester, you should take : AMDM (1466), or Probability & Statistics (1416) and Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry (1435) (Both are semester courses).

  10. If you are currently in Algebra II • If you earn an A or better in Algebra II for the first semester, you may take Pre-Calculus (1436) with teacher recommendation. • If you earn lower than an A in Algebra II for the first semester, you should take AMDM (1466), or Probability & Statistics (1416) and Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry (1435) (Both are semester courses).

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