Curriculum

Prealgebra delves deeply into the essential principles of arithmetic, covering fractions, exponents, and decimals comprehensively. It initiates learners into fundamental concepts of number theory and algebra, such as common divisors and multiples, prime numbers and their factorizations, and basic equations and inequalities, along with an introduction to ratios. Additionally, the course provides an overview of diverse mathematical areas including geometry, counting techniques, statistics, and probability.

Introduction to Algebra delves deeper into algebraic concepts than traditional high school courses. It encompasses a comprehensive review of prealgebra topics like rates and inequalities, leading into the exploration of linear and quadratic equations, graphing, functions, and complex numbers. Additionally, it touches upon intriguing topics such as the connection between algebra and Pythagorean triples, as well as compound interest. The content closely aligns with the curriculum of Wake County public schools' Math 1, excluding least squares regression, and Math 2, with the exception of conditional probability and geometry topics.

Introduction to Geometry" program covers an advanced honors geometry syllabus with challenging problem-solving exercises not usually found in typical geometry classes. This program explores topics like triangle congruence and similarity, complex area calculations, properties of triangles and special quadrilaterals, polygons, angle manipulation, geometric constructions, power of a point theorems, 3D geometry, transformations, basic analytic geometry, and detailed geometric proof techniques.