Math
Featured Course: Statistics and Probability
Statistics introduces students to the major concepts and tools for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data. The four major components of the course are: describing data, finding ways to display and explain what one or more variable data means; collecting data, looking at how to gather data randomly and without bias to the extent that is possible; probability, looking at the mathematical rules that govern the behavior of random events; and those three culminate with the study of statistical inference, estimating population parameters and testing hypotheses. The pace of this course may vary and will allow for deeper investigation of topics that interest the class and will include a larger focus on utilizing technology.
Course Offerings
- MAT 101: Algebra 1
- MAT 201: Geometry
- MAT 211: Honors Geometry
- MAT 301: Algebra 2
- MAT 311: Honors Algebra 2
- MAT 411: Statistics and Probability
- MAT 421: Precalculus
- MAT 431: Honors Precalculus
- MAT 501: Calculus
- MAT 521: AP Calculus (AB)
- MAT 541: AP Statistics
MAT 101: Algebra 1
MAT 201: Geometry
MAT 211: Honors Geometry
MAT 301: Algebra 2
MAT 311: Honors Algebra 2
MAT 411: Statistics and Probability
MAT 421: Precalculus
MAT 431: Honors Precalculus
MAT 501: Calculus
MAT 521: AP Calculus (AB)
MAT 541: AP Statistics
Our Math Faculty

Diane Chick

John Christiansen

Mike Hannon

Rodger Mensing

Michael Miranda
