Algebra 1
Course Description:
This high school mathematics course is designed to explore foundational algebraic concepts, including expressions, equations, inequalities, and functions. This course will also include topics typically found in the first semester of a Geometry course: slope, parallel and perpendicular lines, formulas for area and volume of various polygons, properties of parallel lines cut by a transversal.
Students will engage with these mathematical principles through the lens of a Christian worldview, focusing on the themes of order, design, and structure of the universe as they relate to mathematical concepts.
At the end of this course, the student will have a whole credit in Algebra 1 and a half credit in Geometry.
Instructor Kym Simonis
Course fee $500 (discounts available *)
Algebra 2
Course Description
Algebra 2 is a high school mathematics course that builds upon foundational algebra concepts, exploring advanced topics like polynomial functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, and matrices, while actively incorporating real-world applications and considering how these mathematical ideas relate to understanding God’s design and structure for our world. This course will promote critical thinking about the implications of mathematics in the world around us.
This course will also cover topics typically found in a second semester geometry course: similarity, conics, proofs, and basic trigonometric functions.
At the end of this course, the student will have a whole credit in Algebra 2 and a half credit in Geometry.
Instructor Lynn Parker
Course fee $500 (discounts available*)