PVSchools Community Education

This course includes a study of sets of real numbers, solution of first and second-degree equations, graphing on the coordinate plane, applications of algebra to data analysis and probability, patterns and functions and their applications, measurement and discrete mathematics, and basic mathematical structures. The course content is designed to address, in part, the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and as assessed by the state assessment testing program.

This course includes a study of sets of real numbers, solution of first and second-degree equations, graphing on the coordinate plane, applications of algebra to data analysis and probability, patterns and functions and their applications, measurement and discrete mathematics, and basic mathematical structures. The course content is designed to address, in part, the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and as assessed by the state assessment testing program.

This course includes a study of solution techniques for polynomial equations, properties of functions, logarithms and exponents, coordinate geometry, complex numbers, elementary conic sections, matrices, arithmetic and geometric sequences, and an introduction of trigonometry and its applications. Technology will play a part in this course, especially hand-held graphing calculators.

Students study the practical application of mathematics using problem-solving strategies and math skills as related to everyday consumer situations. Included are real world applications involving fractions, decimals, percents, tables, graphs, probability and statistics in the solution of problems related to topics such as personal finance, interest, taxes, and investments. The course content is designed to address the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and as assessed by the state testing program.

Students study the practical application of mathematics using problem-solving strategies and math skills as related to everyday consumer situations. Included are real world applications involving fractions, decimals, percents, tables, graphs, probability and statistics in the solution of problems related to topics such as personal finance, interest, taxes, and investments. The course content is designed to address the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and as assessed by the state testing program.

This course includes the study of formal geometric proofs, polygons, circles, coordinate geometry, solution of right triangle trigonometry problems, Euclidean transformations, and mathematical structure and logic. The course content is designed to address in part the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and the state assessment testing program.

This course includes the study of formal geometric proofs, polygons, circles, coordinate geometry, solution of right triangle trigonometry problems, Euclidean transformations, and mathematical structure and logic. The course content is designed to address in part the requirements of the State of Arizona as outlined in the State Mathematics Standard and the state assessment testing program.

High School Math Jumpstart is a three-week, NO CREDIT, course designed to prepare incoming freshmen for Algebra 1-2. During the workshop the facilitator will review essential algebraic concepts from middle school, address individual misconceptions, and introduce key Algebra 1-2 skills and topics. Through guided practice and hands-on activities, the teacher will reinforce learning while fostering a positive, supportive environment to boost students' confidence. In this interactive workshop, students will engage in collaborative problem-solving activities and explore real-world applications of algebraic concepts. By the end of the course, students will not only be well-prepared for Algebra 1-2 but also equipped with the skills to be successful in their high school mathematical journey.

High School Math Jumpstart is a three-week, NO CREDIT, course designed to prepare incoming freshmen for Algebra 1-2. During the workshop the facilitator will review essential algebraic concepts from middle school, address individual misconceptions, and introduce key Algebra 1-2 skills and topics. Through guided practice and hands-on activities, the teacher will reinforce learning while fostering a positive, supportive environment to boost students' confidence. In this interactive workshop, students will engage in collaborative problem-solving activities and explore real-world applications of algebraic concepts. By the end of the course, students will not only be well-prepared for Algebra 1-2 but also equipped with the skills to be successful in their high school mathematical journey.