Mathematics
Students can earn college credit by doing well on the AP Calculus AB, AP Pre Calculus or AP Statistics Exam, or by successfully completing Calculus ECE, Pre Calculus ECE, Statistics ECE or Discrete Math ECE.
Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 are aligned to the Common Core Standards
Course Code | Course Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
5206 | Consumer Math (Fall) | |
5207 | Consumer Math (Spring) | |
5302A/B | Algebra 1 | |
5303A/B | Geometry | |
5401A/B | Geometry – Honors | |
5304A/B | Algebra 2 | |
5313A & 5313B | Modeling in Math | |
5402A/B | Algebra 2 – Honors | |
5305 | Advanced Math 1 | |
5306 | Advanced Math 2 | |
5307 | Precalculus 1 | |
5308 | Precalculus 2 | |
5313A & 5313B | Modeling in Mathematics | |
5309A/B | Statistics | |
5501A/B | AP Calculus AB | |
5504A & 5504B | AP Pre Calculus | |
5505EA & 5505EB | Calculus ECE | Eastern Connecticut State University Early College Experience credit* |
5506EA & 5506EB | Statistics ECE | Eastern Connecticut State University or University of Connecticut Early College Experience* |
5707EA & 5507EB | Pre Calculus ECE | Eastern Connecticut State University Early College Experience credit |
5502EA & 5502EB | Discrete Mathematics ECE | University of Connecticut Early College Experience credit* |
Resource Links:
SAT Prep page
Khan Academy link