Brent Larson
Department Head
brent.larson@ops.org
531-299-5558

Frances Anderson
frances.anderson@ops.org
531-299-5559

Lauren Beitel
lauren.beitel@ops.org
531-299-5561

Bryan Calder
bryan.calder@ops.org
531-299-5564

Jac Carlson
jac.carlson@ops.org
531-299-5562

John DeBoer
john.deboer@ops.org
531-299-5573

Jenn Emanuel
jennifer.emanuel@ops.org
531-299-5574

Ben Fedoris
ben.fedoris@ops.org
531-299-5537

Marcos Ferreria
marcos.ferreria@ops.org
531-299-5560

Molly Jensen
molly.jensen@ops.org
531-299-5570

Mike Kroupa
michael.kroupa@ops.org
531-299-5432

Hannah Monson
hannah.monson@ops.org
531-299-5571

Brianna Pinquoch
brianna.pinquoch@ops.org
531-299-5569

Dr. Greg Sand
greg.sand@ops.org
531-299-5566

Jackson Shafer
jackson.shafer@ops.org
531-299-5424

Jenna Saraka
jenna.saraka@ops.org
531-299-5567

Anna Stewart
anna.stewart@ops.org
531-299-5574

Jon Tigani
jonathan.tigani@ops.org
531-299-5572

Cassie West
cassie.west@ops.org
531-299-5563

Lisa Wheeler
lisa.wheeler@ops.org
531-299-5577

 

 

 

 

 

The goals of the Mathematics Department are to improve and extend arithmetical skills, to develop a facility with the kinds of problems most citizens meet, to develop a facility with mathematical skills and concepts necessary to use in jobs, technical schools, armed services, and college work; and, to provide personal enjoyment. It is the goal of the department to provide opportunities for each student to progress in mathematics as far as personal ability, maturity, interest, and time allow.

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6 credits are required for graduation

 

Required Courses

Students will take courses which best meet their needs, as determined by level and success in previous coursework. Math is sequential and classes must be completed successfully before moving on to the next course. Regardless of the first math class taken, all students must earn 3 years of math (6 credits) in order to graduate. This may range from Ramp Up to Algebra, Algebra 1-2, and Geometry to Honors Algebra 3-4, Honors Trigonometry/Pre- Calculus, and AP Calculus. It all depends on the individual student’s point of entry in the sequence.

 

Honors Courses

Honors Algebra 1-2

Honors Geometry 1-2

Honors Algebra 3-4

Honors Pre-Calc/Trig 1-2

Honors Calculus 3

Honors Differential Equations

Honors Enrichment Math 1-2

Honors Advanced Topics 1-2

 

AP Courses

AP Statistics 1-2

AP Calculus AB 1-2

AP Calculus BC 1-2

 

Elective Courses

Math Essentials 1-2

Math Essentials 3-4

Math Essentials 5-6

Ramp–Up to Algebra

Algebra 1-2

Geometry 1-2

Bridge to Algebra 3-4

Algebra 3-4

Math Topics Analysis

Pre-Calc/Trig 1-2

Consumer Math

Course Descriptions (PDF)