Brent Larson Department Head brent.larson@ops.org (402) 557-3358
Frances Anderson frances.anderson@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318776 Lauren Beitel lauren.beitel@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317097
Sam Butler sam.butler@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. Bryan Calder bryan.calder@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318770 Jac Carlson jac.carlson@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318767
John DeBoer john.deboer@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317096 Jenn Emanuel jennifer.emanuel@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317096 Marcos Ferreria marcos.ferreria@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318768 Christine Goetz christine.goetz@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318769 Molly Jensen molly.jensen@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318773 Hannah Monson hannah.monson@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317102 Brianna Pinquoch brianna.pinquoch@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317027 Scott Rice scott.rice@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318774
Dr. Greg Sand greg.sand@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318775
Jenna Saraka jenna.saraka@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. Anna Stewart anna.stewart@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3317117
Jon Tigani jonathan.tigani@ops.org (402) 557-3300 Cassie West cassie.west@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318777 Lisa Wheeler lisa.wheeler@ops.org (402) 557-3300 ext. 3318772
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)