Focus areas: Connecting ratio and rate to whole number multiplication and division; division of fractions and rational numbers; writing and using expressions and equations; developing statistical thinking; area, surface area, and volume.

Focus areas: Proportional relationships; operations with rational numbers and linear equations; scale drawings and geometric constructions; area, surface area, and volume; drawing inferences about populations.

Focus areas: Expressions and equations; modeling bivariate data; functions; distance, angle, similarity, congruence, and the Pythagorean Theorem.

Includes standards from Math 7 and Math 8 compacted into one course. Topics include rational numbers, exponents, proportionality, linear relationships, sampling, and geometric figures.

Relationships between quantities, reasoning with equations, linear and exponential relationships, descriptive statistics, and quadratic functions. Uses technology like Desmos and the GAISE model.

First year of a two-year sequence. Topics include expressions, quantities, equations in one variable, linear and nonlinear functions, and exponents.

Second year of a two-year sequence. Topics include systems of equations, exponential functions, polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, and statistics.

Probability for compound events, triangle congruence, formal and informal proofs, similarity, right triangle trigonometry, Pythagorean Theorem, and properties of circles.

Inferences and conclusions from data, polynomial, rational and radical relationships, trigonometry of general triangles, and modeling with functions. Meets graduation requirements for Algebra II.

Integrates traditional instruction with ALEKS digital mastery approach. Prepares students for college-level math at Columbus State Community College. Topics include equations, linear relations, systems, polynomials, and statistics.

Polynomial, power, rational, exponential, piecewise and trigonometric functions; parametric and polar equations. Can count as a fourth math credit.

Reasoning, problem-solving and modeling focused on number and quantity, algebra, functions, statistics, and geometry. Pilot course using student-centered pedagogy. Can count as a fourth math credit.