New Lisbon School District offers a strong mathematics program taught by seasoned veteran teachers.

Mathematics Courses

Algebra I #510

This course is open to students who have a good basic understanding of their previous mathematics.  Students in this course will explore and discover connections between algebra and real life situations.  Major topics of study include: functions, equations and inequalities, coordinate graphs, ratios and proportions.  The objectives include: development of basic skills, logical problem solving and preparation for Algebra II.  It is suggested that each student has a minimum of a scientific calculator upon entering this class.

1 Credit
Grades 9-12

Geometry #515

This course explores the different geometric concepts and principles in the world around us.  Throughout the course emphasis is place on developing a logical, systematic approach to problem solving.  Topics include: logic, congruent figures, similar figures, polygons, right triangles, areas and volumes.

Prerequisite: Algebra I #510  NOTE: if Algebra I grade was below a C, student must have instructor’s approval.

1 Credit
Grades 10-12

Algebra II #520

This one credit course is a continuation of Algebra I.  It is recommended for students who are college-bound or those that are interested in technical fields that are math and/or science related.  Emphasis will be place don using technology to solve problems as well as creating mathematical models for real world situations.  Some of the major areas of study include: polynomial equations, functions, logarithms, roots, radicals, matrices and trigonometry.  It is required that each student has a minimum of a scientific calculator upon entering this class.

Prerequisite: Algebra I #510  NOTE: If Algebra I grade was below a C, student must have instructor’s approval.

1 Credit
Grades 10-12

College Algebra & Trigonometry #525

This course is designed for the college bound student.  It is intended to strengthen and supplement topics covered in Algebra II and Geometry.  Major areas of study include a review of Algebra and Trigonometry.  Some of the topics include: polynomial equations, functions, analytic geometry, triangle trigonometry and polar coordinates.  Emphasis will be placed on graphing, critical thinking skills and use of technology to aid in problem solving.

Prerequisite: Algebra II #520 and Geometry #515

1 Credit
Grades 11-12

Calculus #530

This course is designed to introduce students to the beginning concepts of calculus.  It is highly recommended for college-bound students interested in architecture, computer science, engineering or mathematics.  Areas of study include: limits, differential equations and integration.

Prerequisite: College Algebra & Trigonometry #525

1 Credit
Grades 11-12

Technical Math #535

This course is designed for students who need to review or learn the mathematical skills necessary for a technical trade or to prepare for various vocational or technical programs.  Areas of study include the fundamentals of general mathematics, measurement (both metric and standard), algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics.  The on-the-job applications of math from many trades and technical areas will be emphasized throughout the course via the lessons and practice sets. Instructor’s Approval Required.

1 credit

Grades 11-12