Geometry – Wednesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks -Grades 9 – 11

This course is a complete high school geometry course teaching concepts and skills necessary for success in subsequent math and science courses. Students explore Euclidean geometry through the study of foundational theorems and postulates that examine spatial relationships analytically. Topics include measurement and construction, coordinate geometry, transformations of figures, congruent and similar triangles, area and volume formulas, special properties of segments and lines in triangles, circles and polygons, symmetry of figures, and basic trigonometry.

Students can learn math, have a good time doing it, and come away with an appreciation of its value as a tool for science, business, and everyday life. This class will help students to reach a deep understanding of math by encouraging them to investigate interesting problems and practice using problem-solving skills to make tough problems manageable.

Students should expect to spend approximately 5 – 6 hours per week on homework. This comes to about an hour per day x 5-6 days per week 

Glencoe Geometry – Integrated Applications Connections (2005)

NOTE: Registration deadline is August 15, 2022.

There must be a minimum of 5 students to run this class.