AP Calculus prepares students for university courses. If this course is taken, along with the AP Exam, university credit can be given for first year calculus. Both differentiation and integration are covered. Online videos help to explain topics covered in the course. This is an excellent course for students interested in science, mathematics or engineering.

Please note that enrolment applications to AP courses are only accepted until September 30th.

Calculus 12 prepares students for university courses, however this course does not give credit for first year calculus. Both differentiation and integration are covered. Online videos help to explain topics covered in the course. This is an excellent course for students interested in science, mathematics or engineering.

Foundations of Math 11 is one of the grade 11 math courses that follows Foundations/Pre-Calculus 10. This course is a statistic based math course that helps students understand graphing inequalities, quadratics and solving statistics based problems. Check with your post-secondary plans to make sure this course will satisfy entrance requirements. Video instruction is provided for each section.

Foundations of Math 12 is intended to help students continue on the path to post secondary studies focused in the arts or humanities. Students in this course will examine big ideas in math including financial planning and probability, with an emphasis on problem solving and critical thinking skills. Specifically, students will cover topics such as Combinatorics, Probability, Regression and Financial Planning.

Foundations of Math and Precalculus 10 covers topics needed to move on to both Pre-Calculus Math 11 and Foundations Math 11. This course has video instruction on each topic, as well as assignments, quizzes, tests and two projects. It is a comprehensive course utilizing algebra and graphing.

Combining in class projects, activities and personalized instruction with online learning, students will develop logic and problem solving, algebraic reasoning and number sense, algebraic and graphical reasoning through the study of relations, and money sense. This course is usually required for admission into post-secondary schools for science, engineering or math based programs.

Welcome to Math 7 Blended! We are on a trip to discover more about fractions, decimals, equations, and the geometry of the circle.

Students can expect to participate in a variety of individual, small group, and whole-class activities including experiments, games, project-based learning, oral presentations, discussions, research, hands-on activities, textbook work, and quizzes.

Math 8 covers the Big Ideas of how numbers are used to represent, describe and compare ratios, rates and percents, how discrete linear relationships can be represented in many ways and used to identify and make generalizations, the relationships between surface area and volume of 3D objects and how data can be used to determine averages.

As this is often one of the first online courses that students take, parents should expect to help their child organize their time and encourage them to contact the teacher whenever they have any questions.

Welcome to Blended Math 8! Math 8 covers the concepts of how to represent, describe and compare ratios, rates and percentages, linear relationships, the relationships between surface area and volume of 3D objects, and how data can be used to calculate odds.

Students can expect to participate in a variety of individual, small group, and whole-class activities including games, project-based learning, oral presentations, discussions, research, hands-on activities, textbook work, and quizzes.

Math 9 aims to reinforce the main goals of mathematics education: using mathematics confidently to solve problems, using mathematics to better understand the world around us, communicating and reasoning mathematically, appreciating and valuing mathematics, making connections between mathematics and its applications, committing themselves to lifelong learning, becoming mathematically literate and using mathematics to participate in, and contribute to, society. It will do so while increasing proficiency in algebra (solving equations and polynomials), graphing lines, as well delving into other core topics like financial literacy. Students will be asked to make their way through a workbook, along with online instructions and assignments. Parents would be administering the unit tests, and would be expected to stay informed as to their child’s progress.

Welcome to Blended Math 9! Math 9 covers the concepts of basic algebra and exponential laws as well as spatial reasoning and financial literacy and banking. We will focus on growing our proficiency in algebra (solving equations and polynomials), graphing lines, as well exploring other core topics like scaling diagrams.

Students can expect to participate in a variety of individual, small group, and whole-class activities including games, project-based learning, oral presentations, discussions, research, hands-on activities, textbook work, and quizzes.

Pre-Calculus 11 prepares students to solve problems, communicate and reason mathematically, and make connections between mathematics and its applications. The virtual lessons in Study Forge give audio and visual information, helping the student become mathematically literate, and learn to appreciate and value mathematics. Pre-Calculus 11 is designed for students headed to college or university where a high level of mathematics is needed.

Pre-Calculus 11 prepares students to solve problems, communicate and reason mathematically, making connections between mathematics and its applications. This course prepares the student for the challenges of senior mathematics and is a prerequisite for many undergraduate studies. The course is a composite of at-home learning, in-class learning, activities and projects. Students will develop more comprehensive problem-solving abilities and will be challenged to complete multi-step solutions for those problems they are presented with. Pre-Calculus 11 is designed for students headed to college or university where a high level of mathematics is needed.

Pre-Calculus 12 prepares students to solve problems, communicate and reason mathematically, and make connections between mathematics and its applications. The virtual lessons in Study Forge give audio and visual information, helping the student become mathematically literate, and learn to appreciate and value mathematics. Pre-Calculus 12 is designed for students headed to college or university where a high level of mathematics is needed. This course will also prepare a student for AP Calculus.

Pre-Calculus 12 prepares students to solve problems, communicate and reason mathematically, and make connections between mathematics and its applications. The virtual lessons in Study Forge give audio and visual information, helping the student become mathematically literate, and learn to appreciate and value mathematics. The course is a composite of at home learning, in class learning, activities and projects. Pre-Calculus 12 is designed for students headed to college or university where a high level of mathematics is needed. This course will also prepare a student for AP Calculus.

This is a two year online course. Entry begins when you are partway through Saxon Algebra 1. When you reach the finish, you will have covered all concepts contained in Foundations of Math and Pre-Calculus 10, as well as Pre-Calculus 11. You will log your work as you make your way through the Saxon Algebra 1 and 2 text books and work on additional online assignments to fill in any gaps in those Saxon texts. It will prepare you to move out of the Saxon curriculum into Pre-Calculus 12, and towards university math courses.

This is a two-year online course. Entry begins when you are partway through Saxon Algebra 1. When you reach the finish, you will have covered all concepts contained in Foundations of Math and Pre-Calculus 10, as well as Pre-Calculus 11. You will log your work as you make your way through the Saxon Algebra 1 and 2 textbooks and work on additional online assignments to fill in any gaps in those Saxon texts. It will prepare you to move out of the Saxon curriculum into Pre-Calculus 12, and toward university math courses.

STEM 7 integrates the learning requirements for Science, Technology and Math into one course. The activities encompass a variety of online and hands-on tasks that are broken down into a weekly schedule within the course so students can easily follow along and ensure they are on track to finish by the end of the year.

This course uses a variety of Gizmos, worksheets, online resources, videos, and hands-on activities. There are two textbooks for the course that supplement learning for both math and science. A student should plan to spend at least three hours each week to gain the most learning from the activities in the course and remain on track to finish in June. Parents should plan to help their child manage their time, check that all tasks from each week have been completed and provide assistance for a concept that is proving harder to learn. The teacher will generally include parents in responses to student questions however students are expected to contact the course teacher independently as needed.

STEM is a multi-discipline course where students receive individual credit for Math 7, Science 7 and ADST 7.  Each course is broken down into two basic areas.  The mark for each course is calculated based on the total mark received for each category when added together.

Workplace Math 10 covers math from everyday life such as shopping, salaries and taxes. It also covers math which you will find in various trades and workplaces like trigonometry. This course is designed to help prepare students for life outside the classroom by familiarizing them with mathematical concepts they will encounter, and presenting them with real world applications. There is video instruction on each unit and basic algebra skills are utilized. This course may limit your university options, so please check with your post secondary institution before taking this course.

Workplace Math 11 introduces you to personal finance, investments, and loans. You will also continue to explore math from other occupations, learning about various types of graphs, go deeper into surface area and volume, and learn how to accurately represent a 3D object. The course is taught with one and a half hours a week in class, the rest completed at home.

Workplace Math 11 introduces you to personal finance, investments, and loans. You will also continue to explore math from other occupations, learning about various types of graphs, go deeper into surface area and volume and trigonometry, and learn how to accurately represent a 3D object. This course follows directly from Workplace Math 10 and expands on many of its concepts. Video instruction is used for each section.