Geometry
Geometry Grades 9–10 1 Credit
*Embedded Honors Option
Students explore complex geometric situations and deepen their understanding of geometric relationships moving toward justifying solutions and mathematical proofs. Topics are studied using both inductive and deductive approaches and include: angle relationships, transformations, congruence, proof, similarity, trigonometry, measures of 2D and 3D shapes, connecting Algebra and Geometry through coordinates, and properties of circles.
Note: Students may take Geometry in the same year as Algebra 1 or Algebra II. To follow this course progression, students must discuss their plans with a parent or guardian, a counselor, and the Associate Director of Curriculum and Professional Development for Math.