The mathematics program requires that students enter with an above average grasp of algebra and geometry. A compacted program in algebra and statistics taught in close concert with the science and computer applications courses is followed by topics in advanced algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, and discrete mathematics. Additional special courses are available for students who complete a full year of calculus as juniors. All students are required to begin using a graphing calculator on day one. Immediately, they begin to use, in addition to the graphing calculator, computer simulations, statistical applications, graphing utilities, mathematical modeling software, and other applications which enable students to create, solve, and manipulate equations and graph them in two or three dimensions with ease.
Teachers become moderators and catalysts.
Curriculum development is ongoing. New courses can be expected at the upper end of the program in the near future.