Geometry explores topics in plane, solid, and coordinate geometry through the study of spatial relationships and the use of an articulated, logical deductive system. Rigorous proofs are an integral part of this course of study. Geometric concepts will be reinforced utilizing algebraic skills.

Algebra I is viewed as the introductory course to high school mathematics. Instruction focuses on using modern concepts to develop traditional basic principles. Topics include: real number system, algebraic functions and relations and their graphs, solutions of linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, and data analysis.

Algebra II extends the content learned in Algebra I. Linear quadratic, exponential and logarithmic functions will be studied in detail. The use of both real and complex numbers will be explored. Advanced Problem solving is a key component of this course of study.

Pre-Calculus is designed to prepare students for Calculus. Topics discussed include polynomial, rational, power, exponential and logarithmic functions.

Calculus introduces differential and integral calculus using polynomials, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Applications to real world problems involving business, economics, the behavioral sciences, the social sciences, biology, and medicine are stressed more than theory.

Statistics provides students with a range of topics in both probability and statistics. Students learn how to collect and analyze data and also how to use sample data to form conclusions about population parameters. This course of study is recommended for all college-bound seniors.

Trigonometry delves deeper into concepts taught during geometry. The subject matter deals specifically with the relationships between the angles and sides of triangles.

The Basic Skills program is a general review and refresher of basic Math concepts which include: basic operations, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division and other related concepts including fractions, decimals, place value and percentages. The mastery of the Basic Math Skills is critical for a student in preparation for higher level math that will assist the student in developing critical thinking skills to use in their chosen career path.

Chemistry deals with the properties of matter, changes in its composition, and practical applications of these changes.

Earth/Environmental Science involves the study of the broad fundamental principles governing living things. The cell, classifications of living things and various living systems are examined. It includes the study of plants and animals and how they function in their environment and the biosphere.

Physics provides the student with an introduction to the fundamental concepts of matter and energy. The ideas presented are developed in a progression from simpler to more complex. The principles studied in this course are force, momentum, energy and work, and electricity and magnetism. In addition, special topics covered may include wave motion, light and sound, and thermodynamics.

Physical Science provides an initial study of physical phenomena and methods of acquiring scientific knowledge. The topics considered are diversity of matter, structure of matter, states of matter, chemical interactions, energy, and carbon chemistry. This subject relies heavily on inquiry based lab investigations, writing extensive lab reports, as well as mathematical problem solving in science.

Biology explores the basic structure and function of living things. Unicellular and multicellular forms of life will be examined as they relate to living things and the environment with emphasis on laboratory experiences.

High school level Spanish tutoring.

Mandarin Chinese is as an up and coming language offered in many public and private high schools throughout the United States. Mandarin Chinese is the main language of government, the media and education in China and Taiwan, and one of the four official languages in Singapore. There are approximately 870 million Mandarin speakers. TutaPoint’s Mandarin Chinese tutors help students review both oral and written language development. Tutors will review a student’s coursework or work on a specific area of concern, such as the character-based writing system that distinguishes Mandarin from many other languages.