The mathematics department at MHS offers a variety of courses that range from basic math skills to AP and IB college-level mathematics. Due to the structured and sequential nature of mathematics, good attendance and a commitment to daily homework are requirements for all mathematics classes. Failure to complete one of these sequences in high school means that the student will have to complete it in college prior to taking calculus.
Students who wish to accelerate their math sequence may consider enrolling in Tonka Online to complete three years of math in two years by taking advantage of summer courses. Students who wish to enroll in Precalculus or AP Statistics but do not meet the prerequisites to move from Higher Algebra to Precalc or AP Statistics may wish to enroll in Tonka Online summer semester prep courses in Functions, Stats & Trig to fulfill the prerequisite.
Please note: Fees apply for summer courses and if students take more than six classes in a semester.
Course: #2916, L S1
Course: #2918, Q S2
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: Per state statute, S1 does not count toward math credit; elective credit only. S2 counts toward .5 math credit.
Prerequisites: Pre-Algebra or Linear Algebra
This course is for students who have completed Pre-Algebra. Topics included are what would typically be covered in first year algebra course.
Course: #2902, S1
Course: #2903, S2
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: Per state statute, neither semester counts toward math credit; elective credit only.
Prerequisites: Teacher recommendation
This course an overview of linear relationships, equations, and graphs, variables and plotting points, basic probability. It is generally equivalent to a traditional Pre-Algebra course.
Course: #AP404, S1
Course: #AP406, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: B or better in Precalculus, Precalculus Honors or Calculus
This course is equivalent to a first semester of college calculus. It is focused on single variable differential and integral calculus and applications.
Course: #AP408, S1
Course: #AP410, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: C or better in AP Calculus AB or A- or better in Calculus
This course is equivalent to a second semester college calculus course. It includes review of AP Calculus AB along with advanced integration and differentiation techniques.
Course: #T316S, summer only, Tonka Online
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5
Prerequisites: Completion of Precalculus
A half-credit summer online course focused on learning essential introductory calculus skills and concepts.
Course: #AP400, S1
Course: #AP402, S2
Course: #T354 F/W,* Tonka Online
Course: #T356 F/W,* Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
This course can also be taken as part of VANTAGE #V100 (choose one)*
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion (B- or better) of Math Studies, Functions, Stats & Trig, Precalculus or teacher recommendation
This course is a college level study of the statistical topics of experimental design, data analysis, and methods of inference.
Course: #T341S, summer only, Tonka Online
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: .5
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Higher Algebra or Higher Algebra Honors
A half-credit summer online course focused on reviewing statistical analysis skills in preparation for the AP Statistics course.
Course: #3230, S1
Course: #3232 , S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Completion of Precalculus
This course is a study of the fundamental topics of differential and integral Calculus.
Course: #3238, S1
Course: #3239, S2
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
Prerequisites: IB Higher Level Mathematics (Year 1), AP Calculus AB
Interested in taking calculus to the next level? Differential equations are used to solve rate equations. Apply DQ equations to skydiving, corporate take-overs, hunting and roller coaster design.
Course: #3206, S1
Course: #3208, S2
Course: #T334 F/W,* Tonka Online
Course: #T336 F/W,* Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Higher Algebra
A bridge between Higher Algebra and Precalculus, builds on algebra foundations and further prepares students for Precalculus or Statistics.
Course: #3006, S1
Course: #3008, S2
Course: #T304 F/W,* Tonka Online
Course: #T306 F/W,* Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: #3006 Successful completion of Quadratic Algebra or 8th grade Algebra
This course includes all Geometry topics addressed by the Minnesota state math standards and their algebraic connections.
Course: #3012, S1
Course: #3014, S2
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: B or better in Quadratic Algebra or 8th grade Algebra
This course includes all Geometry topics addressed by the Minnesota state math standards including additional depth and application, along with algebraic connections.
Course: #3106, S1
Course: #3108, S2
Course: #T308 F/W*, Tonka Online
Course: #T310 F/W*, Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Quadratic Algebra & Geometry or teacher recommendation
This course includes topics addressed by the Minnesota math standards for a traditional second year Algebra course.
Course: #3112, S1
Course: #3114, S2
Course: #T350 F/W,* Tonka Online
Course: #T352 F/W,* Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: B or better in Geometry or teacher recommendation
This course includes topics addressed by the Minnesota math standards for a second year Algebra course, and additional topics to prepare students for Precalculus.
Course: #IB615, summer (independent work)
Course: #IB616, S1
Course: #IB618, S2
Grade offered: 12
Credits: 1.5 (year-long course plus independent summer course, enroll in all three)
Prerequisites: IB Mathematics HL Year 2 or AP Calculus AB and AP Stats
Advanced course beyond Calculus that includes: Linear algebra, discrete math, advanced geometry, sequence and series calculus, advanced statistics, group theory
SL Course: #IB620, S1
SL Course: #IB621, S2
HL Course: #IB622, S1
HL Course: #IB623, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Honors Precalculus or a B+ or better in Precalculus
SL Course: #IB624, S1
SL Course: #IB625, S2
HL Course: #IB626, S1
HL Course: #IB627, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of FST or Precalculus
Course: #IB612, Year 2, S1
Course: #IB614, Year 2, S2
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: 2.0 (two-year course)
Prerequisites: IB Mathematics HL Year 1
This course covers advanced math topics including pure and applied mathematics with emphasis on probability distributions, statistical analysis, and calculus.
Course: #IB604, S1
Course: #IB606, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
Prerequisites: Completion of Precalculus (grade B or better) or Precalculus Honors (grade C or better)
This course is a study of a variety of mathematical topics with emphasis on statistics and the fundamentals of calculus.
Course: #IB600, S1
Course: #IB602, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
.5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of FST or permission from the Advanced Learning Coordinator
This course is a survey of mathematical topics, pure and applied. Several of the topics covered are outside of the typical math sequence.
Course: #3202, S1
Course: #3203, S2
Grade(s) offered: 11-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of FST or school counselor recommendation
This course is a survey of mathematical topics including pure and applied math topics.
Course: #3234, S1
Course: #3236, S2
Grades Offered: 9-12
Credits: 1.0 (year-long course)
Students who successfully complete the course with a C- or better and follow the proper steps may be eligible to earn dual credit through a local community college.
Prerequisites: AP Calculus BC Semester 1 and 2; Passing score of 3, 4 or 5 on the AP BC exam or IB Mathematics HL Year 2
This third semester college calculus course includes differential and integral calculus in two or more variables.
Course: #3212, S1
Course: #3214, S2
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: A- or better in Higher Algebra or B- or better in Higher Algebra Honors or FST
This course is an advanced study of functions, graphs, and trigonometry intended to prepare students for the study of Calculus.
Course: #3216, S1
Course: #3218, S2
Course: #T312 F/W*, Tonka Online
Course: #T314 F/W*, Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: A in Higher Algebra or B+ or better in Higher Algebra Honors
An advanced study of functions, graphs, and trigonometry along with additional pure math topics including: induction, vectors, sequences, parametric, and polar coordinates.
Course: #T345S, summer only, Tonka Online
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Higher Algebra or Higher Algebra Honors
A half-credit summer course to prepare students for precalculus after completion of higher algebra.
Course: #2912, S1
Course: #2914, S2
Course: #T300 F/W*, Tonka Online
Course: #T302 F/W*, Tonka Online
*Online, complete part 1 before part 2.
Grade(s) offered: 9-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: C or better in Algebra of Lines
This course is equivalent to a first year Algebra course plus additional emphasis on quadratic relationships.
Course: #3220, S1
Course: #3222, S2
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Higher Algebra (C or better)
This is a course involves guided application of the study of statistics including: experimental design, data analysis, and methods of inference.
Registration is open from March 1-10, 2019
VANTAGE is Minnetonka High School’s advanced professional studies program. Through experiential learning, VANTAGE offers a unique opportunity for students to apply their coursework in real-world settings. There are seven areas of study:
