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High School Mathematics & Computer Science
Ann Arbor high school students earn four mathematics credits required for graduation by completing a four-year mathematics sequence. The mathematics credits required for graduation are:- Algebra I
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Fourth-year Mathematics course during the senior year
Course sequences that meet the graduation requirements are shown below including accelerated or advanced options (AC, AB, BC, and AP courses). These courses are guided by the Michigan K-12 Standards for Mathematics and prepare students to be College and Career Ready. For additional information about course selection and possible mathematics course sequences, see the Ann Arbor Public School Student Services GuideTypical Mathematics Course Sequences8th Grade
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
Grade 8 Math
Algebra 1
Geometry
Algebra 2
Senior Advanced Math
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PrecalculusOR*Mathematics ElectiveAlgebra 1 AC
Geometry
Algebra 2
Senior Advanced MathORPrecalculus*Mathematics ElectiveAlgebra 1 AC
Geometry AC
Algebra 2 AC
Precalculus AC
*Mathematics Elective*Mathematics Electives*Career Technical Education (CTE)ElectivesStudents may take the following CTE courses for 4th year mathematics graduation requirement.Calculus
Accounting I & II 0.5 credit each
Calculus AB, AP
Auto Services Technology 1 & 2 1.0 credits each
Calculus BC, AP
Engineering Design 0.5 credits
Computer Science Principles
Home Building 1.0 credit
Computer Science A, AP
Hospitality Today 1.0 credit
Computer Science Principles, AP
Money Management I & II 0.5 credit each
Computer Science Mobile App Development
Personal Finance 0.5 credits
Finance & Statistics
Principles of Engineering 0.5 credit
Math Analytical Thinking
Math, Senior Advanced
Precalculus
Precalculus, AC
Statistics
Statistics, AP
Anne Marie Nicoll-TurnerDistrict Mathematics Department Chairnicoll@aaps.k12.mi.us