2026-2027 School Year
Algebra 2 Honors GVL
Course Description
All the mathematical concepts listed below will be investigated through functions, graphs, and word problems. The calculator will provide an enhancement of the material. Students will: gain an understanding of different algebraic models, including Linear, Absolute Value, Quadratic, Exponential, Logarithmic, Rational, Irrational, and Higher-Order Polynomials; study systems of linear equations and inequalities; quadratic relations such as circles, parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas; and sequences and series.
This class has summer homework.
Algebra 2 Virtual Lab is available for students who would benefit from an extra live practice session.
To be successful in this class:
Students should expect to complete two to three hours of work outside of class for each hour in class. Tests and assignments will be given to take home, to evaluate progress. A midterm and final exam will be administered, in class, at the end of each semester.
Grades: 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade
Course Tuition and Enrollment Fees can be found HERE. If applicable, see below for additional course fees (supply, lab, textbook, etc.)
Prerequisites:
- Algebra 1
- This course is only recommended as honors for those who have earned A’s (90-100) in previous high school math courses.
- Summer Assignment is required.
- Please review the Math Readiness and Prerequisites page to ensure that this course is the best choice for your student. This page includes a math readiness test.
Course Credit: 1 Honors Math Credit
Required Materials
Textbook:
Other Materials:
- TI-83 Graphing Calculator (or any graphing calculator that is approved for use on the SAT)
Optional Materials:
- Algebra 2 Teacher Edition (3rd Edition) BJU Press (This can be a helpful tool because it has answers to every problem and provides solutions in the page margins.)
Honors Addendum Summary
Honors students will complete:
- Extra honors problems on homework and tests.
- One honors project will be assigned each semester. The assignment is long, has multiple parts, and requires students to be creative. Students are encouraged to start the assignment early in the semester. It is not meant to be completed in one sitting.
Specific assignments and details for honors work will be provided by the teacher.
Meet Andi Scoggins
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with math minor, Lander University (1995)
Teaching experience: High school Algebra and K-8 Physical Education
UHC courses taught:
- Math Transition
- Pre-Algebra
- Algebra 2
Began teaching at UHC in 2006
