This course introduces students to interpreting and writing expressions, rational expressions, radicals, exponents, equations, inequalities, coordinate plane and quadratic equations.

This course builds on the math concepts learned in Algebra I.  This course will guide you through linear equataions, graphs, matrices, polynomials and radical expressions, quadratic equations, functions, exponential and logarithmic expressions, sequences and series, probability and trigonometry.

How does the body work?  What is homeostasis, and why is it so important for our well-being?  We will discuss these questions and learn many interesting facts about the various functions our bodies perform.

Are you curious about your environment and other life forms on this planet?  In this course we will aim to broaden your knowledge in the wide field of biology.

In this course we will travel to the future of two different countries.  We will discover new worlds and fascinating characters all from the comfortable seats of our classroom.

This course is the study of points, lines, planes, and shapes.  Knowing geometry will help you in many ways.  Anytime you read a map, look at a floor plan, or set up a baseball diamond, youare using the basic ideas of geometry.

Now is the time to earn your High School Equivalency Degree!  The HiSET is the high school equivalency exam in Maine.  This course will help prepare you for the five subject areas of the HiSET exam:  Reading, Writing, Social Studies, Science, and Math.  We'll review content in each of these areas and learn some test-taking strategies.  You may enroll in HiSET preparation classes at anytime.

Have you ever wondered what different animals live in the deepest depths of the ocean?  Have you ever asked yourself why the ocean water is salty?  Join this class, bring your questions, and we will work together to uncover the mysteries of the world's biggest body of water.