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Florida High School Math and Science Curriculums

. US K-12 System. A Graphical K-12 System . High School. High school usually runs either from grades 9-12 or from grades 10-12.All schools, including high schools, are provided by local school districts and not by the central government. High school students have more control of their education, even core classes..

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Florida High School Math and Science Curriculums

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    1. Florida High School Math and Science Curriculums

    2. US K-12 System

    4. High School High school usually runs either from grades 9-12 or from grades 10-12. All schools, including high schools, are provided by local school districts and not by the central government. High school students have more control of their education, even core classes.

    5. High School Curriculum Structure Most schools: 7-8 class short period ( 30-45 min) on daily schedule. Some have 3-4 class period (90 min) per day Many HS: "core" areas: English, science, social studies, and mathematics every year Other HS: required number of credits after 10th grade, allowing more freedom in selection

    6. Science Courses Three science courses required generally Biology Chemistry Physics Other science courses include: Physical, life science, geology, anatomy, health science, environmental science, and forensic science.

    7. High School Mathematics Courses Typically include: Prealgebra Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Trigonometry Advanced study options can include Precalculus, calculus, statistics, and discrete math

    8. Math

    9. General Mathematics

    10. Remedial Mathematics

    11. Algebra

    12. Mathematical Analysis

    13. Calculus

    14. Applied Mathematics

    15. Geometry

    16. Integrated Mathematics

    17. Liberal Arts Mathematics

    18. Mathematical Studies

    19. Probability and Statistics

    20. Trigonometry

    21. Discrete Mathematics

    22. Science

    23. General Sciences

    24. Biological Sciences

    25. Earth/Space Sciences

    26. Physical Sciences

    27. Physical Sciences, Contd

    28. Integrated Science

    29. Integrated Science, Contd

    30. References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_United_States http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_education_in_the_United_States#High_school_.28Grades_9_through_12.29

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