About the Course
This full-year Common Core-aligned course focuses on the study of algebraic manipulation and graphical interpretations as you cover topics taught in preparation for Honors Algebra I. You’ll grow comfortable with concepts like radicals and exponents, linear equations and systems of equations, functions, congruence, and similarity through fun online lessons, videos, practice problems, and class forums. The course provides ample practice and graded assessments including skill checks, tests, and cumulative exams. You’ll also get the chance to delve into applications and modeling by working on creative projects. Your instructor will be available for learning support and one-on-one review sessions for graded assessments.
Learning Objectives
- Classify numbers as rational or irrational
- Work with radicals and integer exponents in expressions, operations, and equations
- Model relationships with linear equations and lines
- Solve linear equations and 2x2 linear systems
- Evaluate and compare functions
- Create functions that model relationships between quantities
- Determine if two figures are congruent or similar using transformations
- Apply the Pythagorean Theorem in problem solving
- Calculate angle measures and volumes in geometric figures
- Investigate patterns of association in bivariate data
About Extreme Acceleration courses
These courses offer topics condensed into a highly concentrated and accelerated learning experience, and are best suited for advanced learners craving a truly intensive challenge. In online Extreme Acceleration courses, students progress at their own pace with guidance from instructors.
Requirements
CTY courses have grade-level requirements and most require minimum test scores. Some courses may also have prerequisites.
Identification DetailsDates and Tuition
Online
You will be asked to join or sign in first.
Register by: December 15, 2025
Time Commitment:
This class does not require the purchase of additional materials.
Time Commitment: 3-6 hours per week (1-hour of optional meeting, 3-5 hours of independent work).
You will be asked to join or sign in first.
Register by: February 17, 2026
Time Commitment:
This class does not require the purchase of additional materials.
Time Commitment: 3-6 hours per week (1-hour of optional meeting, 3-5 hours of independent work).
Registration Fee and Financial Aid
Tuition and fees will be waived or reduced for students who qualify for financial aid.
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