Course Offerings

This covers the first semester of the Algebra 1 course. This course stresses precision of language and emphasizes algebraic laws and structure. The course content consists of number concepts, linear expressions, functions and equations, polynomial expressions, quadratic equations, graphing, and probability statistics, and data analysis. Technology support will be included in instruction. A scientific calculator is required. Students who have earned credit previously can also attend this course as an enrichment opportunity.

This covers the second semester of the Algebra 1 course. This course stresses precision of language and emphasizes algebraic laws and structure. The course content consists of number concepts, linear expressions, functions and equations, polynomial expressions, quadratic equations, graphing, and probability statistics, and data analysis. Technology support will be included in instruction. A scientific calculator is required. Students who have earned credit previously can also attend this course as an enrichment opportunity.

This covers the first semester of the Algebra 2 course. This course reinforces the concepts of Algebra 1 and gives a more thorough understanding of the number system, of graphical representation, and of the function concept. The study of topics such as quadratic functions, complex numbers, matrices and determinants, and probability, gives the student increased computational skills, as well as the ability to apply them to wider fields. A scientific calculator is required.

This covers the second semester of the Algebra 2 course. This course reinforces the concepts of Algebra 1 and gives a more thorough understanding of the number system, of graphical representation, and of the function concept. The study of topics such as quadratic functions, complex numbers, matrices and determinants, and probability, gives the student increased computational skills, as well as the ability to apply them to wider fields. A scientific calculator is required.

This covers the first semester of Algebra 2 with Trig. This course integrates pure and applied mathematics throughout as students learn about various functions from numerical, graphical and analytical representations. In addition to reinforcing algebra topics, students study variation, quadratic functions and relations, complex numbers, exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomials, series, combinations, and trigonometric functions. A graphing calculator is required.

This covers the second semester of Algebra 2 with Trig. This course integrates pure and applied mathematics throughout as students learn about various functions from numerical, graphical and analytical representations. In addition to reinforcing algebra topics, students study variation, quadratic functions and relations, complex numbers, exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomials, series, combinations, and trigonometric functions. A graphing calculator is required.

This covers the first semester of Biology. Biology presents an introduction to living organisms, how they function, and how they interact in the biosphere. Topics of study include: Ecology, Populations, Human Impact, Photosynthesis, Genetics, DNA, Evolution and Homeostasis. Biology is a lab-based course aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards.

This covers the second semester of Biology. Biology presents an introduction to living organisms, how they function, and how they interact in the biosphere. Topics of study include: Ecology, Populations, Human Impact, Photosynthesis, Genetics, DNA, Evolution and Homeostasis. Biology is a lab-based course aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards.

This covers the first semester of Chemistry. Chemistry is a course that deals specifically with the nature of matter and the changes it undergoes. Students will improve their ability to observe accurately, organize information effectively, become adept at making valid conclusions, and improve their problem-solving skills. Qualitative and quantitative laboratory exercises are used to illustrate and emphasize principles. Topics of study include: Matter, Intermolecular Forces, Nuclear Chemistry, Chemical Reactions, The Mole and Stoichiometry, Thermochemistry, Reaction Kinetics and Equilibrium. This is a lab-based course that is aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.

This covers the second semester of Chemistry. Chemistry is a course that deals specifically with the nature of matter and the changes it undergoes. Students will improve their ability to observe accurately, organize information effectively, become adept at making valid conclusions, and improve their problem-solving skills. Qualitative and quantitative laboratory exercises are used to illustrate and emphasize principles. Topics of study include: Matter, Intermolecular Forces, Nuclear Chemistry, Chemical Reactions, The Mole and Stoichiometry, Thermochemistry, Reaction Kinetics and Equilibrium. This is a lab-based course that is aligned with Next Generation Science Standards.

Learn the personal finance and consumer skills necessary to survive on your own. Explore the world of financial decision making and learn how to exercise your rights as a consumer. Topics include, budgeting, credit management, saving, investing, comparison shopping, insurance, car-buying, and housing, and taxes. Take Consumer Management to begin good financial practices early! This class meets the Consumer Education graduation requirement.

This is a remotely taught class that operates on the same schedule as in-person summer school. Learn the personal finance and consumer skills necessary to survive on your own. Explore the world of financial decision making and learn how to exercise your rights as a consumer. Topics include, budgeting, credit management, saving, investing, comparison shopping, insurance, car-buying, and housing, and taxes. Take Consumer Management to begin good financial practices early! This class meets the Consumer Education graduation requirement

English 1 introduces students to the major genres, themes, and approaches that they will encounter throughout their high school career in the English classroom. Activities, assignments, and thematic units will encourage students to make meaningful connections and to extend understanding beyond the text. Through a balance of contemporary and classic works from a multitude of genres, students will improve their writing, reading, speaking, and listening skills.

This covers the second semester of the English 1 course. English 1 introduces students to the major genres, themes, and approaches that they will encounter throughout their high school career in the English classroom. Activities, assignments, and thematic units will encourage students to make meaningful connections and to extend understanding beyond the text. Through a balance of contemporary and classic works from a multitude of genres, students will improve their writing, reading, speaking, and listening skills.

This covers the first semester of the English 2 course. This course in literature explores, compares, and evaluates universal themes of initiation, growing up, and human relationships. Integrated into each unit are vocabulary development, literary analysis techniques, composition and grammar skills, and study of literary forms such as the novel, drama, poetry and the short story. After students explore the literature through discussion group activities and individual study, they evaluate and synthesize various concepts and themes through exams, projects, and formal essays. In addition, students may research related topics and read texts outside of class.

This covers the second semester of the English 2 course. This course in literature explores, compares, and evaluates universal themes of initiation, growing up, and human relationships. Integrated into each unit are vocabulary development, literary analysis techniques, composition and grammar skills, and study of literary forms such as the novel, drama, poetry and the short story. After students explore the literature through discussion group activities and individual study, they evaluate and synthesize various concepts and themes through exams, projects, and formal essays. In addition, students may research related topics and read texts outside of class.

This covers the first semester of the English 3 course. In this thematically organized course, students examine American culture (or complex/thought provoking ideologies) through (American) literature, art, and music. Student engagement drives many of the activities and projects in English 3. Students are continuously challenged by open-ended essential questions that trigger ongoing inquiry and discussion. In this course teachers invite student participation and a constant exchange of ideas through various learning structures.

This covers the second semester of the English 3 course. In this thematically organized course, students examine American culture (or complex/thought provoking ideologies) through (American) literature, art, and music. Student engagement drives many of the activities and projects in English 3. Students are continuously challenged by open-ended essential questions that trigger ongoing inquiry and discussion. In this course teachers invite student participation and a constant exchange of ideas through various learning structures.

While supporting students' continued development of the English language, this course teaches students financial responsibility. This class helps students coming from a variety of economic systems understand and adapt to the free market economy of the United States. Topics studied include money management (budgeting, credit, saving and investing, and taxes); risk management (health insurance, auto insurance, life insurance and property insurance); comparison shopping; and consumer rights and responsibilities. In addition, students explore careers and discover how to get and keep a job. After completion of this course, students will be able to make wise personal and financial decisions and know where to get help when needed. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

The purpose of this Math course is to prepare English Learners for the transition into general education mathematics courses. This course reinforces conceptual understanding and procedural fluency of foundational Algebra 1 content while integrating plane, solid and coordinate geometry. This course will combine the curricula of algebra and geometry in order to complete both courses in one school year. Problem-solving, multiple representations of mathematical relationships. By teacher or counselor recommendation only. Prerequisite: Algebra 1

The purpose of this Math course is to prepare English Learners for the transition into general education mathematics courses. This course reinforces conceptual understanding and procedural fluency of foundational Algebra 1 content while integrating plane, solid and coordinate geometry. This course will combine the curricula of algebra and geometry in order to complete both courses in one school year. Problem-solving, multiple representations of mathematical relationships. By teacher or counselor recommendation only. Prerequisite: Algebra 1

This course is appropriate for non-English speaking students. An intense immersion in English language and American culture will prepare students for EL 2 and EL 3 and other appropriate academic classes. Students will improve their English language proficiency in the language domains of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This course is appropriate for non-English speaking students. An intense immersion in English language and American culture will prepare students for EL 2 and EL 3 and other appropriate academic classes. Students will improve their English language proficiency in the language domains of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This course is designed with the English Language Learner in mind. Students will build and expand their communication skills and vocabulary. The class incorporates individual, partner, and group work that explore a variety of speech activities. The highlights include job interviewing, a Radio/TV News report, and speeches that focus on cultural celebrations, a demonstration, personal narratives and informative topics. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This EL Social Studies course is designed to meet two objectives: to improve each student's English language ability and to learn about United States history. Students explore significant events from the Colonial Period through the 20th Century and will be encouraged to think critically about the events and people that have come to define the United States. Students also practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English. Successful completion of U.S. History provides students with the skills and background knowledge needed in U.S. Government and Politics EL. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This EL Social Studies course is designed to meet two objectives: to improve each student's English language ability and to learn about United States history. Students explore significant events from the Colonial Period through the 20th Century and will be encouraged to think critically about the events and people that have come to define the United States. Students also practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English. Successful completion of U.S. History provides students with the skills and background knowledge needed in U.S. Government and Politics EL. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This covers the first semester of Geometry with Trig. This course is a continuation of Algebra 2 topics that focus on exponential and logarithmic functions and trigonometry. Geometry will focus on plane, 3D-space, and coordinate geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines and an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. A scientific calculator is required.

This covers the second semester of Geometry with Trig. This course is a continuation of Algebra 2 topics that focus on exponential and logarithmic functions and trigonometry. Geometry will focus on plane, 3D-space, and coordinate geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines and an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. A scientific calculator is required.

This is an online credit recovery class designed to give students the opportunity to earn credit in a variety of courses. A Glenbard teacher will monitor and support students throughout the summer semester. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This is an online credit recovery class designed to give students the opportunity to earn credit in a variety of courses. A Glenbard teacher will monitor and support students throughout the summer semester. By teacher or counselor recommendation only.

This covers the first semester of the Integrated Alg/Geo course. This accelerated course reinforces conceptual understanding and procedural fluency of foundational Algebra 1 content, while integrating plane, solid, and coordinate geometry. Problem-solving, multiple representations of mathematical relationships, and effective use of technology are emphasized. This course satisfies the requirement for Algebra and Geometry. A scientific calculator is required.

This covers the second semester of the Integrated Alg/Geo course. This accelerated course reinforces conceptual understanding and procedural fluency of foundational Algebra 1 content, while integrating plane, solid, and coordinate geometry. Problem-solving, multiple representations of mathematical relationships, and effective use of technology are emphasized. This course satisfies the requirement for Algebra and Geometry. A scientific calculator is required.

This covers the first semester of Physics. Physics is the way in which we seek to understand the nature of the physical universe. Emphasis is placed on logical and mathematical analysis of theoretical and experimental situations. The concepts of physics are investigated and discovered in the laboratory followed by problem solving and graphical analysis. Among the topics studied are: measurement, motion, energy, Newton's Laws and waves. Physics is a lab-based course aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards.

This covers the second semester of Physics. Physics is the way in which we seek to understand the nature of the physical universe. Emphasis is placed on logical and mathematical analysis of theoretical and experimental situations. The concepts of physics are investigated and discovered in the laboratory followed by problem solving and graphical analysis. Among the topics studied are: measurement, motion, energy, Newton's Laws and waves. Physics is a lab-based course aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards.

Pre-calculus is a one year course that emphasizes an in-depth understanding of functions, including linear, quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric functions. Other topics include vectors, matrices, logarithms, and complex numbers. Real world applications are used. There is extensive graphing calculator use in this course.

Pre-calculus is a one year course that emphasizes an in-depth understanding of functions, including linear, quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric functions. Other topics include vectors, matrices, logarithms, and complex numbers. Real world applications are used. There is extensive graphing calculator use in this course.

Students examine the various components of the communication process to help them develop confidence in public speaking. Special attention is given to voice and diction, finding and using materials, speech organization, and nonverbal delivery. Students engage in a variety of projects and oral presentations involving interpersonal, group, and public communication processes. Students are required to give demonstration, informative, and persuasive speeches as well as other speeches. This course is strongly recommended for those students who plan on a career that necessitates public speaking or interpersonal communication. This course fulfills the speech requirement for graduation. Glenbard now offers Dual Credit Speech to eligible 11th & 12th graders. It is recommended you discuss with your counselor which Speech course is most appropriate for you.

Technology Essentials/Computer Applications is a course designed to teach students the computer skills necessary for success in high school and beyond. Students will become proficient in the use of Microsoft Office programs (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access and Publisher) and build simple web pages. Keyboarding speed and technique will be developed through work on drills and other assignments.

This is a remotely taught class that operates on the same schedule as in-person summer school. In this course, students will develop and enhance vital computer skills for use in high school, college, the workplace, and in life. Students will become proficient in researching, solving problems, communicating, producing documents and keyboarding. Microsoft Office software including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will be used along with Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. Formatting documents properly along with using the appropriate software program to accomplish a variety of tasks will be the focus. Students will also enhance their keyboarding skills.

Students in U.S. Government and Politics will begin their study by examining classical political philosophies and explore the practical operations of government at the local, state, and national levels. Students will be encouraged to think critically about the role of individual citizens in the political process and are expected to engage in activities which involve active citizenship both in and outside of the classroom. Successful completion of this course fulfills the state of Illinois' and District 87's civics requirement for graduation.

This is a remotely taught class that operates on the same schedule as in-person summer school. Students in U.S. Government and Politics will begin their study by examining classical political philosophies and explore the practical operations of government at the local, state, and national levels. Students will be encouraged to think critically about the role of individual citizens in the political process and are expected to engage in activities which involve active citizenship both in and outside of the classroom. Successful completion of this course fulfills the state of Illinois' and District 87's civics requirement for graduation.

This covers the first semester of U.S. History. U.S. History is a survey course covering the history of the United States from the Colonial Period through the 20th Century. By examining the political, social, and economic roots, students will better understand the current developments that affect their lives. Students will expand their reading, writing, speaking, and critical thinking skills as they analyze primary and secondary historical materials and evaluate the ideals upon which the United States was built. Successful completion of this course fulfills the state of Illinois' and District 87's US History requirement for graduation.

This covers the second semester of U.S. History. U.S. History is a survey course covering the history of the United States from the Colonial Period through the 20th Century. By examining the political, social, and economic roots, students will better understand the current developments that affect their lives. Students will expand their reading, writing, speaking, and critical thinking skills as they analyze primary and secondary historical materials and evaluate the ideals upon which the United States was built. Successful completion of this course fulfills the state of Illinois' and District 87's US History requirement for graduation.

This covers the first semester of World History. World History studies the diverse cultures of the world as well as significant events from the first civilizations to the modern age so that students may better appreciate the story of humankind. By analyzing the contributions of past civilizations and investigating key periods in history, students can better understand the modern world. The course utilizes many primary and secondary sources to develop a global perspective and to foster growth in reading, writing, critical thinking, and geography skills. This course fulfills District 87's Global Studies recommendation.

This covers the second semester of World History. World History studies the diverse cultures of the world as well as significant events from the first civilizations to the modern age so that students may better appreciate the story of humankind. By analyzing the contributions of past civilizations and investigating key periods in history, students can better understand the modern world. The course utilizes many primary and secondary sources to develop a global perspective and to foster growth in reading, writing, critical thinking, and geography skills. This course fulfills District 87's Global Studies recommendation.

This course is designed to assist students in making a successful transition from middle school to high school in Algebra. The course will reinforce pre-Algebra skills by working on specific topics where students typically need a strong foundation.

This course is designed to assist students in making a successful transition from middle school to high school in Algebra. The course will reinforce pre-Algebra skills by working on specific topics where students typically need a strong foundation.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in Algebra 2.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in Algebra 2.

This course is designed to help students succeed in Algebra 2 with Trig. Topics include relations and functions, polynomial functions, the factor and remainder theorems, trigonometric functions, and problem solving skills. Emphasis is placed on the use of modern technology in solving problems.

This course is designed to help students succeed in Algebra 2 with Trig. Topics include relations and functions, polynomial functions, the factor and remainder theorems, trigonometric functions, and problem solving skills. Emphasis is placed on the use of modern technology in solving problems.

This course is designed to help students succeed in Algebra 2 with Trig Honors. Topics include relations and functions, polynomial functions, the factor and remainder theorems, trigonometric functions, and problem solving skills. Emphasis is placed on the use of modern technology in solving problems. This class addresses the fast moving pace of the honors curriculum during the regular school year.

This course is designed to help students succeed in Algebra 2 with Trig Honors. Topics include relations and functions, polynomial functions, the factor and remainder theorems, trigonometric functions, and problem solving skills. Emphasis is placed on the use of modern technology in solving problems. This class addresses the fast moving pace of the honors curriculum during the regular school year.

The skills necessary for success in AP Biology will be reviewed. Note taking and study skills will be taught, as well as a review of the foundational Biology concepts. In addition, a focus will be in scientific writing.

The skills necessary for success in AP Biology will be reviewed. Note taking and study skills will be taught, as well as a review of the foundational Biology concepts. In addition, a focus will be in scientific writing.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in AP Chemistry.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in AP Chemistry.

This course reviews the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges students to explore how computing and technology can impact our everyday world. It also reviews methods and techniques of programming design.

This course reviews the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges students to explore how computing and technology can impact our everyday world. It also reviews methods and techniques of programming design.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in AP English Language and Composition.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in AP English Language and Composition.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in AP English Language and Composition.

Mindset course to provide first time AP students the skills needed to be successful in all AP courses.

The AP Launch summer class is for students taking their first AP course. The class teaches study habits, intellectual curiosity, reading analysis, test-taking strategies, time management, argumentative writing, mental toughness, self-advocacy and MUCH more. You don't want to miss this!

Biology can be a fascinating course where students explore life sciences such as genetics, cell biology, environment impact, ecology, and more. But did you know that this challenging course involves in depth analysis and reading skills? This Biology Bridge course offers a hands-on experience designed with interactive lab activities, concept development, and academic strategies to prepare students for the study of biology.

Biology can be a fascinating course where students explore life sciences such as genetics, cell biology, environment impact, ecology, and more. But did you know that this challenging course involves in depth analysis and reading skills? This Biology Bridge course offers a hands-on experience designed with interactive lab activities, concept development, and academic strategies to prepare students for the study of biology.

Biology can be a fascinating course where students explore life sciences such as genetics, cell biology, environment impact, ecology, and more. But did you know that this challenging course involves in depth analysis and reading skills? Success in biology depends on these skills plus student interest and engagement. Therefore, this course offers a hands-on experience designed with interactive lab activities, concept development, and academic strategies to prepare students for the study of biology.

Biology can be a fascinating course where students explore life sciences such as genetics, cell biology, environment impact, ecology, and more. But did you know that this challenging course involves in depth analysis and reading skills? Success in biology depends on these skills plus student interest and engagement. Therefore, this course offers a hands-on experience designed with interactive lab activities, concept development, and academic strategies to prepare students for the study of biology.

This enrichment course will provide a solid foundation for students in understanding lab methods, and expectations and content before beginning Chemistry in the fall. The goal is to have this class prepare students for further learning about chemistry of matter, equilibrium, kinetics, potential and kinetic energy, and atomic structure.

This enrichment course will provide a solid foundation for students in understanding lab methods, and expectations and content before beginning Chemistry in the fall. The goal is to have this class prepare students for further learning about chemistry of matter, equilibrium, kinetics, potential and kinetic energy, and atomic structure.

This enrichment course will provide a solid foundation for students in understanding lab methods and expectations and content before beginning chemistry honors in the fall. The goal is to have this class prepare students for further learning about chemistry of matter, equilibrium, kinetics, potential and kinetic energy, and atomic structure and the fast pace of the chemistry honors environment.

This enrichment course will provide a solid foundation for students in understanding lab methods and expectations and content before beginning chemistry honors in the fall. The goal is to have this class prepare students for further learning about chemistry of matter, equilibrium, kinetics, potential and kinetic energy, and atomic structure and the fast pace of the chemistry honors environment.

Get a jump on the college application process before your senior year begins. Learn how to determine which colleges require essays, letters of rec and other materials to apply. Students will have the opportunity to work with School Counseling and English Dept staff to organize and develop their college application materials in advance. Topics include navigating through Naviance and other resources, understanding application requirements and timelines and completing FAFSA, RISE and other financial documents. Students will visit one local university to learn more about college visits.

Do you want to jump start your transition into high school? This course is designed to help students as they transition into English 1 in high school. Learn organizational skills that will help with reading, note-taking and essay writing, as well as working collaboratively in small and large groups. Invite a friend or come to meet new people. This course is a great way to bridge your middle school memories to the high school experience.

Do you want to jump start your transition into high school? This course is designed to help students as they transition into English 1 in high school. Learn organizational skills that will help with reading, note-taking and essay writing, as well as working collaboratively in small and large groups. Invite a friend or come to meet new people. This course is a great way to bridge your middle school memories to the high school experience.

This bridge course is for freshman students committed to challenging themselves in English 1 Honors. This course will expose and engage students in analytical reading, writing, and discussions. Skills to be developed include textual annotation, note taking and organizing essays. Content is constructed to stimulate intellectual thinking and prepare students to the rigor and pace of a freshman honors course.

This bridge course is for freshman students committed to challenging themselves in English 1 Honors. This course will expose and engage students to various types of analytical reading writing, and discussions. Skills to be developed include textual annotation, proper note taking and organizing essays. Content is constructed to stimulate intellectual thinking and prepare students to the rigor and pace of a freshman honors course.

This bridge course is for freshman students committed to challenging themselves in English 1 Honors. This course will expose and engage students in analytical reading, writing, and discussions. Skills to be developed include textual annotation, note taking and organizing essays. Content is constructed to stimulate intellectual thinking and prepare students to the rigor and pace of a freshman honors course.

This bridge course is for freshman students committed to challenging themselves in English 1 Honors. This course will expose and engage students to various types of analytical reading writing, and discussions. Skills to be developed include textual annotation, proper note taking and organizing essays. Content is constructed to stimulate intellectual thinking and prepare students to the rigor and pace of a freshman honors course.

This course is designed for incoming freshmen as well as current Glenbard students who need additional practice in the language before entering French 2. Students will focus on key skills and concepts to ensure a smooth transition to the level 2 world language classroom.

This course is designed to reinforce the concepts and skills learned in Algebra, and to assist students in the transition from middle school to high school mathematics. This course will provide a head start on material covered in Honors Geometry.

This course is designed to reinforce the concepts and skills learned in Algebra, and to assist students in the transition from middle school to high school mathematics. This course will provide a head start on material covered in Honors Geometry.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in Geometry with Trigonometry.

This course is designed to help prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to be successful in Geometry with Trigonometry.

Students enrolled in Integrated Algebra and Geometry for next school year will hit the ground running. This Bridge class will focus on building and refreshing algebra skills that are vital to a student's success in this course. We will work through solving equations, graphing, factoring, and much more to build a level of confidence for beginning Integrated Algebra and Geometry.

Students enrolled in Integrated Algebra and Geometry for next school year will hit the ground running. This Bridge class will focus on building and refreshing algebra skills that are vital to a student's success in this course. We will work through solving equations, graphing, factoring, and much more to build a level of confidence for beginning Integrated Algebra and Geometry.

Pathways is designed to assist 6th & 7th graders in the area of English and Math.

Providing reinforcement of the skills learned in Algebra 2 With Trigonometry, this course provides a foundation for success in pre-calculus. Topics will include a review of functions, curve sketching, exponential logarithmic functions, and extension of basic trigonometric functions.

Providing reinforcement of the skills learned in Algebra 2 With Trigonometry, this course provides a foundation for success in pre-calculus. Topics will include a review of functions, curve sketching, exponential logarithmic functions, and extension of basic trigonometric functions.

This course is designed for incoming freshmen as well as current Glenbard students who need additional practice in the language before entering Spanish 2. Students will focus on key skills and concepts to ensure a smooth transition to the level 2 world language classroom.