Math MS IV - Advanced Algebra I / Intro to Algebra II (Virtual)

Our Math MS IV course is the culmination of our Algebra I program and bridges into key Algebra II topics, offering students a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of algebraic and geometric concepts. Designed for advanced middle schoolers, this class challenges students with higher-level material and prepares them for future success in advanced mathematics.

Students will review and extend their knowledge of linear and quadratic functions, systems of equations, and factoring, while also exploring more complex topics such as rational and radical expressions, conic sections, and polynomial functions. This course emphasizes both conceptual understanding and practical application through real-world problems and multi-step exercises.

Math MS IV Topics Include:

• Linear Functions Review

• Writing the Equation of Lines

• Systems of Two Equations

• Solving Systems of Three Variables (with Elimination and Word Problems)

• Characteristics of Quadratic Functions

• Graphing Quadratic Functions (All Forms)

• Real-World Applications of Quadratics

• Factoring Polynomials

• Solving Quadratic and Nonlinear Equations

• Operating with Rational Expressions

• Complex Numbers and Complex Fractions

• Radical Expressions and Equations

• Writing Polynomial Functions

• Graphing and Writing Equations for:

  • Circles

  • Ellipses

  • Hyperbolas

• Transformations of Quadratic and Absolute Value Functions

• Returning Students who have successfully completed our Math MS III course.

• New Students: Please email [email protected] to request an assessment prior to enrollment.