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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I see six math courses from Math 1 to 6. If doing algebra 1 in 8th, with what Math do they start at TJ?[/quote]

TJ math courses are semesters.  They will start in Math 1, and also need to take research statistics at the same time.

https://tjhsst.fcps.edu/node/3332[/quote]
Thanks for the chart. Referring to the elective page, when you hear few students complete Advanced Math Techniques/ Differential Equations in 12th, that would imply enrollment of multi variable/linear in 11th, and Calc AB or BC in 10th? how is this possible to go have completed upto Math 6 in just freshman year? I assume they enter TJ having completed a higher level math from middle school or skipped certain math levels?[/quote]

There are kids who enter TJ having completed Algebra 2. I think the vast majority of kids enter having completed Geometry and would be starting at Algebra 2/Trig. [/quote]
Either of these kids, what TJ courses do they take in Freshman to start Calc BC in sophomore?[/quote]

Algebra 1 in 6th
Geometry in 7th
Algebra 2 in 8th

It's a track that parents or teachers have to push for with some extraordinary proof, not a normal advertised thing.[/quote]
I mean, what courses among TJ math 1 to 6 series do they complete in freshman, in order to take Calc BC in sophomore?[/quote]

Math 4/5 are precalculus classes, so if those were taken freshman year they'd be set to do calculus as a sophomore and have access to elective/higher level math junior/senior year.[/quote]

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