Grade 9

This course is mandatory for grade 9 students and is offered in two pathways: De-streamed (MTH1W), and Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP). The Grade 9 Math curriculum focuses on number sense, algebra, geometry, data management, and introductory proportional reasoning. Students will develop problem-solving, logical reasoning, and communication skills. The Pre-AP pathway provides enriched content and faster pacing to prepare students for Advanced Placement mathematics in senior grades.

Grade 10

This course is mandatory for grade 10 students and is offered in three pathways: Academic (MPM2D), Applied (MPM2P), and Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP). The Grade 10 Math curriculum includes algebra (linear and quadratic equations), geometry (properties of shapes and transformations), trigonometry, and data management. Academic students prepare for university-level math courses, Applied students focus on practical applications, and Pre-AP students experience enriched content and accelerated pacing.

Grade 11

Grade 11 students select their math pathway based on their post-secondary plans. Pathways include University Preparation (MCR3U, MCF3M), College Preparation (MBF3C, MFM3P), and Advanced Placement (AP Pre-Calculus). The curriculum deepens understanding of algebra, functions, trigonometry, probability, and statistics. Students develop higher-level reasoning, problem-solving, and analytical skills to prepare for Grade 12 and post-secondary mathematics.

Grade 12

Grade 12 math courses are designed to meet post-secondary requirements, with pathways including University Preparation (MHF4U, MCV4U), College Preparation (MAP4C, MDM4U), and Advanced Placement (AP Calculus/Statistics). Students refine skills in calculus, advanced functions, data management, and discrete math. University pathway courses prepare students for STEM programs, College pathway courses emphasize applied problem-solving, and AP courses offer enriched content for advanced study.