Inspired by the freedom of Outschool to chart our own course, we will cover all of Algebra I and II in one year (there is a lot of overlap),  and include amazing subjects like solving cubic equations and stylistically solving problems like a computer. 

Originally, Algebra I was designed as a terminal course for people who may never take another math course. Algebra II was designed as a harder version of the same material for students who were college bound. But I agree with some independent educators that Algebra I and II can be combined into a single course. This means a more thorough foundation at the beginning than a typical Algebra I class. 

Specifically we will cover in this section over 10 weeks:
Week 1: Solving Quadratics: Completing the Square
Week 2: Direct Variation, Inverse Variation, Joint Variation
Week 3: The Quadratic Formula
Week 4: The Discriminant
Week 5: Graphing Quadratics and Parabolas
Week 6: Distance Formula and Midpoint Formula
Week 7: Complex Numbers
Week 8: Solving Exponential Equations
Week 9: Interest Rate Problems
Week 10: Final Test


Incidentally, one of the best math teachers I had in high school accelerated the schedule of the class material then reserved a portion of the class for substantial review, practice exams, and extra help. To give you an idea, we completed every single publicly released AP Calculus exam (e.g. as homework or in class) before we ever sat down for the actual AP exam. That's why the last section (F) will be exclusively review. This reinforcement section is crucial. For students with an atypical learning style, this massive review at the end can be a godsend. 

Schedule: by arrangement