Mathematics
Department Directory
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| Jason Eusebi | (626) 934-4556 | Math/Computer Science |
| Kenneth Kakimoto | (626) 934-4497 | Math |
| Mijin Kim | (626) 934-4502 | Math |
| Tamara Lin | (626) 934-4557 | Math |
| Elaine Pacheco | (626) 934-4504 | Math |
| John Sandoval | (626) 934-4506 | Math |
| Eilene Shin | (626) 934-4501 | Korean/Math |
| Mai Nguyen | (626) 934-4558 | Math |
| Shirley Young | (626) 934-4554 | Math/Computer Science/Math Department Chair |
| Yan Zheng | (626) 934-4553 | Math |
Welcome to the Math Department
Our mission is to prepare students for college and career success by providing challenging, meaningful math instruction that builds confidence, skills, and a strong foundation for their future.
Course Pathways
In general:
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The entire series of Math 1 – Math 3 (or Math 1 Honors - Math 3 Honors) must be taken in order. Each class is a prerequisite of the next one and builds sequentially.
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Courses cannot be skipped regardless of tutoring over the summer or additional work outside of the school. Tutoring or other additional studies, although valuable, cannot be recorded on an official transcript. Colleges and universities must see each of the courses and content areas on the student transcript.
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Summer school may not be used for acceleration under any circumstance. (For example, a student in
Math 1 wants to take Math 2 during the summer so they can take Math 3 the following school year) -
AP Calculus AB/BC and AP Statistics may be taken concurrently
Course Descriptions
What are the differences between Honors & non-Honors courses?
What math classes do I need to be college or career ready?
- BSTEM vs. non-BSTEM pathways
- What math classes should a student take to get into a "good" college?
- Should I take AP Calculus or AP Statistics? What are the reasons why I should take it?