Math Department
In SAU 70 mathematics classrooms, all children, at developmentally appropriate levels, are learning:
- to value mathematics,
- to see connections within mathematics,
- to see connections between mathematics and other areas,
- to be confident in their ability to do mathematics,
- to become mathematical problem solvers,
- to communicate mathematically, and
- to reason mathematically.
This is accomplished and assessed in classrooms where:
- inquiry is valued,
- discourse and discussion of mathematical ideas are part of the teaching and learning process,
- tools—including manipulatives, calculators, and computers—are used appropriately to support the understanding of mathematical ideas, and
- communities of learners of mathematics are created.
Students K-12 develop skills in and conceptual understanding of:
- numbers and operations,
- data analysis and probability,
- patterns and algebra,
- geometry and spatial sense,
- and measurement.
At Hanover High School, the Math Department offers 18 courses.
Click here to access our Math Department Flowchart, which illustrates where our courses can lead.
Click here to visit the Program of Studies, which describes our courses in greater detail.
Click here for the list of courses that meet the state's "math engagement" requirement.
Student Placement
- For Rising 9th Graders
- For Current HHS Students
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For Rising 9th Graders
For Current HHS Students
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What about Computer Science classes?
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to take both semesters of a math course?
- Should I take a higher-level math course online alongside my in-person course at HHS?
- Should I take a math course online over the summer in order to advance to a higher-level course in the subsequent school year?
- Should I try to—and do I need to—take Calculus in high school?
- Can I take a math or computer science course at Dartmouth?
Do I need to take both semesters of a math course?
Should I take a higher-level math course online alongside my in-person course at HHS?
Should I take a math course online over the summer in order to advance to a higher-level course in the subsequent school year?
Should I try to—and do I need to—take Calculus in high school?
Can I take a math or computer science course at Dartmouth?
Department Members
Corin Benedict
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Andrew Bishop
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John Donnelly
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Elizabeth Esinhart
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Swati Jogdand
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Andrew Kelly
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Morgan LaPointe
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Cynthia Sanschagrin
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Subhadra Srinivasan
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Warren Tucker
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Thomas Wharton
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