The EBHS math sequence: which class comes after yours
Your next math class at EBHS depends on two things: the class you're in now and your final grade in it. Here is the district's 2026-27 placement table, rewritten one course at a time, from Algebra I to Calculus III Honors.
How does math placement work at EBHS?
Find the class you're in now below. Each letter grade is your final grade in that class, and it points to the class you take next. Some steps also look back at an earlier grade, usually Algebra I or Algebra II.
These are the placement document's rules. If your situation isn't covered, or you're between two options, ask your counselor.
Algebra I and Geometry
What comes after Algebra I?
Geometry with Trigonometry, at a level set by your grade and the grade you're entering:
- A
- Geometry with Trigonometry Honors if entering grade 9. Geometry with Trigonometry if entering grade 10.
- B or C
- Geometry with Trigonometry
- D
- Geometry with Trigonometry (or repeat Algebra I) if entering grade 9. Geometry with Trigonometry plus Geometry Lab if entering grade 10.
- F
- Repeat Algebra I
What comes after Algebra I Honors?
- A, B or C
- Geometry with Trigonometry Honors if entering grade 8 or 9. Geometry with Trigonometry if entering grade 10.
- D
- Geometry with Trigonometry
- F
- Algebra I
What comes after Geometry with Trigonometry Honors?
- A, B or C
- Algebra II Honors
- D
- Contact the Math Supervisor
- F
- Geometry with Trigonometry
What comes after Geometry with Trigonometry?
This step also looks at your Algebra I grade:
- A
- Algebra II Honors, if you also had at least 90 in Algebra I
- B
- Algebra II Accelerated if you also had at least 80 in Algebra I. Otherwise Algebra II.
- C
- Algebra II
- D
- Algebra II, plus the Algebra II Lab if you also had below 70 in Algebra I
- F
- Geometry with Trigonometry with the Lab
Algebra II
What comes after Algebra II?
- A
- Pre-Calculus, or Pre-Calculus Accelerated if you did not take the Algebra II Lab
- B or C
- Pre-Calculus
- D
- Pre-Calculus if you're a rising junior. Fundamentals of College Math if you're a rising senior.
- F
- Repeat Algebra II with the Lab
What comes after Algebra II Accelerated?
- A
- Pre-Calculus with Limits Honors
- B or C
- Pre-Calculus Accelerated
- D
- Pre-Calculus
- F
- Algebra II
What comes after Algebra II Honors?
- A, B or C
- Pre-Calculus with Limits Honors
- D
- Pre-Calculus Accelerated
- F
- Algebra II Accelerated
Pre-Calculus
What comes after Pre-Calculus?
Calculus (1176) is the non-honors calculus course, and it isn't a dual-credit class. If you want Calculus Honors after pre-calc, you need Pre-Calculus Accelerated, not Pre-Calculus.
- A
- Statistics Honors, or Calculus (1176)
- B
- Statistics Honors if you have at least a B+ (86 to 89). Calculus (1176), seniors only.
- C
- Calculus (1176), seniors only
- D
- Fundamentals of College Math
- F
- Repeat Pre-Calculus
What comes after Pre-Calculus Accelerated?
- A
- Statistics Honors, Calculus Honors, AP Statistics (with at least 80 in Algebra II Accelerated), or AP Calculus AB (with at least 92 in Pre-Calculus Accelerated and 86 in Algebra II Accelerated, or 80 in Algebra II Honors)
- B
- Calculus Honors or Statistics Honors
- C
- Statistics Honors, or Calculus (1176) for seniors
- D
- Calculus (1176), seniors only
- F
- Pre-Calculus
What comes after Pre-Calculus Honors?
Pre-Calculus Honors is listed in the course guide as Pre-Calculus with Limits Honors.
- A
- AP Calculus BC (with at least 86 in Algebra II Honors), AP Calculus AB (with at least 80 in Algebra II Honors), AP Statistics, or AP Calculus AB and AP Statistics together
- B
- AP Calculus AB (with at least 80 in Algebra II Honors), AP Statistics, Calculus Honors, or Calculus Honors and AP Statistics together
- C or D
- Statistics Honors or Calculus Honors
- F
- Pre-Calculus Accelerated
Calculus and Statistics
What comes after Calculus Honors?
- A
- Statistics Honors, AP Statistics, Calculus II Honors, or Calculus II Honors doubled with AP Statistics or Statistics Honors
- B
- The same choices, but the only double allowed is Statistics Honors with Calculus II Honors
- C
- Statistics Honors or Calculus II Honors
- D
- Statistics Honors
- F
- Repeat Calculus Honors
What comes after AP Calculus AB?
- A or B
- Statistics Honors, AP Statistics, Calculus II Honors, or Calculus II Honors doubled with AP Statistics or Statistics Honors
- C
- Statistics Honors, AP Statistics, or Calculus II Honors
- D
- Statistics Honors
- F
- Calculus Honors
What comes after AP Calculus BC?
- A or B
- AP Statistics, Calculus III Honors, or both together
- C
- AP Statistics or Calculus III Honors
- D
- Statistics Honors
- F
- Statistics Honors or Calculus II Honors
How do you get to Calculus III Honors?
Through AP Calculus BC only. The placement document lists Calculus III Honors (Calc 3, multivariable calculus) just for students finishing AP Calculus BC with an A, B or C. Students in Calculus Honors or AP Calculus AB go to Calculus II Honors next.
Can you drop Statistics Honors or the Honors calculus electives?
No. Statistics Honors, Calculus Honors, Calculus II Honors and Calculus III Honors are electives that can't be dropped and have no level-change option. Each one also requires that you've already met the math graduation requirement.
Support labs
Who takes the Geometry Lab or the Algebra II Lab?
The labs are support courses taken alongside the main class:
- Geometry Lab, with Geometry with Trigonometry: for a student with a D in Algebra I entering grade 10, or repeating Geometry with Trigonometry after an F.
- Algebra II Lab, with Algebra II: for a student with a D in Geometry with Trigonometry who also had below 70 in Algebra I, or repeating Algebra II after an F.
Taking the Algebra II Lab matters later: with an A in Algebra II, Pre-Calculus Accelerated is only open to students who didn't take the lab.
Before high school
How is 8th grade math placement decided?
By your 7th grade math course and final grade:
- Math 8
- Below 70 in Pre-Algebra Honors, or below 86 in Math 7 / Pre-Algebra
- Algebra I
- 70 to 85 in Pre-Algebra Honors, or 86 to 97 in Math 7 / Pre-Algebra
- Algebra I Honors
- At least 86 in Pre-Algebra Honors, or at least 98 in Math 7 / Pre-Algebra
- Geometry with Trigonometry Honors
- At least 70 in Algebra I Honors
Can you get into Algebra I Honors from Math 8?
Yes, with at least 92 in Math 8.
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