Mathematics Department | Advanced High School Math at Milton Academy

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ACADEMICS

The Farokhzad Mathematics Center (FMC)

Designed to foster collaboration and exploration, the Farokhzad Mathematics Center (opened in 2024) is Milton’s dynamic home for mathematics.

BUILDING CONFIDENT PROBLEM-SOLVERS

Our Mathematics Department teaches far more than equations and formulas: we are committed to nurturing caring, community-oriented students who approach analytical challenges with confidence and curiosity. We aim to develop thinkers who take intellectual risks, embrace problem-solving with resilience, and apply mathematical insight to improve the world around them.

Content Knowledge

Mathematical Mindset

Collaboration

Communication

Problem-Solving

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Our Math Courses: From Foundations to Frontiers

Our curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire every student. Beginning with courses like Proof and Problem Solving and Algebra II, students build a strong base in reasoning and technique. As they progress, they have opportunities to explore advanced electives not often found in secondary education, including Multivariable Calculus, Linear & Abstract Algebra, Advanced Statistical Methods, Advanced Topics: Probability, and Advanced Topics: Differential Forms and Calculus on Manifolds.

Each math course supports growth in four key skill domains:

Student Skills

Communication

Novelty and Synthesis

Application

Signature Courses and opportunities

Proof and Problem Solving
Multivariable Calculus
Calculus and Applied Economics
Honors Advanced Functions with Computer Science

Math Beyond the Classroom

Math Team

Math Club

Pi Talks

Investment Club

GAINS (Girls Advancing in STEM)

Data and Sports Analytics Club

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Our Math Department Faculty

A Department of Learners and Leaders

Milton’s math faculty are lifelong learners themselves. They are passionate about both mathematics as a discipline and teaching as a craft, and recognize that excellent instruction doesn’t look just one way. Whether leading with direct instruction or guiding through open-ended inquiry, our faculty adapt their teaching styles to meet the needs of their students, balancing inductive and deductive reasoning, theory and application, rigor and creativity.