Mathematics
Program Overview
Greenwich High School Mathematics Department is comprised of 29 teachers under the leadership of Folsom House and Mathematics Department Administrator, Andrew Byrne.
Courses taught range from Mathematics for English Language Learners to AP Statistics to AP and Advanced Calculus, including all courses in between. The department is home to the Computer Science curriculum, in CSS, HTML, JavaScript and Java.
- A full description of the Mathematics Department course offerings can be found in the GHS Course of Study Guide.
- View the summary chart depicting the current course sequence by grade level.
Program Contact Information
Mr. Andrew Byrne
Program Administrator
andrew_byrne@greenwich.k12.ct.us
Ms. Victoria Quatrone
Administrative Assistant
victoria_quatrone@greenwich.k12.ct.us
(203)625-8054
The best way to contact a teacher is via email. Please see the staff directory for contact information.
Assessment Information
Juniors participate in the State of Connecticut SAT test as part of the State graduation requirement in Mathematics.
Science, Math and Technology Awards
The Science, Math and Technology Awards is an annual celebration of students who have demonstrated exemplary performance in their respective STEM courses. The Awards Ceremony is held each Spring.
Resources
Exam and Summer Review Packets
Exam review packets, answer keys, formula sheets and a schedule of exam review sessions can be found by joining our Schoology Math Department Review Course, using COURSE access code P9V9X-H6V37.
Math Learning Center
Math Test Taking Center
Clubs and Teams
We are home to the State Champion Mathematics League team (meets in Folsom 306 each Monday after school), CyberPatriot and American Computer Science League teams (see Ms. Bolger in Folsom House for more information) and Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society (See Dr. Gundel in Clark House for additional information). Each spring our students participate in the AMC 10 and AMC 12 and for over a decade, our students have gone on to participate in the AIME and USMAO competitions as well. Students interested these competitions should speak with their Math teacher when the contests are announced in December.