Mathematics Department

The Knox School Mathematics Department recognizes the need for strong mathematics skills in all students’ lives and strives to provide a comprehensive foundation of knowledge. Every Knox student graduates with an understanding of the role that mathematics plays in his/her life, as well as the ability to use mathematics to solve everyday problems. Course offerings range from middle-school Math 6 through Calculus III and Linear Algebra. Middle School students who qualify may enroll in beginning Upper School Mathematics courses.

Core Courses

Algebra I
Geometry
Intermediate Algebra
Algebra II

Electives

Pre-Calculus
Calculus
Finance
Statistics

Advanced Placement & College Equivalency Courses

AP Calculus AB*
AP Calculus BC*
Calculus III*
Linear Algebra*
AP Statistics

*Indicates Dual Enrollment credit available through one of our university partners.

Honors Designation (9-12)
Knox offers a college-preparatory academic program in which all courses are taught at an accelerated pace. Students seeking an additional academic challenge may earn Honors credit on an individual basis by completing more rigorous coursework and assessments. Honors designation requires approval from the Dean of Academics.

Mathematics Faculty

Deborah Mazzant

B.S., Mathematics – Pennsylvania State University
B.A., Spanish – Pennsylvania State University

Deborah Mazzant

Mathematics Department Chair & Teacher

Jacqueline Pfaltz

M.A., Mathematics Education – St. Joseph’s College
B.A., Mathematics – SUNY Geneseo
NYS Teaching Certification- Adolescent Education

Jacqueline Pfaltz

Mathematics Teacher

Gail Roach

M.A., Mathematics – Stony Brook University
B.S., Mathematics Secondary Education – SUNY Oneonta

Gail Roach

Mathematics Teacher