I am excited to start my 46th year of sharing mathematics with my students at West Florence. I am a Texas Instruments T^3 (Teachers Teaching with Technology) National Instructor. I also served as one of the Assistant Chief Readers for the AP Calculus Reading this summer. I am a member of NCTM, MAA, and SCCTM. 

Please contact me by email if you need help with your class.

Your textbook is Calculus for AP by Ron Larson and Paul Battaglia.

The AP Calculus exam is scheduled for Monday morning, May 9, 2022.

My schedule for Semester 1 of 2021-2022 is

1st block - Differential Calculus H

2nd block - Differential Calculus H

3rd block - Differential Calculus H

4th block - Planning

My schedule for Semester 2 of 2021-2022 is

1st block - AB Calculus AP

2nd block - BC Calculus AP

3rd block - AB Calculus AP

4th block - Planning

Here is a list of the material you will need for Calculus.

1 Composition Notebook (wide rule, college rule, or graph) with 100 sheets. 

Colored pens or pencils for taking notes in your Composition Notebook. This notebook will become your Interactive Notebook.

Notebook paper for homework.

You may want a 3-ring notebook or folder to organize handouts from class and your homework.

You may also want a graphing calculator (preferably the TI-Nspire II CX CAS) for use at home. You could work with Desmos and/or Geogebra on your computer at home. We will have a class set of TI-Nspire CX CAS to use in the classroom. The TI-Nspire CAS is an approved calculator for the AP Calculus Exam.