Math

The Chatham Hall Mathematics Department equips students with strong foundational mathematical skills, analytical thinking, and problem-solving strategies that prepare them to approach challenging coursework in college and beyond with confidence.

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Students gain foundational learning about functions, equations, formulas, graphs, and shapes in Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Precalculus. They learn real-world applications that can be seen in Probability, Statistics, Computer Science, and Calculus. They can choose hybrid courses Statistics and Algebraic Reasoning or Algebra, Trig, and Data Analysis, and they extend relationships between parametric functions, vectors, and three-dimensional objects that can be found in Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra. Throughout each course, students develop their skills so that they can be confident in their knowledge as they embark on their college coursework.

Math Department Chair

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Nathan Witkowski

Mathematics Department Chair; Mathematics Teacher; Coach

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Nathan Witkowski came to Chatham Hall in 2019 and now serves as the Mathematics Department chair and coaches throughout the year. He received both a M.A.T. and B.S. from Liberty University.

Chatham Hall’s mathematics program has classes at every level, so you can learn the basics and then dive deeper.

Our passionate department of teachers goes the extra mile during their math instruction to help every learner succeed. According to the International Coalition of Girls Schools, girls’ school graduates in the U.S. rate their confidence in their math skill abilities 10% higher than do their co-educated peers.

Math Courses

Algebra I & II
Advanced Linear Algebra
Applied Algebra & Trigonometry
Calculus
Advanced Calculus
Multivariable Calculus
Geometry
Precalculus
Precalculus Honors
Probability & Statistics
Advanced Statistical Analysis
Robotics, Engineering, & Coding
Advanced Computer Science Coding

Program Highlights

Upon enrollment, the department seeks to understand the needs of each student, providing them with the opportunity to take courses that will prepare them for their future, challenge them to grow, and allow them to be successful in mastering the concepts.
Flexible offerings are available after Algebra 2 for students to continue building their skills according to their interests.
Two students have qualified for the USA Math Olympiad competition in the last four years, and multiple recent alumnae have gone on to complete undergraduate degrees in Accounting, Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics.