<p>My child was slotted into the “medium” math at school . . . that class was frustrating because he loves math and the others that likewise loved math were in the “high” class . . .he used Johns Hopkins online courses to take algebra II and geometry to skip a year ahead . . . happier more challenged child.</p>
<p>Reason I mention this, OP, is that there are resources out there for your child to challenge himself outside of school . . . that’s a way to provide fitting classes that don not depend on school. They offer math, computer science and lots of other choices. As I recall their eligibility for online courses was more flexible than their Talent Search program.</p>
<p>Good luck!!!</p>
<p>Kei</p>