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what is the order of math classes in school?

The typical order of math classes in school is as follows:

1. Pre-algebra
2. Algebra 1
3. Geometry
4. Algebra 2
5. Pre-calculus
6. Calculus

which grade has each math course?

The grade level at which each math course is typically taken can vary depending on the school and curriculum, but here is a general guideline:

1. Pre-algebra - Usually taken in 6th or 7th grade
2. Algebra 1 - Usually taken in 8th or 9th grade
3. Geometry - Usually taken in 9th or 10th grade
4. Algebra 2 - Usually taken in 10th or 11th grade
5. Pre-calculus - Usually taken in 11th or 12th grade
6. Calculus - Usually taken in 12th grade or college

Again, these grade levels can vary, so it's important to check with your school's curriculum or academic advisor for specific information.

if i finish with good grades this year, i can go into ALGEBRA and skip PRE-ALGEBRA 2, and i believe that builds credit.

if i finish next year with good grades, (next year i get geometry) do i skip algebra 2?

Yes, if you do well in your current math class and are able to skip Pre-Algebra 2 and move directly into Algebra, you may be able to earn credit for that skipped course. Similarly, if you do well in your Geometry class next year, some schools may allow you to skip Algebra 2 and move on to Precalculus or another advanced course. Skipping courses in this way is often dependent on your school's policies and academic advisor's approval, so it's important to discuss your options with them.