Jacob's, lial, forester are these used in public schools?

[Andrea in Dutchess]

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[Caroline]

We use Foerster's Precalculus and Calculus books in public schools in Cobb County, Georgia. We also use Larson, which comes up here a lot. In fact, I just finished teaching a semester of precalculus using a combination of Foerster and Larson. We have a class set of Foerster and Larson is the textbook the kids use at home. I don't know about Jacob or Lial.

[Laura K (NC)]

Jacobs' geometry is used in a private high school here for honors geometry, but I don't remember if it's also used for regular geometry. This isn't exactly the answer to your question, but it's the only answer I've got.

[Andrea in Dutchess]

Thank you for your replies just wanted to know, they do seem to be highly recommended here

[Kim in Appalachia]

nt.

[Susan in IL]

The local high school uses Lial's Alg. 1 for the remedial classes. They take 2 years to go through it.

[Maverick]

Our local high school uses Lial's Trigonometry.