Dude, the regular track would look like this:
geometry
algebra II
trigonometry
pre-calculus
the honors track was this:
Honors geometry (which included elements of trig)
algebra II
pre-calculus
calculus
So the honors students would not devote an entire year to trigonometry, while the other students would. When I say I never took trig, I mean that I never enrolled in a year-long class called trigonometry.
Oh, got it.
Our school only offered the one class, which we all called Trig, though its (abbreviated) proper name was Trig/Pre-Calc, so yeah, it wasn't a full year of Trig for us, either.
Our school wasn't rated too highly, so I don't think they could muster enough non-honors students to take a full year of Trig. There were times I flipped through someone's Business Math book, and I was horrified... this was stuff we'd done in elementary school.
