High School Math Courses

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

Our math courses provide a thorough grounding in algebra concepts essential for success in high school courses like Algebra I and Algebra II. Topics covered include exponents, solving single variable equations, inequalities, absolute equations, two-variable equations, quadratic equations, as well as linear and quadratic functions. Additionally, we focus on word problem applications of algebra concepts. The program is structured as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year, and an 8-week intensive course in the summer. This curriculum not only prepares students for Algebra I but also equips them with the skills needed to transition to advanced math courses, including Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus, by emphasizing rigor and independent learning.

Gaining a thorough understanding of Algebra I concepts is crucial for scoring well in standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. If a student plans to join the AET Freshman course for the upcoming school year, we highly recommend registering for our Algebra II course, as it provides the foundational knowledge that aligns best with the AET Freshman Math program. Additionally, we offer college counseling to guide students in their future academic paths.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental Geometry concepts essential for success in high school courses. Topics covered include angles, transversals, polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, 3-D shapes, coordinate geometry, translations and reflections, as well as practical applications through word problems. Offered as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course in the summer, it is recommended for students who have completed Algebra I. Our curriculum is designed to not only prepare them for Geometry but also for advanced math courses, such as Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, and ultimately for AP Calculus. This program will help students transition smoothly into higher-level Geometry courses with a focus on rigor and independent learning skills. Additionally, a thorough grasp of Geometry concepts is crucial for excelling in standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, making this an excellent choice for college counseling and SAT prep.

Grades 7-10

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

In this course, students delve into a variety of advanced algebraic and trigonometry topics, including (but not limited to) linear and quadratic functions, polynomials, radical functions, complex numbers, circles, radian measure, trigonometric functions, trigonometric algebra, exponential and logarithmic functions, and sequences and series. This is a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course during the summer. It is highly recommended for students in Grades 7 to 10 who have completed Algebra I and Geometry. Our program is designed to prepare students for high school courses like Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, which are crucial for their high school GPA and future academic success. Additionally, this course serves as excellent SAT prep, ensuring that students grasp essential concepts needed for AP Calculus and other advanced math courses. We strive to provide a rigorous learning environment that fosters independent studying skills, helping students transition smoothly into advanced mathematics programs at their schools.

Rising Grades 10-12

Academic Year & Summer.

This class is designed to prepare students for high school courses, specifically high school Pre-Calculus, during the upcoming academic year. In day schools, students typically take Pre-Calculus after successfully completing Algebra II. 

Our program will help students get ready for this high-school-credit math course, which plays a crucial role in shaping their high school GPA. Not only will we provide a head start on the concepts usually taught in any Pre-Calculus class, but we will also focus on fostering strong independent learning skills and a level of rigor that is necessary for tackling advanced math courses. Additionally, a solid understanding of Pre-Calculus is essential for students who aspire to take higher-level math such as AP Calculus, Calculus AB/BC, and AP Statistics, as well as for those preparing for the SAT. With this foundation, students will be well-equipped for success in further math courses, including Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry.

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Rising Grades 10-12

Summer ONLY.

This six-week course is designed to prepare students for AP Calculus in the upcoming academic year, focusing on essential high school math courses, including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus. Topics from Calculus BC that are not included in the AB curriculum may be addressed in a separate class offered in Fall 2025. Preparing for an AP Calculus course not only helps secure a high grade in the upcoming academic year, but it also contributes to scoring well on the AP Exam at the end of the year. Many colleges require a minimum AP Exam score of 4 for credit transfer, and they often consider AP subject scores during the college counseling and admission process.

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Rising Grades 9-11

Summer ONLY.

This one-week course is designed to introduce students to key concepts in Research Statistics-I, a foundational aspect of many high school courses including Algebra I, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus. It is an excellent opportunity for students preparing for advanced topics in AP Calculus and other math courses. This course is particularly beneficial for students who will be taking it during Summer 2020 or Fall 2020. Establishing a solid foundation in the freshman year is crucial for confidence building; however, any student rising to 9th, 10th, or 11th grade is welcome to participate. This fast-track course meets for 6 consecutive days and can even support SAT prep and college counseling efforts.

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Rising Grades 10-12

Summer ONLY.

In this course, students explore major concepts and tools crucial for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data, laying a foundation for high school courses like Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus. Topics covered in this eight-week course include Exploring One- and Two-Variable Data, Collecting Data, Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions, as well as Sampling Distributions and Inference for Categorical Data: Proportions, Inference for Quantitative Data: Means, Chi-Square, and Slopes. This course is designed to prepare students for the AP Statistics course in the upcoming academic year, enhancing their skills for AP Calculus and other advanced math courses. Effective preparation for the AP course is essential not just for achieving high grades, but also for excelling in the AP Exam at the end of the academic year. Remember, many colleges require an AP Exam score of 4 or 5 for the course to qualify for college credit, especially as Subject SAT (SAT II) exams have been phased out. Colleges will increasingly consider AP subject scores during the admission process. 

Please use your email or phone number to register.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

Our math courses provide a thorough grounding in algebra concepts essential for success in high school courses like Algebra I and Algebra II. Topics covered include exponents, solving single variable equations, inequalities, absolute equations, two-variable equations, quadratic equations, as well as linear and quadratic functions. Additionally, we focus on word problem applications of algebra concepts. The program is structured as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year, and an 8-week intensive course in the summer. This curriculum not only prepares students for Algebra I but also equips them with the skills needed to transition to advanced math courses, including Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus, by emphasizing rigor and independent learning.

Gaining a thorough understanding of Algebra I concepts is crucial for scoring well in standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. If a student plans to join the AET Freshman course for the upcoming school year, we highly recommend registering for our Algebra II course, as it provides the foundational knowledge that aligns best with the AET Freshman Math program. Additionally, we offer college counseling to guide students in their future academic paths.

Grades 9-12

Academic Year ONLY.

A two-semester course providing intensive instruction and practice in high school level writing, including persuasive essays, rhetorical analysis essays, short stories, magazine articles, and literary analysis essays. Mastering writing skills is crucial for student success in high school courses, particularly in subjects that require clear communication, such as Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus. Students will improve their writing through weekly feedback from the teacher and their peers in a class designed to foster collaboration.

This small-group, discussion-based class mirrors the dynamics of a writing group rather than a traditional lecture. Students are expected to bring their writing assignments each week to share with the class, allowing for a rich exchange of ideas. They are encouraged to give and accept constructive feedback, creating an interactive environment conducive to writing improvement.

Why Join High School Writing Fundamentals?

· Students receive personalized feedback on their writing every week from an experienced writing teacher!

· The writing skills learned will give students a head start on high school and college writing assignments, which is essential as they prepare for SAT prep and college counseling.

· Students may improve their grades in English, writing classes, and other subjects, including math courses, since almost every class involves writing. 

With opportunities to discuss writing and ask questions in an interactive, small-group learning environment, students will find this method to be a more effective way to enhance their writing skills compared to a large class.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental Geometry concepts essential for success in high school courses. Topics covered include angles, transversals, polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, 3-D shapes, coordinate geometry, translations and reflections, as well as practical applications through word problems. Offered as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course in the summer, it is recommended for students who have completed Algebra I. Our curriculum is designed to not only prepare them for Geometry but also for advanced math courses, such as Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, and ultimately for AP Calculus. This program will help students transition smoothly into higher-level Geometry courses with a focus on rigor and independent learning skills. Additionally, a thorough grasp of Geometry concepts is crucial for excelling in standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, making this an excellent choice for college counseling and SAT prep.

Rising Grades 10-12

Summer ONLY.

This seven-week course offers intensive instruction and practice in writing college application essays, designed specifically for high school students preparing for college. Students will focus on writing several of the Common Application essays commonly required by universities as part of their application processes. The class emphasizes collaboration through peer editing; participants must be comfortable sharing their writing and providing feedback to their peers. 

This writing course complements foundational knowledge gained in high school courses like Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus, and is an excellent preparation alongside SAT prep and AP Calculus courses. 

Note: This is part one of the Writing II course that runs during the school year.

Grades 7-10

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

In this course, students delve into a variety of advanced algebraic and trigonometry topics, including (but not limited to) linear and quadratic functions, polynomials, radical functions, complex numbers, circles, radian measure, trigonometric functions, trigonometric algebra, exponential and logarithmic functions, and sequences and series. This is a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course during the summer. It is highly recommended for students in Grades 7 to 10 who have completed Algebra I and Geometry. Our program is designed to prepare students for high school courses like Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, which are crucial for their high school GPA and future academic success. Additionally, this course serves as excellent SAT prep, ensuring that students grasp essential concepts needed for AP Calculus and other advanced math courses. We strive to provide a rigorous learning environment that fosters independent studying skills, helping students transition smoothly into advanced mathematics programs at their schools.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

Our math courses provide a thorough grounding in algebra concepts essential for success in high school courses like Algebra I and Algebra II. Topics covered include exponents, solving single variable equations, inequalities, absolute equations, two-variable equations, quadratic equations, as well as linear and quadratic functions. Additionally, we focus on word problem applications of algebra concepts. The program is structured as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year, and an 8-week intensive course in the summer. This curriculum not only prepares students for Algebra I but also equips them with the skills needed to transition to advanced math courses, including Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus, by emphasizing rigor and independent learning.

Gaining a thorough understanding of Algebra I concepts is crucial for scoring well in standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. If a student plans to join the AET Freshman course for the upcoming school year, we highly recommend registering for our Algebra II course, as it provides the foundational knowledge that aligns best with the AET Freshman Math program. Additionally, we offer college counseling to guide students in their future academic paths.

Grades 9-12

Academic Year ONLY.

A two-semester course providing intensive instruction and practice in high school level writing, including persuasive essays, rhetorical analysis essays, short stories, magazine articles, and literary analysis essays. Mastering writing skills is crucial for student success in high school courses, particularly in subjects that require clear communication, such as Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus. Students will improve their writing through weekly feedback from the teacher and their peers in a class designed to foster collaboration.

This small-group, discussion-based class mirrors the dynamics of a writing group rather than a traditional lecture. Students are expected to bring their writing assignments each week to share with the class, allowing for a rich exchange of ideas. They are encouraged to give and accept constructive feedback, creating an interactive environment conducive to writing improvement.

Why Join High School Writing Fundamentals?

· Students receive personalized feedback on their writing every week from an experienced writing teacher!

· The writing skills learned will give students a head start on high school and college writing assignments, which is essential as they prepare for SAT prep and college counseling.

· Students may improve their grades in English, writing classes, and other subjects, including math courses, since almost every class involves writing. 

With opportunities to discuss writing and ask questions in an interactive, small-group learning environment, students will find this method to be a more effective way to enhance their writing skills compared to a large class.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental Geometry concepts essential for success in high school courses. Topics covered include angles, transversals, polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, 3-D shapes, coordinate geometry, translations and reflections, as well as practical applications through word problems. Offered as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course in the summer, it is recommended for students who have completed Algebra I. Our curriculum is designed to not only prepare them for Geometry but also for advanced math courses, such as Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, and ultimately for AP Calculus. This program will help students transition smoothly into higher-level Geometry courses with a focus on rigor and independent learning skills. Additionally, a thorough grasp of Geometry concepts is crucial for excelling in standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, making this an excellent choice for college counseling and SAT prep.

Rising Grades 10-12

Summer ONLY.

This seven-week course offers intensive instruction and practice in writing college application essays, designed specifically for high school students preparing for college. Students will focus on writing several of the Common Application essays commonly required by universities as part of their application processes. The class emphasizes collaboration through peer editing; participants must be comfortable sharing their writing and providing feedback to their peers. 

This writing course complements foundational knowledge gained in high school courses like Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus, and is an excellent preparation alongside SAT prep and AP Calculus courses. 

Note: This is part one of the Writing II course that runs during the school year.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

Our math courses provide a thorough grounding in algebra concepts essential for success in high school courses like Algebra I and Algebra II. Topics covered include exponents, solving single variable equations, inequalities, absolute equations, two-variable equations, quadratic equations, as well as linear and quadratic functions. Additionally, we focus on word problem applications of algebra concepts. The program is structured as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year, and an 8-week intensive course in the summer. This curriculum not only prepares students for Algebra I but also equips them with the skills needed to transition to advanced math courses, including Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus, by emphasizing rigor and independent learning.

Gaining a thorough understanding of Algebra I concepts is crucial for scoring well in standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. If a student plans to join the AET Freshman course for the upcoming school year, we highly recommend registering for our Algebra II course, as it provides the foundational knowledge that aligns best with the AET Freshman Math program. Additionally, we offer college counseling to guide students in their future academic paths.

Grades 9-12

Academic Year ONLY.

A two-semester course providing intensive instruction and practice in high school level writing, including persuasive essays, rhetorical analysis essays, short stories, magazine articles, and literary analysis essays. Mastering writing skills is crucial for student success in high school courses, particularly in subjects that require clear communication, such as Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus. Students will improve their writing through weekly feedback from the teacher and their peers in a class designed to foster collaboration.

This small-group, discussion-based class mirrors the dynamics of a writing group rather than a traditional lecture. Students are expected to bring their writing assignments each week to share with the class, allowing for a rich exchange of ideas. They are encouraged to give and accept constructive feedback, creating an interactive environment conducive to writing improvement.

Why Join High School Writing Fundamentals?

· Students receive personalized feedback on their writing every week from an experienced writing teacher!

· The writing skills learned will give students a head start on high school and college writing assignments, which is essential as they prepare for SAT prep and college counseling.

· Students may improve their grades in English, writing classes, and other subjects, including math courses, since almost every class involves writing. 

With opportunities to discuss writing and ask questions in an interactive, small-group learning environment, students will find this method to be a more effective way to enhance their writing skills compared to a large class.

Grades 7-9

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental Geometry concepts essential for success in high school courses. Topics covered include angles, transversals, polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, 3-D shapes, coordinate geometry, translations and reflections, as well as practical applications through word problems. Offered as a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course in the summer, it is recommended for students who have completed Algebra I. Our curriculum is designed to not only prepare them for Geometry but also for advanced math courses, such as Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, and ultimately for AP Calculus. This program will help students transition smoothly into higher-level Geometry courses with a focus on rigor and independent learning skills. Additionally, a thorough grasp of Geometry concepts is crucial for excelling in standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, making this an excellent choice for college counseling and SAT prep.

Rising Grades 10-12

Summer ONLY.

This seven-week course offers intensive instruction and practice in writing college application essays, designed specifically for high school students preparing for college. Students will focus on writing several of the Common Application essays commonly required by universities as part of their application processes. The class emphasizes collaboration through peer editing; participants must be comfortable sharing their writing and providing feedback to their peers. 

This writing course complements foundational knowledge gained in high school courses like Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus, and is an excellent preparation alongside SAT prep and AP Calculus courses. 

Note: This is part one of the Writing II course that runs during the school year.

Grades 7-10

Offered during the Academic Year and the Summer.

In this course, students delve into a variety of advanced algebraic and trigonometry topics, including (but not limited to) linear and quadratic functions, polynomials, radical functions, complex numbers, circles, radian measure, trigonometric functions, trigonometric algebra, exponential and logarithmic functions, and sequences and series. This is a 5-month course (from September to January and February to June) during the academic year and an 8-week course during the summer. It is highly recommended for students in Grades 7 to 10 who have completed Algebra I and Geometry. Our program is designed to prepare students for high school courses like Algebra II and Pre-Calculus, which are crucial for their high school GPA and future academic success. Additionally, this course serves as excellent SAT prep, ensuring that students grasp essential concepts needed for AP Calculus and other advanced math courses. We strive to provide a rigorous learning environment that fosters independent studying skills, helping students transition smoothly into advanced mathematics programs at their schools.

Rising Grade 9-11

Summer ONLY.

This eight-week course covers Integrated AoS Math/Physics, specifically designed for students rising to 9th grade, though rising 9th, 10th, or 11th graders can participate. The AoS Integrated Physics course is a required component for all freshmen in the AoS program. This course presents a unique approach to mathematics, exploring not just how to use formulas commonly aligned with Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry, but also delving into the reasoning behind these methods and the derivation of formulas. Students will apply the scientific method to deepen their understanding of the math involved in high school courses including Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus, while also preparing for SAT prep through this integrative study.