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SUMMER 2026

AP PreCalc Summer Prep 

Pre-Calculus moves fast, and students who fall behind early often struggle all year.

This 6-week AP PreCalc Summer Prep course builds strong algebra foundations and previews key PreCalc concepts students will see in the fall. With guided instruction, targeted practice, and small-group support, students start the year confident and prepared.

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Limited to 6 students

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WHY THIS COURSE

Why Families Choose This Course

Local, in-person learning in Bend, Oregon

Close to 20 hours of focused tutoring.

Custom workbook and resource book for use during AP Pre-Calc

Custom-designed workbook and resource materials for use during AP Pre-Calculus 

Small groups learning (limited to 6 students) for personalized support.

Taught by a certified teacher with 10+ years of experience.

Instruction and practice parallels College Boards AP PreCalc curriculum  

Content aligned to fall PreCalc expectations to help students start the year confident

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COURSE OVERVIEW

A Stronger Start to Calculus

Our AP Pre-Calculus Homework Club is a year-long support program designed to help students stay on top of one of the most challenging math courses in high school. This program gives students consistent weekly support as they work through AP Pre-Calculus, helping them better understand class content, complete homework with confidence, and prepare for quizzes, tests, and the AP exam throughout the year.


Rather than waiting until students fall behind, Homework Club provides a steady system of support that helps them keep pace with the class from the very beginning. In each session, we help students work through current assignments, strengthen their understanding of key concepts, ask questions, and develop the problem-solving skills needed to succeed in an advanced math course. We also focus on helping students become more confident, independent learners by reinforcing strong study habits, organization, and academic persistence.


This is a great fit for students who want ongoing support in AP Pre-Calculus, whether they are struggling with the pace of the course, aiming to protect a strong grade, or simply wanting a consistent place to ask questions and deepen their understanding each week.

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IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Who This Program Is For

This course is a great fit for students who:

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Are finishing Pre-Calculus this spring

 

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Could benefit from stronger fluency with functions, graphing, and advanced algebra

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Will be taking Calculus next school year

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Tend to do better with structure, accountability, and guided practice

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Want to feel more confident before the year begins

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Want a head start on the concepts they will see in the first part of Calculus

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WHY THIS COURSE

What students can expect

Focused on readiness, confidence, and long-term success — not just review.

Throughout the course, students will:

Weekly support throughout the school year

Clear explanations of difficult AP Pre-Calculus concepts

Increased confidence and stronger problem-solving skills

Advanced analysis of functions, including transformations, composition, and inverses.

Help with current homework and class assignments

Quiz, test, and AP exam preparation

A supportive environment where students can ask questions and stay ahead

Exponential growth and decay models, graphing, and real-world applications.

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CURRICULUM

Topics Covered

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Pre-Calculus Foundations Review

We will review and strengthen the most important prerequisite skills from Pre-Calculus, including:

  • Function notation and evaluation

  • Graphing and interpreting functions

  • Multiple representations of functions

  • Average rate of change

  • Function behavior and transformations

  • Algebraic simplification and solving strategies

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Preview of Early Calculus Topics

We will spend the majority of the course working with topics students will see in Calculus, including:

  • Limits

  • Continuity

  • Estimating and interpreting limits from graphs and tables

  • Introduction to derivatives

  • Derivative as slope and rate of change

  • Early derivative rules and interpretations

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Advanced Algebra for Calculus

We will go deeper into the algebra skills that often make or break early success in Calculus, including:

  • Factoring and simplifying expressions

  • Rational expressions

  • Radicals

  • Exponents and logarithms

  • Solving equations efficiently and accurately

  • Algebraic manipulation used in more advanced problem solving

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Foundations of Calculus

Students will begin building a conceptual understanding of what Calculus actually studies, including:

  • Change over time

  • Average vs. instantaneous rate of change

  • Interpreting behavior from graphs, tables, and equations

  • Mathematical reasoning behind early Calculus concepts

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IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Who This Program Is For

This course is a great fit for students who:

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Length

18 weeks

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Class Size

Limited to 6 Students

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Schedule

Mondays and Wednesdays

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Format

In-person, small-group 

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Session Length

60 Minutes

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Location

Bend, Oregon

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EVERYTHING YOU GET

What's Included

Custom workbook created for this course

Video lessons that support the notes and instruction

A focused academic environment that helps students stay engaged and accountable

Regular knowledge checks to assess understanding

Detailed guided notes for each major topic

Extra practice to complete outside of class

Structured in-class instruction with opportunities for questions and support

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PROGRESS MONITORING

Built-In Progress Checks

To help students monitor their understanding and identify areas for growth, the course includes short knowledge checks throughout the program. These checks are designed to reinforce learning, give students feedback on how they are doing, and make sure they are building real understanding as the course progresses.

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PRICING

Course Tuition

Best Value

Early Enrollment

$700

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WHY THIS MATTERS

Why a Summer Head Start Matters

Calculus moves quickly, and students often have very little time to adjust once the school year begins. Those early weeks can set the tone for the entire course. Students who begin the year with stronger foundations, more familiarity with the material, and greater confidence are in a much better position to participate, keep up, and succeed from the start.

This course is designed to reduce that uncertainty by helping students enter Calculus with a clearer understanding of what to expect and a stronger command of the skills they will need right away.

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Reserve Your Spot

Complete the form below to register your student for the AP Calculus Summer Prep Course. We'll follow up within 24 hours to confirm enrollment.

AP PreCalc Prep Course - Summer 2026

Covers 14 hours of in person instruction, a customized workbook that they can use in their fall course, additional practice, and knowledge checks to track learning.

Give Your Student a Stronger Start to Calculus

Spots are intentionally limited to keep the course small, focused, and personalized. If your student is moving from Pre-Calculus into Calculus next year, this program is designed to help them start strong.

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