AP Pre-Calculus Summer Prep | Build Algebra Foundations & Preview Fall Topics

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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Enrollment is limited

Starting July

Why Choose Our AP PreCalc Course?

Local, in-person learning in Bend, OR.

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

Close to 20 hours of focused tutoring.

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

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

Instruction and practice parallels College Boards AP PreCalc curriculum

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

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

What Students Will Learn

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

Throughout the course, students will:

Strengthen advanced algebra skills essential for success in Pre-Calculus

Review and apply function concepts, including notation, domain, range, and transformations

Develop confidence with graphing and interpreting functions across multiple representations

Practice problem-solving strategies commonly used in Pre-Calc assessments

Preview the first units and core concepts they will encounter in the fall semester

Improve accuracy and efficiency with multi-step algebraic problems

Learn how to approach challenging problems strategically instead of guessing

Build confidence and mathematical maturity needed for a fast-paced course

Topics will include

Functions and Graphs: Advanced analysis of functions, including transformations, composition, and inverses.
Exponential Functions: Exponential growth and decay models, graphing, and real-world applications.
Logarithmic Functions: Logarithmic expressions, equations, inverse relationships, and applications.
Rational Functions: Asymptotes, domain restrictions, end behavior, and graph interpretation.
Rate of Change: average rate of change, instantaneous rate of change, change in tandem
Polynomial Functions: End behavior, even and odd polynomials, zeros, graphs and more
Problem-Solving & Mathematical Reasoning: Multi-step problem solving, modeling, and preparation for AP-style questions.

Course Details

Length: Fourteen 60 minute in person sessions

When: Tuesday and Thursday's 1:00 - 2:00 starting July 14th and ending August 27th

Location: 1860 NE 4th st. Bend, Or

Cost: $725 if enrolled by 6/30,

Limited to 6 students

*Scholarships available for select families that qualify.