2+ · Two or more core courses
Academics:English Levels, Math, Science, AP Courses & 1-on-1 Tutoring
Start with two and add freely by ability, goal, and time. Both academic and competition courses count toward the two core slots.
Academics
English Levels
Early English L0 & Phonics
Small-group English foundations in Irvine for K to grade 2: picture-book reading, phonics rules, and a first bank of high-frequency words.
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Leveled Reading L1–L5 Plus
Leveled English reading in Irvine for grades 2 to 8: from building reading volume to academic reading for middle and high school, six levels by placement.
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Leveled Vocabulary L1–L6
Leveled vocabulary taught in small groups in Irvine for grades 1 to 8, five levels from first high-frequency words to roots, affixes, and academic vocabulary.
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Creative Writing
Creative writing taught in small groups in Irvine for grades 2 to 4: from observation and imagination to a complete story, building the urge to write early.
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Academic Writing: Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced
Three levels of academic writing for grades 4 to 8, taught in small Irvine classes, from paragraphs to evidence and argument in persuasive essays.
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High School Reading & Writing Seminars
Small-group English in Irvine for grades 9 to 12: L6 critical reading and analysis, and an analytical writing seminar that supports GPA and test scores.
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Early Scholars English Program (G1–G4)
A year-long English program taught in Irvine for grades 1 to 4: leveled assessment, reading, vocabulary, and writing, in a two- or three-session weekly plan.
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Academic English Accelerator (G4–G8)
A year-long academic English program for grades 4 to 8, taught in Irvine, covering critical reading, academic writing, vocabulary, and competition-prep modules.
Learn More →Ivy-Level English Program (G9–G11)
A year-long program in Irvine for grades 9 to 11 centered on English GPA: critical reading, academic writing, SAT grammar, debate, and writing contests.
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Reading & Writing Weekend Program
A two-hour weekend reading and writing course in Irvine for grades 4 to 11, in three tiers, pairing multi-genre reading with narrative to analytical writing.
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Math
The IUSD Secondary Mathematics Pathway, Explained
Irvine Unified's official math pathway: target, accelerated and support routes, the thresholds at every decision point, and the two summer bridge windows.
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IUSD Math Acceleration Path: From APAAS to AP Calculus
Irvine math tracking runs from grade 2 gifted selection through grade 6 placement, Enhanced Math 7/8, integrated math and AP Calculus; EDUBUS covers every node.
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APAAS Prep: Grade 2 Foundations & Grade 3 Sprint
Preparation for Irvine Unified’s APAAS gifted program: a grade 2 foundations track in math, reading, and writing, plus a grade 3 sprint across all four assessed areas.
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G6 Math Placement Prep
Built for the Irvine district's grade 6 math placement test: aligned to the district syllabus and its own materials, covering the grade 4 to 7 math system.
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Enhanced Math 7/8 Fast Track
For Irvine middle schoolers on the accelerated track: aligned to the district syllabus and materials, mastering core middle school math and its applications.
Learn More →Enhanced Math I
Enhanced Math I is Irvine Unified's grade 8 accelerated course covering the second half of Math 8 and all of Math I: its nine units, and how EDUBUS teaches them.
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Enhanced Math II
Enhanced Math II is the second course in Irvine Unified's accelerated sequence, covering Math II and part of Math III: its eleven units, and how EDUBUS teaches them.
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AP Precalculus
AP Precalculus, taught in Irvine, is the College Board's college-level prep math course, covering polynomial, exponential, and trig functions.
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AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus AB equals first-semester college calculus, taught in Irvine in small seminars, covering limits, derivatives, integrals, and differential equations.
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AP Calculus BC
AP Calculus BC covers all of AB plus parametric, polar, and vector-valued functions and series, taught in Irvine with a summer pre-study option.
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AP Statistics
AP Statistics matches an introductory college statistics course, covering data, probability, and inference, taught in Irvine with a focus on written argument.
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Natural Science
High School Science Support: Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Non-AP support for Regular and Honors physics, chemistry, and biology at Irvine high schools: pacing with the school, test review, and lab reports to protect science GPA.
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AP Physics 1
AP Physics 1, taught in small classes in Irvine, is algebra-based introductory college mechanics covering kinematics, Newton's laws, and momentum.
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AP Physics 2
AP Physics 2, taught in Irvine, is the second algebra-based college physics course, covering thermodynamics, circuits, magnetism, and optics.
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AP Physics C: Mechanics and E&M
AP Physics C is calculus-based college physics with two separate exams, Mechanics and E&M, taught in Irvine for future engineering majors.
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AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry matches first-year general chemistry, taught in small classes in Irvine, covering atomic structure, reactions, thermodynamics, and equilibrium.
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AP Biology
AP Biology matches introductory college biology, taught in small classes in Irvine, covering cells, genetics, evolution, and ecology.
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AP Environmental Science
AP Environmental Science, taught in Irvine, is an interdisciplinary introductory course covering ecosystems, energy, and pollution, often a first science AP.
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AP Courses
AP Courses Overview: Math, Science, History & Social Science
Small-group AP courses in Irvine aimed at a 5: Precalculus, Calculus AB/BC, Physics 1, Computer Science A, US and World History, plus 1-on-1 AP tutoring.
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AP Precalculus, taught in Irvine, is the College Board's college-level prep math course, covering polynomial, exponential, and trig functions.
Learn More →AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus AB equals first-semester college calculus, taught in Irvine in small seminars, covering limits, derivatives, integrals, and differential equations.
Learn More →AP Calculus BC
AP Calculus BC covers all of AB plus parametric, polar, and vector-valued functions and series, taught in Irvine with a summer pre-study option.
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AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science A teaches first-year college programming in Java in Irvine, covering object-oriented design, arrays, recursion, and sorting.
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AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science Principles, taught in Irvine, is the entry-level computing AP for beginners, covering computational thinking and algorithms.
Learn More →AP Statistics
AP Statistics matches an introductory college statistics course, covering data, probability, and inference, taught in Irvine with a focus on written argument.
Learn More →AP Physics 1
AP Physics 1, taught in small classes in Irvine, is algebra-based introductory college mechanics covering kinematics, Newton's laws, and momentum.
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AP Physics 2, taught in Irvine, is the second algebra-based college physics course, covering thermodynamics, circuits, magnetism, and optics.
Learn More →AP Physics C: Mechanics and E&M
AP Physics C is calculus-based college physics with two separate exams, Mechanics and E&M, taught in Irvine for future engineering majors.
Learn More →AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry matches first-year general chemistry, taught in small classes in Irvine, covering atomic structure, reactions, thermodynamics, and equilibrium.
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AP Biology matches introductory college biology, taught in small classes in Irvine, covering cells, genetics, evolution, and ecology.
Learn More →AP Environmental Science
AP Environmental Science, taught in Irvine, is an interdisciplinary introductory course covering ecosystems, energy, and pollution, often a first science AP.
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AP US History
AP US History, taught in Irvine, spans nine periods from 1491 to the present, building source analysis, argument, and DBQ and LEQ essay writing.
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AP World History
AP World History: Modern, taught in small groups in Irvine, covers global history from 1200 to the present with cross-regional comparison and DBQ/LEQ writing.
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AP European History
AP European History runs from 1450 to the present, from the Renaissance through the world wars, taught in Irvine with a focus on essay writing.
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DBQ Writing for AP History
DBQ writing taught in small groups in Irvine for AP US, World, and European History: thesis, sourcing, contextualization, and timed practice.
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AP Human Geography
AP Human Geography, taught in Irvine, studies the spatial patterns of human activity, from migration to culture and urban development.
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AP Psychology
AP Psychology, taught in Irvine, matches introductory college psychology, covering research methods, cognition, and social psychology.
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AP Macroeconomics
AP Macroeconomics, taught in Irvine, explains how whole economies work, from national income to monetary and fiscal policy and long-run growth.
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AP Microeconomics
AP Microeconomics, taught in Irvine, covers how individuals and firms decide, from supply and demand to market structures and failure.
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AP US Government and Politics
AP US Government and Politics, taught in Irvine, covers how the American system works, from constitutional foundations to civil liberties.
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Summer Programs
Summer Academic Camps: Reading, Writing & Math Bridge
Two-week half-day academic camps in Irvine, 6 to 8 students, grouped G1–2, G3–5, G6–8: reading, logic, academic writing, debate, Singapore Math, and Math Bridge.
Learn More →APAAS Summer Sprint (Rising 3rd Grade)
A full-day summer sprint in Irvine for students moving to grade 3, 6 to 8 per class, four weeks: reading, writing, math, and NNAT for APAAS, plus a weekly STAR test.
Learn More →Singapore Math & Math Bridge (Summer)
Two-week summer sessions in Irvine: Singapore Math for grades 5-6, a grade 7 Math Bridge before Enhanced Math, and Little Logic Monsters for grades 1-2.
Learn More →AP Summer Pre-study: Chemistry, Calculus BC, Physics 1
A three-week summer AP pre-study for grades 10 to 11, 8 to 10 students, in person or online in Irvine: AP Chemistry, Calculus BC, and Physics 1.
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Academics
Social Science (10)
Middle School History: US & World History
Grades G7–G8Grade 7 to 8 history courses aligned to Irvine Unified social science: US History and World History sections that build toward AP History and history competitions.
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Grades G9–G12AP US History, taught in Irvine, spans nine periods from 1491 to the present, building source analysis, argument, and DBQ and LEQ essay writing.
Learn More →AP World History
Grades G9–G12AP World History: Modern, taught in small groups in Irvine, covers global history from 1200 to the present with cross-regional comparison and DBQ/LEQ writing.
Learn More →AP European History
Grades G10–G12AP European History runs from 1450 to the present, from the Renaissance through the world wars, taught in Irvine with a focus on essay writing.
Learn More →DBQ Writing for AP History
Grades G9–G12DBQ writing taught in small groups in Irvine for AP US, World, and European History: thesis, sourcing, contextualization, and timed practice.
Learn More →AP Human Geography
Grades G9–G12AP Human Geography, taught in Irvine, studies the spatial patterns of human activity, from migration to culture and urban development.
Learn More →AP Psychology
Grades G9–G12AP Psychology, taught in Irvine, matches introductory college psychology, covering research methods, cognition, and social psychology.
Learn More →AP Macroeconomics
Grades G10–G12AP Macroeconomics, taught in Irvine, explains how whole economies work, from national income to monetary and fiscal policy and long-run growth.
Learn More →AP Microeconomics
Grades G10–G12AP Microeconomics, taught in Irvine, covers how individuals and firms decide, from supply and demand to market structures and failure.
Learn More →AP US Government and Politics
Grades G10–G12AP US Government and Politics, taught in Irvine, covers how the American system works, from constitutional foundations to civil liberties.
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