Irvine Offline Courses: APAAS, AP, Math & More
EDUBUS offline courses in Irvine for K-12 students: APAAS gifted prep, AP tutoring, reading and writing, math, DBQ, speech and debate, VEX robotics.
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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.
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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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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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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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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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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.
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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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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.
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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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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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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.
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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 is the College Board’s college-level preparatory math course: polynomial and rational, exponential and logarithmic, and trigonometric and polar functions, plus modeling, as the foundation for calculus.
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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.
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1-on-1 Tutoring: AP, ISEE & All Subjects
On-demand private tutoring covering twenty-plus AP subjects and full ISEE prep with an online system, popular with Irvine families for K-12 GPA support.
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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 Computer Science A
AP Computer Science A teaches first-year college programming in Java: object-oriented design, arrays and ArrayList, recursion, and sorting; for students with some coding experience heading toward computer science.
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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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AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science Principles is the entry-level computing AP for beginners: computational thinking, data and the internet, algorithms and programming, and the impact of computing, plus an in-class Create task.
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AP Statistics
AP Statistics matches an introductory college statistics course: exploring data, sampling and experimental design, probability and distributions, and inference; useful across majors.
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Middle School History: US & World History
Grade 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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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 is algebra-based introductory college mechanics: kinematics, Newton’s laws, energy and momentum, rotation, oscillations, and fluids, with an emphasis on experimental design and data analysis.
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AP Physics 2
AP Physics 2 is the second algebra-based college physics course: thermodynamics, electricity and circuits, magnetism, optics, and modern physics, for students who have completed Physics 1.
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AP Physics C: Mechanics and E&M
AP Physics C is calculus-based college physics in two separate exams, Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism, aimed at future engineering and physical science majors; the most rigorous physics AP.
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AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry matches first-year general chemistry: atomic and molecular structure, reactions and stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics and equilibrium, acids and bases, and electrochemistry, with substantial lab and data work.
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AP Biology
AP Biology matches introductory college biology: cells and energy, genetics and gene expression, evolution, and ecology, with a strong focus on science practices and data analysis; a common start for pre-med and life science.
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AP Environmental Science
AP Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary introductory course: ecosystems, population, land and water, energy, pollution, and global change, analyzing real environmental problems with data; a good first science AP.
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AP US History
AP US History spans nine periods from 1491 to the present, building source analysis, causal and comparative argument, and DBQ and LEQ essay writing; the most widely taken history AP.
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AP World History
AP World History: Modern covers global history from 1200 to the present, from empires and trade networks to revolutions, industrialization, global conflict, and globalization, with comparative analysis and DBQ and LEQ writing.
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AP European History
AP European History runs from 1450 to the present, from the Renaissance and Reformation through the Enlightenment, revolutions, industrialization, the world wars, and the Cold War, with source analysis and 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 studies the spatial patterns of human activity: population and migration, culture, political geography, agriculture, cities, and economic development; accessible and often a student’s first AP.
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AP Psychology
AP Psychology matches introductory college psychology: research methods, biological bases, cognition, development and learning, social psychology, and mental health; vocabulary-heavy but well structured.
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AP Macroeconomics
AP Macroeconomics explains how whole economies work: national income and prices, the financial sector, monetary and fiscal policy, long-run growth, and international trade; a foundation for business and economics.
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AP Microeconomics
AP Microeconomics covers how individuals and firms decide: supply and demand, consumer choice, costs, market structures, factor markets, and market failure; often taken alongside Macroeconomics.
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AP US Government and Politics
AP US Government and Politics covers how the American system works: constitutional foundations, the three branches, civil liberties and rights, participation, and policy, with required documents and Supreme Court cases.
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