For 10th graders, our AP Calculus course covers common areas between AB and BC Calculus curricula, consolidating students’ foundations to help them excel in their upcoming AP class. In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

In the Spring, the AP Calculus course is a College Test Prep course. Please refer to College Test Prep for more information.

This spring-only group course helps 7th and 8th graders ace their Honors Algebra classes by mastering key algebraic concepts and algebraic analysis. This course follows the course format and structure of the MEK Learning Circles

This course is perfect for students who want to place themselves on the advanced track for high school. This course also gives students an early head start on mastering SAT math skills.

Our Algebra II course helps students ace their Honors Math classes in the upcoming year by learning functions as a generalized approach to graphing and solving equations.

This course is offered in the Spring and Summer. In the Spring, students meet once a week for 20 weeks to reinforce concepts learned at school to fill any gaps in understanding due to the limitations of virtual learning. In the Summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks to target the next academic year’s math curriculum, in efforts to get ahead.

*Placement in Spring Algebra or Spring Algebra II is determined by initial test evaluation.

This Spring and Summer course is perfect for 8th graders/incoming freshmen who have placed in “Analysis” or “Advanced Analysis” at Bergen County Academies; entering Bergen Tech or Academies @ Englewood; or attending a STEM private or magnet school.

This course also gives students an early head start on mastering SAT math skills.

In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

This Summer-only course is perfect for incoming 10th graders who have completed Analysis I or Advanced Analysis I at Bergen County Academies, Bergen Tech, Academies @ Englewood, or a STEM private or magnet school.

This course covers Pre-Calculus topics, such as theory of polynomials, trigonometry, and matrices.

In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

This Spring and Summer course covers key concepts in the subject, such as theorems, postulates, and deductive conclusions. It fully prepares students who need to master writing proofs and employ higher-level thinking skills, especially compared to middle school math.

In the Spring, students meet once a week for 20 weeks to reinforce concepts learned at school to fill any gaps in understanding due to the limitations of virtual learning. In the Summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks to target the next academic year’s math curriculum, in efforts to get ahead.

Our Biology gives students a strong foundation in the subject by covering the essential concepts of molecular biology. It increases their confidence by helping them to navigate the more difficult terrain compared to middle school science, especially the increased amount of information and new, required lab experience.

This course is designed according to the curriculum of First Year Biology. For information about AP or SAT Biology courses, pelase refer to College Test Prep.

In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

Our Physics course focuses on introducing students to key physics concepts, including kinematics, dynamics, electricity, and magnetism.

This course is designed according to the curriculum of First Year Physics. For information about AP or SAT Physics courses, pelase refer to College Test Prep.

In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

Our Chemistry course covers essential concepts that provide the foundation for optimal performance on the SAT Subject Chemistry test.

This course is designed according to the curriculum of First Year Chemistry. For information about AP or SAT Chemistry courses, pelase refer to College Test Prep.

In the summer, students meet twice a week for 7 weeks.

Our Advanced English course helps 8th graders ace their Honors or Advanced Placement high school English classes by mastering critical reading and writing skills.

This course is perfect for students who have completed High School Test Prep during the fall, and want to place themselves on an advanced track for high school.

This course teaches students key advanced writing, reading, and grammar skills that are often not covered in the junior high classroom, but are required to be successful in Honors English and in upcoming college admission tests such as the SAT.

In the spring, students meet once a week for 20 weeks.