High School Math Tutoring Online | Grades 9-12

In high school math, students move into more advanced topics like Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, and Calculus.

These subjects include equations, graphs, functions, proofs, formulas, and multi-step problems that often require more independent thinking.

High school math continues to build on earlier skills. Fractions, negative numbers, ratios, equations, and graphing all continue to appear, just in more advanced forms.

When those foundations are strong, high school math feels much more manageable. When there are gaps, new topics can feel confusing very quickly.

APLUS America helps by identifying where your child is at now, then creating a personalized weekly learning plan that supports the skills they need most.

What Makes High School Math Different

High school math becomes more connected from one year to the next. Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, and Calculus all build on earlier skills in different ways.

For example, linear equations learned in Algebra 1 can appear again in graphing, functions, systems of equations, and later algebra topics. Geometry often uses algebra skills too, while Pre-Calculus relies on a strong understanding of functions, equations, and graphing.

This is why earlier gaps can become more noticeable in high school. A student may be working on a current topic, but the difficulty could be linked to an earlier skill that never fully clicked.

Our Math Doctor assessment helps identify where your child is at now and which skills need more support. From there, their personalized learning plan can target those foundations while also supporting the topics they are learning now.

How APLUS America Supports High School Math

The Math Doctor Assessment

Every student starts with our Math Doctor assessment. This helps identify what your child already understands, where there may be gaps, and which skills need more support. For high school students, this can be especially helpful because difficulty with a current topic may be connected to an earlier skill. If a student is finding Algebra 2, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, or Calculus challenging, they may need to strengthen an earlier concept first.

A Personalized Weekly Lesson Plan

Every Monday, your child receives a personalized learning plan built around their assessment results and ongoing progress. The plan targets the skills they need most, helping them close gaps, strengthen current class topics, and move into more advanced content when they are ready. Your child can log in and know what to work on each week, with lessons chosen to support their level and progress.

Interactive Lessons

Lessons are clear, structured, and self-paced, using worked examples, instant feedback, and worked solutions to help students build understanding one step at a time. For high school students, this means topics like Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics, functions, equations, graphing, proofs, and problem solving are broken into clear, manageable steps.

Real Tutor Support When They Need It

If your child needs extra support with a high school math concept, our online tutors are there to explain it further and answer questions, so your child can continue learning with confidence. Using screen sharing and an interactive whiteboard, tutors can walk your child through specific problems in real time. Tutor support is available up to 10 hours per week and is included in the weekly pricing. Parents can also contact tutor support to discuss their child's progress or talk through their weekly report.

Weekly Progress Reports

Each week, families receive a progress report showing what their child worked on and how they performed. This makes it easier to see how your child is going with their lessons, where they are building confidence, and where they may need more support.

A Rewards System That Helps Students Stay Consistent

Students earn points as they complete lessons and activities. These points can be exchanged for gift cards to popular stores, giving students a tangible way to celebrate their effort and progress. The rewards system adds an extra layer of motivation to weekly learning, helping students stay engaged as they build their skills alongside their high school routine.

What We Cover

Our high school math tutoring covers six course pathways, all Common Core aligned, all included in the same weekly plan.

Grade 9, Algebra 1: Number and quantity; algebraic expressions and equations; linear functions; inequalities; systems of equations; quadratic equations; statistics and data interpretation.
Grade 10, Geometry: Angles and triangle theorems; similarity and congruency; right triangle trigonometry; coordinate geometry; geometric measurement including area, surface area and volume; circle geometry; probability.
Grade 11, Algebra 2: Complex numbers; polynomials and factoring; quadratic and exponential functions; logarithms; trigonometric functions; domain and range; statistics and probability.
Grade 12, Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry: Linear functions and coordinate geometry; matrices; polynomials and quadratics; functions and relations; trigonometry; exponentials and logarithms; introduction to calculus foundations.
Grade 12, Probability and Statistics: Probability basics; analyzing and displaying data; sampling; regression analysis; time series; normal distribution; standard deviation.
Grade 12, AP Calculus: Limits and continuity; differential calculus; applications of differentiation; integral calculus; applications of integration.

High School Math and What Comes After

High school math helps prepare students for more than their next test. The skills students build in Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Statistics can support future study, standardized assessments, and everyday problem solving.

For students interested in STEM pathways, strong high school math foundations can be especially helpful. Algebra, functions, graphing, geometry, and data analysis all continue to appear in later math, science, technology, and business subjects.

High school math skills can also support SAT and ACT confidence. These tests draw on many of the same skills students build through the high school math curriculum, including algebra, geometry, problem solving, and data analysis.

Through their personalized weekly learning plan, students can strengthen the math foundations that SAT and ACT questions often draw on. As those skills build over time, students can feel more prepared and more confident when they come across math questions in standardized assessments.

We have dedicated SAT and ACT pages with more detail on how APLUS America can support those skills.

Support for High School Students with ADHD, Dyscalculia, and Other Learning Differences

Every student learns differently, and some high school students need math support that feels more flexible, structured, and manageable.

APLUS America works well for students with ADHD, dyscalculia, dyslexia, autism, and other learning differences because lessons are clear, self-paced, and structured around their needs. Students can build skills one step at a time, with worked solutions, instant feedback, and tutor support available.

For high school students, this support can be especially helpful because topics like algebra, geometry, functions, trigonometry, and calculus often build on earlier skills. If something has not fully clicked yet, their plan can revisit that foundation.

If your child has previously found tutoring difficult because of the social pressure of working with someone face to face, the structure of APLUS America tutoring removes that.

Learn more about how we support neurodiverse students →

What Our Students Say

★★★★★

"I found the lessons to be equivalent to a personal tutor for me. I managed to attain not only a high score, but a deep feeling of satisfaction in that I had done my best and had gone beyond my limits."

— Sherry, Grade 12 student

Pricing

High school math tutoring with APLUS America starts from $24 per week. That includes access to the high school math curriculum, the Math Doctor assessment, your child's personalized weekly learning plan, tutor support when they need extra help, and weekly progress reports. New students also get their first 2 weeks free. If your child also needs English support, family-friendly pricing options are available for math and English together.

From $24 / week

Full high school math curriculum
Math Doctor diagnostic assessment
Personalized weekly lesson plan
Tutor helpline up to 10 hrs/week
Weekly progress reports

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Frequently Asked Questions

What high school math courses does APLUS America cover?

APLUS America covers Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry, Probability and Statistics, and AP Calculus. These topics are included within the full K-12 math curriculum and are aligned to Common Core Standards.

My child is in Grade 11 but has gaps going back to Algebra 1. Can you help?

Yes. The Math Doctor assessment identifies where the gaps actually are regardless of what year your child is in. If the difficulty with Algebra 2 traces back to something not fully understood in Algebra 1, the plan addresses that. Most students make faster progress when the earlier gaps are closed first.

Does APLUS America cover AP Calculus?

Yes. AP Calculus is included in the APLUS America high school math curriculum. Your child's personalized weekly learning plan can support calculus topics such as limits, differential calculus, applications of differentiation, integral calculus, and applications of integration. By building a stronger understanding of the calculus curriculum over time, students can feel more confident when working through advanced coursework and assessments that test these skills.

How does APLUS America relate to the SAT and ACT?

The SAT and ACT math sections draw on many of the same skills students build in high school math, including Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, problem solving, graphing, and data analysis. Through their personalized weekly learning plan, students can strengthen the math foundations these tests often rely on. As those skills build over time, they can feel more prepared and more confident when they come across math questions in standardized assessments. We have dedicated SAT math and ACT math pages with more detail on how APLUS America can support those skills.

Does APLUS America work for students with ADHD or learning differences?

Yes. APLUS America can support students with ADHD, dyscalculia, dyslexia, autism, and other learning differences by keeping lessons clear, structured, and self-paced. Students can work through their personalized weekly learning plan at the level that suits them, with worked solutions, instant feedback, and tutor support available when they need something explained another way. The format can be especially helpful for students who need more time with a concept or prefer to learn in a quieter, more flexible environment. Your child does not need a formal diagnosis to get started.

How will I know if my child is making progress?

You receive a weekly progress report and can call our tutor line at any time to discuss how your child is doing. Progress is measurable from the start because the Math Doctor assessment gives a clear baseline.

Useful Links

Need English support alongside math? Visit our high school English tutoring page.

Preparing for the SAT or ACT? See how our curriculum builds the skills those tests measure on our SAT math skills and ACT math skills pages.

Supporting a student who learns differently? Visit our learning differences support page.

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