AP Physics 1 (Algebra-Based)

Sundays 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM starting September 8, 2024

Physics is a subject for the curious. Its study offers not only satisfaction but invites the student into a never-ending cycle of wonder and discovery. One does not need to be “smart” not fall into the trope of classic physicists to enjoy and succeed in learning physics, only be willing to ask hard questions that others don’t and work even harder to find the answers. This course covers all seven units of AP Physics 1, from Kinematics to Torque and Rotational Motion. This course does not require calculus as a prerequisite and teaches all material required to succeed on the AP exam.

At the AP level, this course is an essential for students wishing to enter an engineering or physical sciences field, and it provides an invaluable supplement to the education of any child no matter their career. More importantly, it serves as a fundamental basis for biology and chemistry, each to be built off of as the student discovers a passion for real world applications of all three fields.

Classes will take place every Sunday through the school year up until the AP exam in May. If you are interested in the course curriculum, more information can be found on CollegeBoard (AP).

Instructor: This course will be taught by instructors versed in physics with years of experience teaching AP courses. Students will benefit from teachers who will present the material in an easy-to-understand way and answer any questions they have.