SUMMER 2026 · ST. LOUIS · ENROLLMENT OPEN

Master a full year of math this summer.

Structured 11-week online bootcamps in Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, and Geometry — led by St. Louis's strongest high school and college math students. Designed for motivated students of any grade.

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WHAT YOU GET
11 weeks of structured instruction at $10–12/hr
33
Total Hours
10
Max per Cohort
2×
Per Week
Live teaching from tutors who just finished this exact curriculum. Full year of content in one summer.
11
Weeks
33
Total Hours
2×
Per Week
90
Min / Session
10
Max per Cohort
$10–12
Per Hour
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US

Serious instruction at a fair price

We built Edvanced Tutors because there's a gap between expensive chain tutoring and inconsistent private tutoring. What families actually need is structure, substance, and a price that makes sense. We deliver all three.

Taught by students who just lived it

We finished the exact curriculum your student is about to take. We remember where it clicked, where it didn't, and exactly where students get stuck.

Real structure, real results

Diagnostic in Week 1. Weekly quizzes. Mid-program report. Final assessment with before/after scores. You see the plan and the progress.

Small classes, big attention

Ten students max per bootcamp. Every question gets answered. No anonymous back-row kid getting left behind.

Miss a class? No problem.

Life happens. Students who miss a session get the full recording and the homework, so they stay caught up and never lose momentum.

Built to get kids ahead

Ambitious 5th and 6th graders are welcome in Pre-Algebra. Placement tests for skipping a grade? We prepare for those too. Our job is to move kids forward, not hold them at a line.

Free 1:1 session included

Every bootcamp enrollee gets one free one-on-one tutoring session — use it anytime during the 2026–27 school year. Stuck on a hard unit? Prepping for a test? We're still here.

THE PROGRAMS

Three bootcamps. One structured path.

Every bootcamp covers the full year of content for its subject. Two 90-minute Google Meet sessions a week, homework and quizzes via Google Classroom, mid- and final progress reports. Starts the week of June 1, 2026. No strict age gate — ambitious younger students are welcome and encouraged. We're here to help kids get ahead, not hold them at the grade line.

Pre-Algebra

5th graders & up · ambitious welcome
Led by Yusuf Zayed
750+ SAT Math · Wash U
What's covered

Rational numbers, ratios & proportions, expressions, one- and multi-step equations, inequalities, probability & statistics. The foundations that make Algebra 1 click.

$340 early-bird · $399 after May 20
Enroll →

Algebra 1

Any student ready for Algebra 1
Led by Rohaan Khan
750+ SAT Math · Marquette HS
What's covered

Equations & inequalities, systems, functions, sequences, exponential functions, factoring, and graphing & solving quadratics. The full Algebra 1 curriculum.

$340 early-bird · $399 after May 20
Enroll →

Geometry

Any student ready for Geometry
Led by Ibrahim Taher
Straight A+'s · 4.5 GPA · Parkway West
What's covered

Two-column proofs, triangle congruence & similarity, right-triangle trigonometry, transformations, polygons & circles, area, surface area & volume.

$340 early-bird · $399 after May 20
Enroll →
ALSO AVAILABLE

One-on-One Tutoring

Personalized sessions tailored to your student's pace and topics. Available through Pre-Calculus with any tutor, and through AP Calculus BC with Rohaan or Yusuf. Also covers ACT & SAT Math prep.

$40/hr
INDIVIDUAL
THE CURRICULUM

Eleven weeks. Every topic.

The full syllabus for each bootcamp — down to the week. Every session is built around a clear topic, two 90-minute classes, and targeted homework.

Pre-Algebra

Head tutor: Yusuf Zayed · Rising 7th–8th graders (and ambitious younger students)

The program focuses heavily on rational numbers, expressions, and equations — the skills that determine whether a student sinks or swims in Algebra 1. Designed to build the number sense and equation-solving foundations students will rely on for the rest of their math education.

What Students Will Learn

  • Proportionality, ratios, and proportional relationships
  • Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing rational numbers
  • Expressions — simplifying, like terms, distributive property
  • One-step, two-step, and multi-step equations
  • Inequalities and graphing solutions on number lines
  • Probability — basic, compound, and experimental
  • Descriptive and inferential statistics
  • Similarity, angles, and triangle relationships
  • Area and volume of basic shapes and solids
Week-by-Week Schedule
Week
1
Foundations
Foundations & Proportionality
Session 1
Diagnostic assessment, course introduction, Google Classroom walkthrough; review of integers, fractions, and decimals.
Session 2
Unit 1 — Ratios, rates, unit rates, and introduction to proportionality.
Week
2
Numbers
Rational Numbers
Session 1
Units 2–3 — Adding and subtracting rational numbers (fractions, decimals, negatives); working with signed numbers.
Session 2
Multiplying and dividing rational numbers; real-world application problems. Weekly quiz.
Week
3
Expressions
Expressions
Session 1
Unit 4 — Writing and simplifying algebraic expressions; combining like terms.
Session 2
Distributive property, expanding expressions, and evaluating expressions with substitution. Weekly quiz.
Week
4
Equations
Solving Equations
Session 1
Unit 5 — One-step and two-step equations; understanding equality and inverse operations.
Session 2
Unit 6 — Multi-step equations, variables on both sides, and equations with fractions and decimals. Weekly quiz.
Week
5
Inequalities
Equations Continued & Inequalities
Session 1
Word problems for multi-step equations; translating real-world scenarios into equations.
Session 2
Unit 7 — Inequalities, solving and graphing on number lines, including flipping the sign when multiplying or dividing by a negative. Weekly quiz.
Week
6
Proportions
Proportional Relationships
Session 1
Unit 8 — Proportional relationships, graphs of proportional relationships, and identifying the constant of proportionality.
Session 2
Unit 9 — Solving proportions, scale factors, and real-world proportion problems. Weekly quiz. Mid-bootcamp progress report sent to parents.
Week
7
Probability
Probability
Session 1
Unit 10 — Basic probability, sample spaces, theoretical vs. experimental probability.
Session 2
Compound events, independent and dependent events, and probability word problems. Weekly quiz.
Week
8
Statistics
Descriptive & Inferential Statistics
Session 1
Unit 12 — Measures of center (mean, median, mode) and spread (range, IQR); box plots and histograms.
Session 2
Unit 11 — Inferential statistics, samples vs. populations, and making predictions from data. Weekly quiz.
Week
9
Geometry
Similarity, Angles, Triangles
Session 1
Unit 13 — Similarity, similar figures, and scale factors in geometric contexts.
Session 2
Unit 14 — Angle relationships (complementary, supplementary, vertical), and triangle angle sum and exterior angle theorems. Weekly quiz.
Week
10
Area/Volume
Area and Volume
Session 1
Unit 15 — Area of triangles, quadrilaterals, and composite figures; circumference and area of circles.
Session 2
Volume and surface area of prisms, cylinders, pyramids, and cones. Weekly quiz.
Week
11
Final
Comprehensive Review & Final Assessment
Session 1
Comprehensive review of rational numbers, expressions, equations, inequalities, and proportions.
Session 2
Final assessment. Final progress reports sent to parents within 48 hours.
Placement-test prep available

If your student plans to take a placement test to skip into Algebra 1, let us know on the enrollment form. We'll tailor the last three weeks to emphasize commonly tested topics and share aligned practice materials at no additional cost.

Missed a session? We've got you.

Any student who can't make a live class gets the session recording and homework through Google Classroom the same day. The head tutor is also available by email for questions.

Algebra 1

Head tutor: Rohaan Khan · Rising 8th–9th graders (and ambitious younger students)

Designed to help rising Algebra 1 students master the full year of content before it begins — or rebuild foundations for students catching up. The program is structured, assignment-driven, and mirrors the pace of a school year so students arrive in the fall already ahead.

What Students Will Learn

  • Analyzing graphs, expressions, and function notation
  • Solving multi-step equations and inequalities
  • Systems of equations — graphing, substitution, elimination
  • One-variable and two-variable statistics
  • Arithmetic and geometric sequences
  • Exponential functions and exponent rules
  • Function notation, domain, range, and transformations
  • Factoring — trinomials, difference of squares, grouping
  • Graphing and solving quadratic equations
Week-by-Week Schedule
Week
1
Foundations
Foundations & Analyzing Graphs
Session 1
Diagnostic assessment, course introduction, Google Classroom walkthrough; function notation and order of operations.
Session 2
Analyzing key features of graphs — intercepts, increasing/decreasing behavior, domain and range; evaluating expressions.
Week
2
Equations
Equations and Inequalities
Session 1
One-step, two-step, and multi-step equations; variables on both sides and the distributive property.
Session 2
Inequalities and compound inequalities, graphing on number lines. Weekly quiz.
Week
3
Systems
Word Problems & Intro to Systems
Session 1
Word problems for linear equations and real-world modeling.
Session 2
Introduction to systems of equations — solving by graphing and substitution. Weekly quiz.
Week
4
Systems
Systems of Equations and Inequalities
Session 1
Solving systems by elimination; choosing the best method for a given system.
Session 2
Systems word problems and systems of inequalities. Weekly quiz.
Week
5
Statistics
One-Variable Statistics
Session 1
Measures of center (mean, median, mode) and spread (range, IQR, standard deviation); box plots, histograms, and dot plots.
Session 2
Identifying outliers and comparing distributions. Weekly quiz.
Week
6
Data
Two-Variable Data & Sequences
Session 1
Scatter plots, correlation vs. causation, line of best fit, and linear regression basics.
Session 2
Arithmetic and geometric sequences — recursive and explicit formulas. Weekly quiz. Mid-bootcamp progress report sent to parents.
Week
7
Exponential
Exponential Functions
Session 1
Exponent rules: product, quotient, power, zero, and negative exponents.
Session 2
Exponential growth vs. decay, graphing exponentials, writing exponential functions from real-world contexts. Weekly quiz.
Week
8
Functions
Functions & Intro to Factoring
Session 1
Function notation, evaluating functions, domain and range, and transformations of functions.
Session 2
Introduction to factoring — greatest common factor (GCF) and factoring by grouping. Weekly quiz.
Week
9
Factoring
Factoring (Full Focus)
Session 1
Factoring trinomials when a = 1 and when a ≠ 1.
Session 2
Difference of squares, perfect square trinomials, and mixed factoring practice. Weekly quiz.
Week
10
Quadratics
Graphing & Solving Quadratics
Session 1
Graphing quadratics from vertex form and standard form; finding the vertex and axis of symmetry.
Session 2
Solving quadratics by factoring, square roots, and the quadratic formula. Weekly quiz.
Week
11
Final
Comprehensive Review & Final Assessment
Session 1
Comprehensive review of equations, systems, functions, factoring, and quadratics.
Session 2
Final assessment. Final progress reports sent to parents within 48 hours.
Placement-test prep available

Many St. Louis schools offer end-of-summer placement tests to skip into Geometry. If your student plans to take one, let us know — we'll tailor the final three weeks to commonly tested topics and share aligned practice materials at no additional cost.

Missed a session? We've got you.

Any student who can't make a live class gets the session recording and homework through Google Classroom the same day. The head tutor is also available by email for questions.

Geometry

Head tutor: Ibrahim Taher · Rising 9th–10th graders (and ambitious younger students)

Designed to help rising Geometry students master the full year of content before it begins — or rebuild weak spots for students catching up. The program places heavy emphasis on proof-writing and logical reasoning, the skills where most Geometry students struggle.

What Students Will Learn

  • Points, lines, planes, angles, and the language of geometry
  • Reasoning, logic, and two-column proofs
  • Parallel and perpendicular lines, and angle relationships
  • Triangle congruence — SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and HL
  • Polygons, quadrilaterals, and their properties
  • Similarity and similarity theorems
  • Right triangle trig — sine, cosine, tangent, Pythagorean
  • Transformations — translations, reflections, rotations, dilations
  • Area, surface area, and volume of 2D and 3D figures
  • Circles — arcs, chords, tangents, and inscribed angles
Week-by-Week Schedule
Week
1
Tools
Tools for Geometry
Session 1
Diagnostic assessment, course introduction, Google Classroom walkthrough; points, lines, planes, and basic notation.
Session 2
Unit 1 — Segment and angle measurement, midpoint and distance formulas, angle pairs.
Week
2
Intro to Proofs
Reasoning & Intro to Proofs
Session 1
Unit 2 — Inductive and deductive reasoning, conditional statements, and converses.
Session 2
Introduction to two-column proofs, properties of equality and congruence. Weekly quiz. Proof-writing is then applied and practiced throughout Weeks 3, 4, 5, and 6 — parallel lines, triangle congruence, quadrilaterals, and similarity.
Week
3
Lines
Parallel & Perpendicular Lines
Session 1
Unit 3 — Angles formed by parallel lines and transversals (alternate interior, corresponding, co-interior).
Session 2
Proving lines parallel; slopes of parallel and perpendicular lines. Weekly quiz.
Week
4
Triangles
Congruent Triangles
Session 1
Unit 4 — Triangle classification, triangle angle sum theorem, exterior angle theorem.
Session 2
Triangle congruence theorems (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL) and proofs involving congruent triangles. Weekly quiz.
Week
5
Polygons
Polygons, Quadrilaterals, Triangle Relationships
Session 1
Unit 5 — Properties of polygons and quadrilaterals (parallelograms, rectangles, rhombuses, squares, trapezoids, kites).
Session 2
Unit 12 — Midsegments, perpendicular bisectors, angle bisectors, medians, and altitudes of triangles. Weekly quiz.
Week
6
Similarity
Similarity
Session 1
Unit 6 — Ratios, proportions, and similarity; similar polygons and scale factors.
Session 2
Similar triangle theorems (AA, SSS, SAS) and solving problems with similar triangles. Weekly quiz. Mid-bootcamp progress report sent to parents.
Week
7
Trig
Right Triangles & Trigonometry
Session 1
Unit 7 — Pythagorean theorem, its converse, and special right triangles (30-60-90, 45-45-90).
Session 2
Right triangle trig — sine, cosine, tangent, and solving for missing sides and angles. Weekly quiz.
Week
8
Transform
Transformations
Session 1
Unit 8 — Translations, reflections, and rotations on the coordinate plane.
Session 2
Dilations, compositions of transformations, and identifying symmetry. Weekly quiz.
Week
9
Area & Circles
Area & Circles
Session 1
Unit 9 — Area of triangles, quadrilaterals, regular polygons, and circles (including sectors and composite figures).
Session 2
Unit 11 — Circles in depth: arcs, chords, tangents, secants, and inscribed angles. Weekly quiz.
Week
10
Surface Area & Volume
Surface Area & Volume
Session 1
Unit 10 — Surface area and volume of prisms and cylinders, with applications.
Session 2
Surface area and volume of pyramids, cones, and spheres; composite 3D figures. Weekly quiz.
Week
11
Final
Comprehensive Review & Final Assessment
Session 1
Comprehensive review of proofs, triangles, similarity, trigonometry, and area/volume.
Session 2
Final assessment. Final progress reports sent to parents within 48 hours.
Placement-test prep available

If your student plans to take a placement test, let us know on the enrollment form. We'll tailor the final three weeks to commonly tested topics and share aligned practice materials at no additional cost.

Missed a session? We've got you.

Any student who can't make a live class gets the session recording and homework through Google Classroom the same day. The head tutor is also available by email for questions.

THE PRICE

Fair pricing, plainly stated.

Same price across all three bootcamps. Full payment or split into two installments — your choice, no surcharge either way.

EARLY-BIRD · THROUGH MAY 15
$340
33 hours of instruction · just $10 / hour · save $59
Regular Price
$399
After May 20. Same program, same structure.
Split Payment
$170 × 2 (or $200 × 2)
Half at signup, half before Week 6. Same total as full pay, no surcharge. Early-bird $340 = $170×2; regular $399 = $200×2.
At the low end of the market for live structured group instruction. Cheaper than premium programs like Sylvan and Russian School of Math, competitive with chain programs like Mathnasium and Kumon — and delivered as live teaching, not worksheet time.
⚡ Early-bird: enroll by May 20 and pay $340 Save $40 off the regular price. Every enrollee also gets a free 1:1 session for use during the 2026–27 school year. Bootcamps cap at 10 students each and fill first-come.
Enroll now →
HOW IT WORKS

Every week. Every student.

Most tutoring is unstructured. Ours isn't. Here's exactly what happens from the moment your student enrolls to the final week of class.

MAY 23

Orientation

Optional in-person kickoff at the St. Louis County Library — students get a printed notes packet and folder for the full bootcamp; parents get a walk-through of expectations. Out-of-area families: we'll email everything to you instead.

WEEK 1

Diagnostic

Every student takes a diagnostic assessment. Parents see the baseline.

WEEKS 2–11

Instruction + homework

Structured lessons, 10–15 homework problems per session, all on Google Classroom.

EVERY 2ND SESSION

Weekly quiz

Short check-in at the start of session 2 each week — no kid slips through unnoticed.

WEEK 6

Mid-program report

Written update with specific strengths, weak spots, and what we're emphasizing next.

WEEK 11

Final + report

Comprehensive final assessment with a before/after score report. Real numbers — measurable progress.

THE TEAM

Three St. Louis students. Just finished this curriculum.

Between us, we've taken math at ADS, MICDS, Parkway West High, Parkway West Middle, and Marquette — and racked up 300+ hours of one-on-one tutoring across local students. We know the material because we just lived it. We know where students get stuck because we were recently there too.

Rohaan Khan

Rohaan Khan

Head Tutor · Algebra 1
Rising senior at Marquette High School. Taking AP Calculus BC in 2026–27.
750+ SAT Math · Former Mathnasium tutor Patient, thorough teaching built around deep understanding, not memorization. Brings classroom experience from tutoring at Mathnasium. Available for 1-on-1 from Pre-Algebra through AP Calculus.
Ibrahim Taher

Ibrahim Taher

Head Tutor · Geometry
Rising junior at Parkway West High School. Taking AP Calculus BC next year. 4.5 GPA, top 7 of class.
Straight A+'s · Multi-medal competitor · Mu Alpha Theta MathCounts, Math League, AMC, MCTM, MIST medals; inducted into Parkway West's Mu Alpha Theta math honor society. Former Kumon tutor. Particular strength in geometric reasoning and proof-writing.
Yusuf Zayed

Yusuf Zayed

Head Tutor · Pre-Algebra
Rising freshman at Washington University in St. Louis. Biomedical engineering, pre-med.
750+ SAT Math · AP Calc BC · Math League State qualifier (2×) Former co-head of his high school math team and back-to-back Math League State qualifier. Warm, encouraging teaching style — especially effective with younger students beginning their algebra journey.
COMMON QUESTIONS

The things parents usually ask.

Students who can't attend a session receive the full session recording, the homework for that day, and any notes or materials distributed, all through Google Classroom. They can stay caught up without losing momentum. We don't offer refunds or makeup sessions for missed classes, but no student ever falls behind just because life happened.
Yes. Many St. Louis-area schools offer fall placement exams that let students skip ahead if they demonstrate mastery. Our bootcamps cover the full year of curriculum, so graduates finish the summer ready to test out. In the final 2–3 weeks, we also coach students on placement-test format and build test-day confidence if that's your goal — just let us know on the enrollment form.
Each bootcamp has a dedicated head tutor who teaches every session. If a head tutor is ever out, one of the other two tutors steps in as a substitute — so class is never cancelled. Rohaan leads Algebra 1, Ibrahim leads Geometry, Yusuf leads Pre-Algebra. All three are strong in all three subjects.
No — anyone, anywhere can join. The bootcamp runs entirely online via Google Meet, so all you need is a laptop, an internet connection, and a willingness to show up to every session. We'll email all the materials you need (notes packets, homework, practice problems) before each session. The only St. Louis-specific thing we offer is the optional in-person orientation on May 23, and out-of-area families don't miss anything important by skipping it — we'll cover everything that's discussed there by email.
Yes — Saturday, May 23, 10:00–11:30 AM at the St. Louis County Library Headquarters, 1640 S Lindbergh Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63131. It's strongly encouraged but optional, and free for all enrolled families. Students get a printed notes packet and folder covering every week of the bootcamp. Parents get a walk-through of the program, expectations, communication during the summer, and time to meet us face-to-face and ask questions. We recommend at least one parent and the student attend together. If you can't make it — including families outside St. Louis — we'll email all materials before Week 1, and you can ask any questions you'd have asked at orientation by email or phone.
Three big differences. Format: we teach a published week-by-week curriculum as a live cohort — Kumon is worksheet supervision, Mathnasium uses prescriptions with a lot of independent work. Tutors: we just finished the exact material your student is taking; chain tutors are often adults who haven't touched this curriculum in years. Scope: 33 hours of live instruction covers a full year of content in one summer — chains are usually open-ended subscriptions. Price: we're slightly below the chain-program range (chains work out to ~$25–$65/hr effective; we're $10–12/hr), with a larger class size (10 vs. 3–6) offset by live structured teaching. Honest tradeoff: if you want small-group attention and don't care about cost, Sylvan or Mathnasium might fit better. If you want live teaching, full year coverage, and fair pricing, we're the right fit.
Full refund if you cancel in writing at least 7 days before the bootcamp start date. 50% refund if you cancel within the first 3 days (before session 3). No refunds after session 3 has taken place. The full refund policy is in our Terms of Agreement, which we'll send after you submit the enrollment form.
No — and honestly, we love younger students who are ready for it. Our whole goal is to help motivated kids get ahead of their grade-level curriculum. If your 5th or 6th grader is strong with fractions, decimals, and basic operations, Pre-Algebra is often exactly where they belong. We don't gatekeep by age. Email us with your student's recent math work and we'll help you figure out which bootcamp is the right stretch. The same principle applies up the stack: a rising 7th grader who's done Pre-Algebra is very welcome in Algebra 1.
Once you submit the enrollment form, we'll confirm your seat within 24 hours and send you payment details. We accept Venmo, Zelle, and PayPal. Split payment (two installments of $170 at early-bird pricing) is available — first installment at enrollment, second before Week 6, no surcharge. Regular pricing after May 20 is $399 full or $200 × 2.

$25 referral credit: refer a family who ends up enrolling and we'll send you $25 back via Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal once their first payment clears. No cap on how many referrals you can make.
RESERVE A SEAT

Enroll for Summer 2026.

Fill out the form and we'll confirm within 24 hours with payment details. Bootcamps cap at 10 students each and fill first-come.

What happens after you submit

  • We confirm your seat within 24 hours by email
  • You receive payment instructions (Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal)
  • You receive the full Terms of Agreement to sign
  • Saturday, May 23, 10–11:30 AM: in-person orientation at St. Louis County Library HQ — notes packet pickup + program walk-through (optional, free)
  • Before June 1: Google Meet link, Google Classroom invite, welcome packet
  • Week 1: diagnostic assessment + course kickoff

Questions? Call or email first.

We're a small team and we love talking to prospective families. If you're unsure which bootcamp fits, want to ask about placement-test prep, or have any other questions, reach out directly — same-day reply.

edvancedtutoringstl@gmail.com
(314) 413-4342

Early-bird ends May 20 — enroll before the deadline and the full bootcamp is $340 instead of $399. Prefer to pay in two installments? $170 × 2 early-bird ($200 × 2 after May 20), no surcharge either way.

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