
AP Statistics
Course option: Live
Grades: 10th-12th (16+) | Prerequisite: Successful completion of high school math sequence: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2
Course dates: August 17, 2026 to May 2027 (AP exam)
Course length: Traditional, full year
Live Sessions - attendance required: Every other Wednesday | 12-1:15 p.m. Eastern
Course size: 15 students
Instructor: Ashley Porter
Cost:
Tuition: $800
Digital website access: $55 (includes course eBook)
See the 2025 AP Statistics exam scores our students earned HERE
Course Details
Our live, online AP Statistics course, which complies with the AP course audit and has been approved by the College Board, is for high school homeschoolers and offered as a full-year class. Students will explore major themes of statistics such as data collection, experimental design, probability, and testing statistical claims through inference procedures to prepare for the AP Exam. They will also work through teacher-recorded instructional lessons and practice problems aligned with the most updated (8th ed) AP Statistics Course and Exam Description provided by College Board. In the process, they will learn how to apply statistics to the everyday world around them.
Students meet live with their instructor and classmates for 75 minutes every other week. These live sessions provide a review of topics found in the weekly lessons, additional examples offered by the instructor for practice and small-group collaboration, and plenty of time to ask questions. Weekly due dates and detailed feedback on all assignments from the instructor will keep students on pace to be prepared for the AP Exam.
Format
All classes include recorded teaching videos. The course includes periodic reviews where students and the instructor will collaborate to prepare students for the AP Exam.
In their online classroom, students might see some of the following:
Short instructional videos demonstrating the use of statistics in the real world
Supplemental lecture videos to help formalize ideas that are being discovered through the activities
Homework problems that build on concepts students learn in assigned activities
Activities covering specific learning topics that are both aligned with sections of the book, and designed to cover AP exam standards
Short checkpoint quizzes to test understanding of terms and concepts
Cumulative tests that are designed to mimic the AP exam to give students thorough practice with the AP framework.
Live Study Hall (Optional): The study hall can be utilized in two ways:
Drop in. Students can drop in to a Zoom study hall at any time for a quick question.
Homework time. They can log in to a Zoom study hall--with microphones muted and videos on or off--to work on their math homework and then unmute to get immediate help when questions arise.
Average weekly time estimate, including recorded instruction: 8-9 hours.
All Blue Tent live math classes are NCAA approved.
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Foundational Elements
The course is organized around the following foundational concepts of statistics:
Variation and distribution – Students will use graphs and numerical calculations to describe variations and patterns seen among given data.
Patterns and uncertainty – Using probability and reasoning students will recognize patterns in data and project sample data to larger populations. Students will also describe errors found in experiments or surveys and tell how that affects conclusions.
Data-based predictions, decisions and conclusions – Students will use tools to make predictions and describe relationships among data. These tools can include learning how to conduct a well-designed experiment, creating graphs of data and using statistical inference to draw conclusions.
The course is organized around the following foundational concepts of statistics:
Variation and distribution – Students will use graphs and numerical calculations to describe variations and patterns seen among given data.
Patterns and uncertainty – Using probability and reasoning students will recognize patterns in data and project sample data to larger populations. Students will also describe errors found in experiments or surveys and tell how that affects conclusions.
Data-based predictions, decisions and conclusions – Students will use tools to make predictions and describe relationships among data. These tools can include learning how to conduct a well-designed experiment, creating graphs of data and using statistical inference to draw conclusions.
AP Exam Prep
AP Classroom will be used to monitor student progress on multiple choice practice as we complete each unit.
Barron’s AP Statistics is packed full of subject review, multiple choice practice, and free response questions with explained answers.
Weekly College Board-aligned activities and test prep from MathMedic.
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