This program really works! My daughter was name a student of the month at her elementary school…read moreafter only few months with Kumon. The staff is professional and super kind!

very well and organized center, my kids are in high school now and thanks to Miss Harpreet they are…read morevery confident and advance in their studies.

Our child has been studying with the same tutor from Upper West Side Chinese for several years now…read moreand has made tremendous progress. The tutor has been patient and has gone out of her way to understand the methods our school uses to teach written and spoken Mandarin. She has kept our child on task and has also been well-organized, unfailingly punctual and an overall pleasure to deal with. We recommend the service highly.

This center is q hine away from home for my little princess. This all thanks to the new amazing…read moredirector Ms. Kiara. She has been such a breath of fresh air. My daughter is excited to go to school everyday. She can't wait to see the famous new activities. She especially enjoys the school spirited days. I have noticed such a huge change in the atmosphere of the school and it's amazing impact on my daughter as well as the children and the staff

I really enjoy working for this company as they've pushed me to my full potential. I can.read more

Grace is an amazing school. It's a small school with a big heart! All the teachers and staff are…read moretruly dedicated and care about their students. My girls are honestly excited to go to school each day. They work to optimize my children's learning and it shows in all they do. My 4th grader wrote an essay in cursive and makes presentations! Her math skills have grown significantly as well. My 1st grader loves the hands on approach to science and is doing very well. They offer many opportunities for extracurricular activities and I can't express how much I love this school. I pray for more enrollment it's worth it!!!

Mathnasium in Montclair has been so helpful to my son. They not only helped him study to score…read morehigher on the SAT last year but helped him when he was having difficulty with his junior year math class. I recommend them to anyone who asks. It has been a great experience for him. It is also easy to schedule.

We got a substitute tutor as our regular personcwS out of town. The substitute did not help at all…read moreand my son was panicking! Big test the next day. I called mathnasium and they said come on in. I dropped my son there one hour before they were to close. He said they were amazing!!!! So happy we tried mathnasium!

Pretty good so far. I have a little one going into first grade and she loves math. This place has…read moreencouraged her love of math and it seems as though she will continue to love it. I'm impressed. Quality education and I'm looking forward to more lessons here.

In a word magical…read more I've never witnessed such happy engaged kids. Nor such knowledgeable and enthusiastic teachers. It's what we always wanted for our child but didn't think existed in this area. We are so lucky to have found this place.

Our family's experience with Montclair Cooperative School was devastating. After touring and being…read moreassured that our son -- a twice-exceptional, academically gifted child on the Autism spectrum -- could be supported, we submitted his records. Almost immediately, the admissions office reversed course and told us they would not move forward with his application because of his disability, saying he would be "better served" in public school. His academic strengths and test scores were ignored. This is not just disappointing, it is discriminatory. The school has accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded grants and forgivable loans, which means it is legally bound under the ADA, Section 504, IDEA, and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination to provide equal access. Instead, it shut the door on our son because of his diagnosis. We pursued every available appeal, including with the State of New Jersey. Even though the state acknowledged the facts, they declined to pursue the case further -- not because discrimination wasn't present, but because they lacked confidence in prevailing in court. Families should know that if your child has a disability, this school may exclude them rather than work with you. For a school that markets itself as progressive and community-oriented, our experience was the opposite. Parents of neurodiverse children: proceed with extreme caution.

This company is a scam!! I applied my daughter for certain amount of classes, but she did not…read morereceive promised support after attending 3 classes. Therefore, we requested a refund by "100% many back guarantee" policy. It's being 4 months since then and we still did not receive our refund, even though we were promised to receive it within a month! They stopped returning my calls and emails... I'm considering filing a lawsuit against these scammers.

Before you read this review, please read more about C2 in TrustPilot as there are more in-depth…read morereviews than on Yelp. First off, paying thousands of dollars for sessions in C2 is 100%, NOT the best way to go about SAT studying, essay writing, or tutoring. Sessions often cost 2 times more than what an above-average tutor would charge, and the sessions are not individualized. Coming into the classroom, students and parents are promised a flexible, individualized method of teaching, that it's different for every person. However, this is just a tactic they employ to sell themselves. All SAT students are handed one of 3 book versions, the blue, yellow, or red book, based on difficulty, but all have the same material and teaching style. In addition, nearly all of the SAT teachers in this facility didn't prioritize timing in their sessions, an integral part of the strategy behind getting a good score. The solution for good SAT studying: The curriculum in C2 comes down to one-course material: a book. Skipping the middle step, not paying thousands for a tutor who does the same thing that any SAT book would do, would not only save you thousands of dollars but your time. In my case, I went to nearly 70 hours of C2 SAT sessions and my score didn't improve until I bought a book off Amazon and started studying by myself (200 point increase). The people up front, Horace, Britany (who has now left), and Arielle, are extremely inconsistent with one another. Horace and Britany are helpful and encouragingly push students, but Arielle contrasts with these two. There were numerous instances where students were used as a scapegoat when it came to studying and essay writing, I will explain one of them here... For the summer and the beginning of the school year, I took essay-writing classes with a couple of teachers. My time was completely wasted in these sessions as on the first day of essay writing, I was pushed aside for nearly the entire time for other students, which occurred in more instances. In addition, when help was finally received, I wrote my personal essay which was labeled as "solid" by the teachers. After my essay was read by the official essay readers in C2, I was told that the entire topic of the essay was cliche, and was recommended to alter it after months of writing. After explaining all of this to one of the advisors up front, I was told that it was the student's fault and not the teacher's. Although it is completely understandable that several drafts of an essay are to be written before it is submitted to applications, the manufacturing of the personal statement should be brainstormed and assisted by a teacher who is proficient in essay writing so that the process is efficient. After all, individuals are paying thousands for these sessions. TLDR: Management is poor, price is poor, and the quality of teachers is poor.