Kumon North Richardson was an amazing help for my son who was in 5th grade when he started. Their…read moremethods work, and the reason is that they know there are no shortcuts to real learning. My son spent 30 minutes each day on Reading and another 30 minutes on Math. It was hard work, but it paid off and they encouraged my son every step of the way. After a couple short months I saw my son's confidence grow. His handwriting improved dramatically and I saw him put care into his work. His teachers mentioned how much he had improved academically, but I was surprised to hear that they also thought that he was so much happier at school. My son is on a completely different trajectory now after spending a year and a half in Kumon. I am so grateful for Pauline and Kevin and the time and energy that they put into my son's education. They helped us so much and it's so great to know that they are there if we need to go back to them.

Our daughter Sophie is currently enrolled in CCA & when she started at the age of 3 1/2 she…read morecouldn't read (typical I'm sure) but by her fourth birthday in December she was fully comfortable tackling small books and math. June Campbell has developed an awesome "Pure Phonics" curriculum that is geared towards younger children and it was remarkable to see our little 3 1/2yr old grasp the concepts laid out so quickly. Wonderful, thoughtful and challenging teachers work here and we have never been more grateful for a friend's recommendation to check this school out. June and her staff have mastered the art of training and educating kids through Biblical principles and their influence on not only our daughter's education but also her love of learning is so very greatly appreciated.

CCA has been a blessing for our family. Our daughter, Deva, has learned so much in so little time…read more Teachers are great! Ms. Campbell is a great mentor for both the students and parents. The Pure Phonics curriculum truly works!

My daughter has been going here for about 3 1/2 months and I'm impressed with the results. Yes,…read moreit's expensive, but my 4 year old went from inconsistently identifying the numbers 0-9, and the letters of the alphabet, to being able to identify all the letters, their sounds, numbers up through 100, and now we're working on being able to write them legibly, and early reading concepts. The rapid results are impressive, and we'll continue going here because it's making a big difference. I definitely attribute a lot of it to the daily homework that they assign, so you have to do them with the kid, but it's their process of teaching / daily work that has brought her so far so fast.

We are very happy with our daughter's progress over the time she has been to Kumon on 10185 Custer…read moreRd in Plano!! Credit to the Instructors for always being supportive and providing personal attention to kids. They are always available to work with parents and are very accommodating with schedules.

My daughters confidence and skill level have greatly improved In a short time. Great staff and…read morecertified teachers makes this a lot more than just a tutoring center. They take a true interest in her development. I highly recommend!

This place is a Godsend! Our daughter has been going to Grade Power Learning in Garland since…read moreApril - and has improved her reading by over 3 grade levels since she started! Not only that, but she has STRAIGHT A's for the first time since 1st grade! I am so thankful for the team at Grade Power - from their initial testing, they voiced concerns that we already had about our daughter possibly having some learning differences. We had her tested through her school in 2nd grade, and they told us she was ADHD and should be medicated. We disagreed, and didn't medicate, but she continued to struggle in school. Thanks to Grade Power reconfirming our concerns, we got outside testing completed and lo and behold, she is Dyslexic! She has been on a personal tutoring plan at Grade Power and now also has a 504 in place at school to get additional accommodations to help her learn with her learning differences. She even is enjoying reading - something I never thought would happen! AND Grade Power even will attend those meetings with you at school as an additional advocate for your child - AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE! If you have any doubts, feel free to contact me! Check them out - their tutors and staff are super friendly and our daughter actually enjoys going to tutoring (this from a girl who has, in the past, HATED school and anything school-like!). THANK YOU GRADE POWER!

Been taking my son here for the past four years. The staff have been very accommodating for his…read moreADHD needs. The owner, Mrs. Kumar, has a special relationship with each child. Highly recommend this Kumon center!

I initially enrolled my child just for the summer but ended up staying longer. I am very impressed…read morewith the staff and how much progress my child made in a short about of time. Mrs. Bo really cares about the progress the students are making and I highly recommend the Kumon program.

What an awesome tutoring location. Not only is the owner sweet, she's also extremely caring and…read moreknowledgeable. The office is open 4 days a week and they are open on Saturday's. This is a huge plus for me because of schedule. They have a low student to tutor ratio and the also offer homework for reinforcement of the lessons covered during their session. My daughter is truly happy to attend Kumon!! You should give it a try.

My daughter started going to Mathnasium in September and she is doing so well. She said it's a lot…read moreof fun and looks forward to going there twice a week for her math tutoring.

We started Mathnasium in March 2026 with two kids and recently decided to end our contract early…read more When we first joined, we were really impressed with the director and the person who initially met with us. Unfortunately, shortly after we enrolled, that staff member moved to another center, and during the summer, the director also left for an internship. Since then, we've been disappointed by the lack of communication. We received very little information about our kids' progress, staffing changes, teachers leaving, or even the director leaving for the summer. As parents paying nearly $500 a month for two children for one subject, we expected much more consistent communication and oversight. We were also disappointed when the center moved toward iPads during the summer and began offering virtual options. One of the main reasons we chose Mathnasium was because we wanted our kids working through math problems by hand, writing things out, and getting in-person reinforcement. There was no real announcement or explanation to parents about this change. They also changed scheduling apps midway through our time there. While there was an email about the new app, it still felt like another significant change without much context. I do want to commend the tutors. Our kids have enjoyed their teachers, and we've had positive experiences with them individually. Our kids also liked seeing friends from school at Mathnasium. My concern is that it sometimes feels as though young tutors and college students are being expected to carry too much responsibility for running the center. I tutored SAT and AP-level subjects myself while I was in college, but I certainly would not have been expected to run an entire tutoring center. We also rarely heard directly from the owners, which was surprising given the amount families are paying. We have since sought enrollment at another tutoring center where the owners are very involved, communicate directly with families, and continue to have students work through math by hand. That experience has reinforced for us that those things really do matter when choosing a tutoring program. Overall, we feel the quality and communication declined noticeably even during the relatively short time we were there. We had high expectations when we enrolled and really wanted Mathnasium to work for our family, but unfortunately, the experience did not justify the cost for us.

Academics Plus worked a miracle for us! My 8 year old, 3rd grade, dyslexic son had hit a wall with…read morehis reading. He and I were both frustrated. He attended A+ for almost a year at 2 hours a week. He went from not reading, no sight words to end of second grade. He is a reading machine now and is plowing through a Magic Tree house book every night for pleasure! Highly recommend!

Highly recommend A+ my son has dyslexia and has gone from reading 2 grades behind to now 2 grades…read moreahead. He not only passed his Reading and Math STARR tests this year but scored in the 'Mastered' category for both. They go above and beyond for every student and it shows.