The staff are pretty nice! They can speak english. Some staff can sepak chinese or korean. The…read moreenglish and math teachers are good and patient. C2 have their own SAT/ACT books that are given according to your level. Each session is 1h50min, the teachers take notes of what you learned for your session and also assign homework（you better do it）. I have studied for 3 months and improved 100+ on my SAT practice test（the results are vary）. The fee is relatively expensive but it's a good place to study and you really need to work hard.

C2 has helped me improve so much in both SAT and school work. I was having a difficult time, but my…read moreC2 tutors made it easier to learn and fun! C2 really helped me on SAT by giving me lots of practice. After all my work at C2, I felt confident during the SAT and didn't get scared. Also, the individual help was a lot more helpful than school, where I wasn't understanding things.

My experience with Providence Christian Academy was disappointing. As a parent, I felt that the…read moreschool struggled with issues related to diversity, inclusion, and equitable treatment of families. I found interactions with the elementary administration to be frustrating and, at times, dismissive. Rather than feeling welcomed and supported, I often felt that concerns were not taken seriously. I was also troubled by what appeared to be inconsistencies in the financial aid process, which left me questioning whether all families were being treated fairly. For families seeking a diverse and inclusive environment, I encourage you to do your research, ask detailed questions, and speak with current and former families before making a decision. Every family's experience may be different, but unfortunately, ours was not a positive one. This version communicates your concerns clearly while focusing on your experience and observations.

Both of my children attended Pca starting in kindergarten. I had to pull my daughter out in 6th…read moregrade due to bullying and staff would do nothing g about it. My son went from k-12 and struggled academically. When he failed a class first semester of 12th grade, they made him leave the school. That is how they have a 100% graduation rate. Teachers are not certified unless they have changed. Horrible place disguised under Christianity

So many things wrong with this school and too much to write. If you want information, email me at…read morealminaj@hotmail.com Absolutely worst place to handle a death threat was made to my 8yr old. They will tell you it was handled timely and orderly, but those are only lies. However, the school is probably somewhat safer now that I raised hell to provide a better protocol when a student threatens another. At least I hope so. This isn't about money, or defaming a school, this is about making ALL schools safer for our children. Period. They did not do that with mine.

My son has been here almost a year now and we love it. I previously took him to a different daycare…read morethat he could not adjust to, whether it was the teachers, schedule, I'm not sure, but as soon as we took him to core, he completely changed for the better! My son has now been moved up 2 times because of his progression. Before bringing him here, my pediatrician recommended a developmental therapist for him based on his 18 month check up, yet after working with the teachers here, he is beyond his age in speaking and social skills. Every time he moves up a class I get so sad he's leaving his teacher and think there's no way the next teacher will be as good as this one, yet every time, the teachers are exactly what he needs in that stage of development for him. I love that they have a garden, a class fish or similar in most classes, and other amazing learning tools to teach your child about more than just how to play to color. They really teach responsibility and are thorough in ensuring they're receiving an amazing education. If you are looking for a day care that cares about education and fostering healthy parent /teacher/child relationships, please come to core. Your child will love it. (Picture is in the hallway!)

Outstanding teachers and administrators. My son had an amazing experience at Wilson Creek. Of…read morecourse there are always challenges, but stakeholders were engaged and did their best to resolve issues.

This school lunch is such a scam. My son came here one year and I saw how many extras he was buying…read moreI confronted him told him to not waste money he told me that they give the same amount of food to first graders as 5th graders I didn't believe him but when I went to lunch at his school they served really crapy food

My daughter went here for 9 years and has greatly and quickly improved her math skills and has…read moregotten honor roll.

We love how Kumon encourages independent learning. Kumon has given our child a strong academic…read moreroutine. The daily worksheets build discipline, and we've seen steady improvement in both math and reading skills.

After touring a number of schools, Goddard was the one school I felt very at peace with, and I…read moredidn't have the feeling that my son would be missed or overlooked. It's very clear when you can just tell a person was made to work with little kids, and I've felt that with every single teacher I've met here so far; and that was not the case anywhere else. The communication and attention to detail has exceeded my expectations. I LOVE that this school is smaller, I think only one class per age group, and that Nikisha (director) knows every single parent and child by name. When I ask my son if he wants to go to any daycare (gym, church, etc) he says no. But every time I ask him about going to "school" he says yes, and he's out the door. I feel so at peace here, I'm so impressed with what he's learning every day, I love how diverse it is, I love how safe he is here, and I could not speak more highly of this place.

If stability and consistency matter to you, our experience (May-July) suggests this may not be the…read moreright fit. Within two months, our two-year-old's lead teacher changed twice and the assistant changed once. Our child's class was also moved for two weeks into a younger classroom that felt overcrowded for that age mix. For a toddler who needs routine, that level of churn was disruptive. When the second lead resigned abruptly, we chose to withdraw. The school enforced a 45-school-day withdrawal clause, effectively billing families for two school months after notice. Hard to reconcile was the asymmetry: families must guarantee 45-school-days of tuition, yet leadership at times appeared to give staff as little as one week's notice of termination; in other cases, staff were listed as "on vacation" and didn't return. Whether that reflects limited loyalty from management toward staff or low staff loyalty to the workplace, it ultimately points to a management-level failure to foster a supportive environment that keeps staff committed--while families are asked to shoulder the cost of the resulting staffing and retention issues via the 45-school-day policy. If you visit the school, ask detailed questions about current turnover, staffing ratios, contingency plans, and how the 45-school-day policy is applied when staffing changes disrupt a classroom.

Kumon is such an amazing place. It is an investment well placed. I started as a 10th grader, and it…read morehelped me tremendously by boosting my score 120 points in 6 months on the SAT with no prep courses. It is great with the core skills that may have been missed with school curriculum. The staff are so helpful and are always willing to explain any problem to you.

I would recommend Kumon to anyone! I started attending Kumon in preschool and it ended up being one…read moreof the most rewarding experiences of my life. From learning how to read to being able to finish complicated math problems in mere minutes, the program built a strong foundation for me. In fact, my appreciation for the program prompted me to return as a teacher in high-school. And I continue to be thankful for the academic strengths I developed with Kumon as I now will be attending the University of Pennsylvania. Thank you Ms. Jenny and Mr. Choi for always pushing me to excel with the Kumon program!

My child goes here. Generally speaking, this school is pretty nice. Although, many of the kids here…read morehave serious anger problems, I would suggest some sort of anger management class or reformation rather than immediate expulsion. The problems are still persisting outside of the school, so these punitive actions are not helping and are failing the children here.

The best high school in the state. The staff and faculty are top notch with a commitment to quality…read moreeducation. Theres so much for the students to experience such as football, swimming, chorus, baseball, soccer, band, R.O.T.C and more. Tudors are helpful and friendly, teachers have study sessions for students who need it. Just an all around great school. Go Wildcats! !!