My son has been attending this Kumon location for over a year now . After being homeschooled for 2…read moreyears 1st and 2nd grade he returned to regular school for 3rd grade . He needed to brush up on his comprehension and reading . We also added math few months later after he started. He's been doing great . Staff is great .

I wanted to further strengthen my daughter's foundation with reading and math as she heads to…read moremiddle school and came across Veena's page at Kumon in placentia. So far, it has been a very wonderful experience. Veena is very observant not only to my daughter's strengths and weaknesses but it appears she is engaged with all her student like that. I have seen her approach parents, myself included, and work with them directly to help their child grow. It's a wonderful feeling to know my child is there to learn and won't get away when she slacks off or if something isn't right. I highly recommend Kumon in placentia.

Instructors like Heather were great. They gave us detailed updates on our children…read more The supervisor Minerva on the other hand was unprofessional and gave us false hope. We had told her up front that our child has behavioral issues including ADHD, and she reassured us that they work with children like this all the time, which is why we chose Sylvan to begin with. But after one month of disappointment, we had no choice but to stop. It's as if she gave up on our our child. And when it came time to leave, she offered us nothing--no apology, no guidance, no recommendations, no hope, no closure, nothing. By the way our kids also reported that one of the tutors even threw my kid's stuffed animal across the room against a wall. We understand our kid shouldn'tve brought it in the first place, but that doesn't excuse such violent behavior. Lastly our children built up thousands of "points" but never knew how to redeem them and were never even offered the chance to do so. In short, don't waste your time and money here. Your children deserve so much better.

My son started at Sylvan Learning Center in 1st grade for reading support (he's now in 2nd grade),…read moreand I couldn't be happier with the progress he's made. In just a short time, we've seen a big improvement in his reading ability. He now loves reading things out loud--whether it's street signs, books, or even random words he spots throughout the day. The teachers and staff at Sylvan have been so patient, encouraging, and supportive, and they've really helped him build a strong foundation. It's been amazing to see him go from hesitant to truly enjoying reading. I'm very grateful for the program and highly recommend Sylvan to any parent looking to give their child a boost in learning and confidence.

Very good tutor helped lots highly recommend. It was ver impactful for my kids. Join for unlimited…read morelearning and fun!

We had enrolled our 5th grade daughter here for nearly 6 months. While the owner seems like a nice…read moreperson and they were accommodating our schedule and changes, we feel the material she was being taught did absolutely nothing to improve her math abilities in school. They follow their own material, and I'm not sure how that would be helpful if you are trying to have your child perform better in math at school, since it does not line up with school math. Another problem I had was that several times she was being taught by High School students. If I am paying $300+ a month, I expect at least college students or adults to teach my child. I feel it was a waste of time and money. My child, once in 5 months, had problems with some school math and asked her instructor to help. The instructor was completely useless and didn't help at all.

Went in for an initial assessment for my two kids. Everything looked good but as soon as I called…read moreto ask about financing options, the instructor said she'd "call me right back" and never did. Also tried to reach out via email but I'm really disappointed in the bad communication as I thought it would be a great program for my two kids.

We are so grateful to be a part of this Kumon Center. Mrs. O is wonderful and love her staff as…read morewell! It's been a great experience and they make it so fun for the kids too!

I had a very disappointing experience with Learning Tree. My son attended the program from last…read moreOctober until April of this year, and the experience was never truly what we had hoped for. At the beginning, we were invited to a group chat with teachers and staff, where responses were prompt and communication felt excellent - a major reason we chose the program. Regrettably, this responsiveness faded after a few months, with far more messages left unread or ignored than addressed. Additionally, we received no detailed academic updates about my son's progress throughout his entire time there. Teachers barely greeted you when picking up a child. Maybe this is the norm, but as a Korean mom who attended Korean hagwons (after school programs) before, in addition to being a teacher at an after-school program myself for five years in the past, this felt a bit rude and very unwelcoming. My son can have challenging behaviors, something I was transparent about from day one. I do appreciate that the staff worked with him over the months. However, after his dismissal in April, the lack of communication became especially concerning. I have followed up multiple times about the prorated refund for the unused portion of April's tuition and clarification on the refundable status of the enrollment deposit. Despite this, Grace, the program manager, has not responded since April. I gave her two months before writing this review. Additionally, when I directly asked Grace whether news of his dismissal had been shared with other parents, she assured me it had not. That said, I have since sensed uncomfortable vibes from certain parents whose children are in the same class, leading me to wonder if information was shared after all (my gut feeling tells me it has, because what are the chances? Timing is too coincidental). Regardless of the reason for dismissal, families deserve transparent billing, timely financial resolution, and basic professional courtesy. Being left in the dark after months is both surprising and disheartening. This has been a very negative, unwelcoming, and unprofessional experience. This place cannot be trusted. I would strongly advise other families to look elsewhere.

My children love it here at learning tree. We recently moved to the area and I was concerned that…read morethere would be a lengthy adjustment period for my kids. The teachers here were so kind and patient, especially with my kindergartener. They didn't pressure her or go overboard, but remained patient and availble. After a short period, my kids were settled, made some friends, and looked forward to going the next day. Teachers are friendly, knowledgeable, and help them with their homework each day.

I had a great experience with the coaches they were all especially kind and patient. I worked with…read moreCoach Asha, Shante, Chris, Janiel, Forrest, Anna, and Robert. Coach Asha helped me get together my interp events pretty last minute and I managed to qualify top 15 in California for nationals or NSDA (with a main event of dramatic interpretation). Also, throughout the season I got some specific technical feedback from Coach Shante which really helped me hone in my performance. While Coach Chris helped me get my DI up early in the season which led to me placing fourth at Peninsula. Additionally, Coach Janiel is mostly always at tournaments and gives a killer warm-up that really energizes me and my peers as well as give us a confidence boost admits the inevitable nerves. Furthermore, Coach Forrest and Coach Anna are really good with the younger students as they helped laid a solid foundation for my speech and debate skills going forward. I really started learning public speaking starting with them! And Coach Robert is great at platform events and is extremely detailed in his feedback. In addition, there are Coaches Kavya and Christine that I heard great things about from other peers but haven't worked with them too personally. With QD Learning I've been able to travel to Minneapolis for the National Individual Events Tournament of Champions and Arizona for the National Speech and Debate Association/ Competition as well as local tournaments around the area. In anyways I totally recommend them and have won a lot more tournaments than mentioned. However, the most special part about the QD Learning is the amazing process and journey that it takes you through as you make lifelong connections and work with amazing national champion coaches that take the time to understand your needs.

great speech and debate program for kids! lots of great coaches and chances to win at big…read moretournaments.

I've always said, you can find 1,000 reviews on a hot dog, but something as important as education…read morerarely gets yelp reviews. Well I'd like to take a break from Hot Dog writing for a moment and tell you about Eye Level. Last year when my daughter was finishing 2nd grade, I felt the school had met their common core goals by mid April and was just sitting out the clock until June. Homework stopped coming home and days were wasted. My friend had been sending his daughter to Eye Level in Huntington Beach for over a year and was very happy with the results between public school and Eye Level once a week. He did all the research into Kumon vs Eye Level and from what I understand the biggest difference is the teacher involvement. This Anaheim Hills Eye Level location is very well run by a friendly lady named Chris. Chris did a placement exam with my daughter for over an hour, then explained what areas she needed more work on. The biggest complaint I have about common core in the public school, is that they kind of just check the box when a kid passes a test and move on, assuming the child will retain that passed skill forever without practicing it again. Well the brain doesn't work like that, you need constant repetition or you'll forget. Eye Level workbooks provide plenty of practice on skills until they have truly mastered them. Each kid works at their own pace and class size is small (usually no more than 5) so they can get plenty of help from the teacher when necessary. The teachers are adults and have teaching experience in their subjects, so you won't get any part time high school students here. Each kid gets a backpack and folder to keep their homework in, so as to keep it separate from regular school. The homework assignments are geared for them to be able to do it by themselves. As such, I never have to fight with my daughter about doing her homework. The parent is asked to look over it, but not correct it. Any mistakes will be corrected in class that way the Eye Level teachers know what the kid needs more work on. I've had a few other parents ask me, why pay for Eye Level, when you can find similar teaching resources online and work with your kids at home. Well, when my wife and I have to teach our daughter, it's World War III. She fights us over everything. We are her parents and it's hard for her to see us as anything but the person who she never wants to be wrong in front of. Thus we have conflict. But she seems to be very polite to her teachers at Eye Level, and willing to take instruction from them. Now that we've started 3rd grade, I can tell that my daughter came in ahead of the game and is easily doing her multiplication and division, while some of the other kids are struggling with it. Chris knew that would be a key area of the common core for 3rd grade and spent plenty of time working on it this summer. It seems to have paid off. Chris has done a nice job making the Eye Level group seem like a community. She often plans fun nights, where on Friday night the kids will come in for pizza and games, while the parents can use it to grab some dinner and make a date night out of it. It's win/ win and my daughter always wants to go. We've been doing Math and English class every week for 6 months now, and are very happy with Eye Level. I also believe it has given my daughter some extra confidence that she will do well in school.

We have been at this Eye Level for 5 years with 3 kids. The center has been instrumental in…read morehelping my kids grasp common core. Even during the pandemic, they were able continue with instruction remotely. The owner is a true academic who provides valuable insight on area of focus and development. With their guidance, I have seen my kids continue to grow and keep up with the curriculum. Highly recommend this location!

IvyCrest is a wonderful school. Ms. Michelle is the principal, and she runs a tight ship (in the…read morebest way possible). There is structure, great communication, and true professionalism in everything she does. My son has been attending for the past two years, and he loves going to school every morning. He's in Ms. Monica's class (Room 2), and she is a magnificent teacher. Ms. Melissa, who is also in that classroom, is equally wonderful. My son comes home every day telling me about all the new things he's learned. His vocabulary and enthusiasm for learning have grown so much, and I truly credit the teachers who dedicate so much time and care to the development of children.

Ivy Crest is a wonderful place for children to learn and grow. Ms. Michelle is a fantastic director…read morewho maintains high standards for both the teachers and the school. She is well organized and communicates effectively with families, so we are always informed and feel connected. As for the teachers, Ms. Monica in Room 2 is absolutely the best. My daughter has been here for less than a year, and within just a few months, we saw tremendous growth in her confidence and knowledge. Ms. Monica creates an excellent learning environment, well organized, engaging, and full of care and compassion for each child. We have no regrets choosing Ivy Crest it was truly one of the best decisions we made for our daughter and our family.