Mathnasium is a family run business focused on children's success. They were terrific to work with…read moreand we enjoyed their encouraging attitude.

From the owner: We make math make sense! We teach from K-12, SAT prep, STAAR…read moretest prep, TSI, EOC and many more exams that require math testing. At Mathnasium we offer individual attention, customized lesson plan taught by competent and professional tutors in a kid friendly ambiance. The materials are all supplied, they are suitably made for each grade with lot of illustrations, examples, puzzles and challenging workout at various levels , covering all the topics of TEKS , mental math, number sense, critical thinking. We are open 5 days a week, you can schedule classes yourself. We help with homework, class tests and good solid math tutoring!

Classes stopped in May 2026 and have not resumed. I paid €185 for 24 lessons that were never…read moreprovided and there is still no clear update regarding a refund or a restart date.

This is a place where administrators are rude to parents and the teaching are not straight forward…read morecurriculum when ask for a copy but their own agenda of DEI and wokeness. Most kids that reach high school drop out and move to a different school. Talked to many parents who took their kids out after middle school. The school is over crowded. They should be having no more than 16 kids per classroom and they have up to 21.

Summit is great! I attended this school for four years in high school and made some of my best…read morefriends. Summit prepared me greatly for college as I now attend a prestigious university where I am making exceptional grades. All of the faculty and staff go above and beyond to care for students. The Christian community fosters more of family like community amongst peers. I would recommend this school to anyone and everyone!

TW: racism and micro aggression…read more We enrolled our daughter in the summer camp as a trial for the August enrollment, but we were deeply disappointed and concerned by the discriminatory treatment we experienced as an Asian American family. On Tuesday of the second week, our daughter contracted lice at the camp. We promptly notified the school and informed them that our daughter had observed other children experiencing itching symptoms. Since our other two children attend a different daycare and no one else in our family had lice, it was evident that the infestation originated from the camp. We took immediate action by treating our daughter and keeping her home the following day to prevent the spread of lice to other children. The initial response from the school was to require clearance from a pediatrician before allowing our daughter to return, a requirement that was not imposed on other children. However, upon consulting our pediatrician, we were informed that such clearance was unnecessary. We relayed this information to the school, and they school finally relented. In addition, the school deliberately chose not to inform other parents about the lice infestation, thereby denying them the opportunity to make informed decisions for their children's well-being. We made multiple attempts to contact the school through phone calls, text messages, and emails to obtain updates on the situation. We sought clarification on the actions taken by the school and inquired if other children had been checked and removed from the class. Regrettably, our communication was met with silence. Despite assurances from the receptionist that we would receive a call back within the day, we never received any response. Eventually, the school sent an email stating that the information was confidential. Our primary concern was to understand the current situation so that we could make appropriate arrangements for our daughter the following school day. Instead of addressing our questions and concerns, the school chose to ignore us. It is unimaginable to entrust your child to a school where you are unable to establish contact for an entire day. Such disregard for communication and the mistreatment we encountered are wholly unacceptable. The prevailing demographic makeup of predominantly white students and faculty within the school, combined with the treatment we experienced, left us feeling dehumanized. I also emailed them 4 times regarding an overcharge and after 6 days still no response. If you're looking for diversity, morals, kindness and inclusivity, look elsewhere.

HCC is the best!! I have two daughters in the Tues/Thurs program, and we could not be happier! My…read morekids are always excited to go! The teachers are amazing and the emphasis on moral values and love is outstanding. They expose the kids to many different activities, and every day is something new and exciting. Couldn't be any happier!

We love HCC! BEST CHOICE we've made for our kids. Our daughter went there last year for prek4 and…read moreit prepared her so well for kindergarten. She is right on the cusp birthday wise so we could hold her back if we felt she wasn't read but her teachers were amazing. She started not knowing much at all and by the end of the year she was completely ready for kinder and is thriving at her elementary school. Our son is now in prek3 and it has been so wonderful for him. They have small class sizes and the teacher to student ratio is the best I've ever seen. It's a safe, clean, and extremely loving environment! We're excited for him to go back next year too! The office staff at the church as well as the directors in the HCC office go above and beyond for the students and families at Hope. We commute from 30 minutes away because they are worth it!

We just had our daughter's 7th birthday party here, and my husband and I cannot express how amazing…read morethis place is for parties. The kids had a blast doing science experiments. All the activities were prepared in advance and well organized. The staff was there every step of the way to ensure safety and fun!! How many chances do you have to throw a nerdy birthday party and have your kids love it?! :) Thank you,Ms.Tanisha and Ms.Chelsea!!

From the owner: Beat the Heat. Attend our Summer Camps or Book a Birthday Party! Cedar Park Summer Camps now…read moreenrolling. Limited Spaces. Use code: summer2018 to get FREE registration! Choose half-day Art Camp or STEM Camp or make it a Full-Day Camp and participate in BOTH Art or STEM Camp for maximum FUN! Ages 5 - 13. Visit mindworxlearning.com/camps. We also have awesome indoor birthday parties available! Visit mindworxlearning.com/birthday-parties.

This place is a hidden gem here in Austin- super cool studio with an amazing Art Instructor Amber!…read moreHad my daughter's 11th birthday - choose to do the splatter paint room and kids LOVED every minute of it. Her studio itself is a work of art, so you are inspired as soon as you step onto her property tucked up a hilltop with Lake Travis in the background! Amber does a wide range of art mediums for both children and adults. And we learned she does summer camps too! I would check this place out no matter how old you are- it's worth going to!!!

We just left the Art Barn, splatter paint party with Mrs. Gordon and it was THE ultimate party!! 3…read morehours of structured, chaos, colossal fun!!! Mrs. Gordon communicated everything so well, we knew exactly what to expect and how to prepare for the party. Her structure helped the party run smoothly...well-oiled machine! The girls rain wild. Splatter painted every inch of the room, themselves, and their canvas - followed by the water slide and foam cannon. Honestly, the perfect combo! Even my 12 yr old son jumped in on the fun. I cannot recommend the art barn enough...the moms are talking about the adult retreat next!! Bonus: Mrs. Gordon documents the whole experience by capturing the best pictures and sharing them immediately! Double bonus there is an arcade room my son enjoyed...no one was bored on her watch!

$20k per year tuition fees with super average curriculum execution…read more As a parent expect to receive multiple extremely long winded emails every day requesting you make/bring something to school - I would count myself as very organized yet found it extremely difficult to keep up with all their requests Unusually high Headmaster attrition - we had 3 different Headmasters in 1 year - not a great sign Worst part of the experience was when we ended up needing to move a new town outside Austin and a new school - when I cancelled (2 months before the beginning of the school year) - IST insisted on not only keeping my deposit (I absolutely understand this) but the tuition fees I paid in advance. The school year wasn't even close to starting! For a not-for-profit this is a fairly shameful business practice and a terrible moral example to our children. After I explained my position to the (at least right now current) head Brian he looked me in the eye and agreed the tuition fee refund I was asking for was fair - to which he then sent an email days later rescinding this and denying me a refund. Shady beyond belief. For these reasons I would not recommend sending your child to IST.

We absolutely LOVE IST! The school is so warm and special and has exceeded our expectations of what…read moreeducation can look like. The teachers are engaged and really focus on well rounded goals. We switched mid year from a disappointing experience at public school and can't even compare the two as it's night and day experience. We love the focus on community and that families are so involved and connected. I also love that every single person on campus from teachers to admin know our whole families names and help us feel so welcome and loved. I'm so grateful this curriculum exists and look forward to many wonderful years ahead.

I have two of my three kids at Grace Academy (third to start next year) and each year I fall more…read morein love with the school. Besides a fabulous education and a faculty that has high expectations of what our kids can do, their hearts are being filled to see God in all they do and hide His word in their hearts. I see kids checking on a classmate that is standing to the side, upper classmen giving hugs to my little kids and teachers praying daily with their students. I stayed for chapel just the other day (occurs most Mondays) and I couldn't help but be overwhelmed to know how my kids are starting their week, focused on God, and giving thanks to Him. There is a much to consider when choosing a school and these are a few of my reasons for choosing and staying at Grace. We are so thankful Grace is a part of Georgetown!

This is exactly the education my family and I have been searching for. Our daughter started at…read moreGrace this semester and is absolutely loving it. This is such a welcoming school that really focuses on the most important things in life. A classical education with a Christ centered focus. From the first time we drove onto the beautiful campus we felt that this was the right place for our children to learn and grow. If you are looking for something different than the run of the mill education for your children, this is the school for you.

We've been at nitro a long time. Our older one did nitro 1 & 2 which was many years getting to the…read morefinish. Then covid hit and we took a break. We had private sessions the summer before we came back and tested. Our son got into silver right away. He has been on the level for 2 years now so I'm hoping he will advance sometime. His coach quit earlier this year so we are re-establishing with the new coach. There aren't very many competitive swim schools in austin and we like the convenience of Nitro CP. our coaches for intro are really good too.

I did register for a class, but due to unavoidable circumstances I wasn't able to attend any…read moresessions. Despite that, I'm still being charged for the first month, which feels unreasonable. There seems to be no flexibility in the policy, which is quite frustrating.

Ms. Shannon is amazing. My youngest son immediately gravitated to her due to her care and…read moreattention. She is extremely communicative and would let us know any milestones he achieves. Her professionalism sets the standard. I'm consistently impressed with this school to know that Ms. Shannon and others are the standard that they hire.

I unfortunately cannot recommend. First day of drop off after 2+ months of email communication…read moreregarding my kiddos first day and the front desk had no idea we were starting, so that was fun. The teachers looked surprised when my kids were walked to their classrooms and because admin forgot my children were starting we didn't have access to their app for updates. It was a horrible first impression. Now, I am a very forgiving person so I tried to realize mistakes happen but then I noticed during pickup, my eldest child's class was always sitting watching a tiny computer screen in the classroom while the teacher was in the back on her phone (for reference I did pick up at different times to test the theory). The director never acknowledged me or my children in the 2 weeks we attended there. I guess you would think with the place being on the smaller side she would have noticed a new family and at least said hello. I couldn't dis-enroll my children fast enough. I will say someone from higher up admin did call me after I submitted to dis-enroll and she was very very apologetic so I can at least appreciate that.