Summary: I just had the one of the worst customer service experiences of my life with the Math Enrichment Director (Michael W). It all started when I called the number on the website to understand how credits transfer from Castillero Middle School, and to cancel the program if it wasn't equivalent with what the school district was offering my daughter. In summary the Math Enrichment Director Michael W. refused to provide documentation, bullied me to keep his program, then cussed me out and hung up on me without identifying himself (more details below). Through email screeds and a phone call followup he denied he was the one I talked to and told me obvious lies about his "call center" and "staff" and many other things that are too numerous to count, while repeatedly blaming me for my experience. He then found this Yelp review and emailed me a 5-page, point by point rebuttal, and threatened me with libel. Background: I called wanting clear documentation that my child would receive San Jose Unified School District (SJUSD) credits for Math Enrichment, which he refused to provide, rather telling me to go to "the FAQs on the website." My daughter attends Castillero Middle school and I wanted to understand clear documentation that this course would replace the school district's "Ramp-Up to Geometry" course, which my daughter was offered through Castillero. The Math Enrichment FAQs are vague and non-specific, and nowhere do they mention San Jose Unified. They do mention Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) but they are woefully vague on how the process works to coordinate with my daughter's school nor do they mention how they will show up on my daughter's report card. The representative did not even attempt to provide evidence, and was unable to articulate how Math Enrichment partners with SJUSD, and talked in generalities about "10 credits applied toward college" but with no additional specificity. When I told him I needed clear documentation which showed coordination with the San Jose Unified School District, he got extremely pushy, and continued to up the energy until we got into a cursing match. I asked a dozen times for him to identify himself by name, and he refused, telling me he has "been doing this for 20 years" and that I should "shut the *curse word* up" (he repeated this many times). He also would not provide the email for me to use to cancel my daughter's registration, so I had to do a Google search and navigate to their "contact us" email form and hope this was the correct method to cancel registration. I'm flabbergasted at how high-pressure and awful the experience was. Keep in mind he did NOT provide the same level of documentation which I had received from the SJUSD school district for their own summer program. I had only wanted to remove one of my daughters from the program, but, due to the abysmal customer service, the lack of professional courtesy, and the high pressure "just-trust-me" sales methods, I will be removing both daughters from the program. I refuse to support such people who use such practices. This means for each daughter I will lose $400 each (total $800) because that portion is non-refundable, but honestly I'll take that over giving them a single cent over what is in the fine print. My assessment is that this is an organization which does business by domineering parents using high-pressure sales tactics. I still don't know if it is a scam or not, or if these classes show up on high school transcripts for students attending an SJUSD school. I will definitely be logging a complaint with the Better Business Bureau about how awful the service was. Edit to add: I searched for my daughter's school in the WASC directory, and it didn't show up. This indicates the school does NOT partner with WASC, and the Math Enrichment course would not show up on her report card. Further developments: The owner emailed me after I posted this review, claiming he was not the person I talked to and that there is some kind of "call center" the calls forwarded to on the weekend. I do not believe his claim as the phone number used is registered to him personally, is clearly an iPhone using iMessage (the texts he sent from the number turned blue), the person I talked with was the same person my spouse talked to last week, and, when I was the phone with him he indicated he has "been doing this for 20 years," all of which point to the person I talked to being the owner. He did not respond when I offered to talk with him again to hear his voice and clear up any confusion. The whole thing reeks of dishonesty. Further further developments: After blatant dishonesty from Director Michael W. over email, I called back the next day using a different number. The "representative" who had the same voice I had talked to, and whom my spouse had talked to, identified himself as Director Michael. The level of dishonesty is unsettling. read more

Math Enrichment - WASC website confirming that our local school is NOT affiliate with the accrediting company the owner of Math Enrichment cited - Tutoring Centers Near Me - Santa Clara, California

I'm not surprised with the average star count of Math Enrichment on Yelp. I signed up my kids for the summer online program. It is over now and I can confidently say it was a disappointing experience. First of all, the ratio sucks. One teacher should take care of 30+ kids. It was online class, this means a lot of technical/logistic/housekeeping issues. (There is always a kid who is unmuted during the class, which I found it more unbearable as the course goes by.) Second, the teacher does not really "teach" things. They let kids solve problems for 30 mins (30 mins of silence) and then later give them the right answers. Or play some math games and then break. Read a book and then break.. Some might be okay with it, but I wasn't because it didn't meet my expectations. Lastly, they want some of the materials to be returned when the course is finished. I strongly feel that they at least should have informed us of this funky practice. After all was over, somebody emailed saying the book should be returned otherwise there will be a penalty, did not really specify why the book should be returned, which is all messy by this time. Very likely not to go back to their service... read more

Warning: 0-star! Don't waste your money! This school is more like a fraud! They don't teach any real thing. If you look for "enrichment" for you kids you will be disappointed for sure. They just exploit the loophole in school credit system and try to make more money. And they can cancel your kid for whatever reason and won't return any fee. And admins are mean if you want to argue. Our worst experience so far in US. All victim parents should fight back and tell your friends/neighbors about this scam. This business should not exist at all. read more

Waste of almost $2000 not worth it because most of the teachers aren't even real teachers and they don't even care if your student pays attention or what not since they get payed either way. Also, the teacher doesn't even grade your tests so if he explained how to do a problem that is different from what the textbook says, the person grading it would be confused from the work and not give credit to the person even if they got the same answer since they grade from the textbook. The people who run math enrichment are literal slum lords but instead of owning slum property they hire slum teachers in slum environment that your kid has to deal with for 6 hours a day. read more

Update review shared by students from Summer 2022 online Math Analysis class. The class was a disaster! All 40 plus students end up taught themselves by follow text book instructions and YouTube videos. Again something is not adding up with this company. How could a non-profit organization that charge almost $1500 per student and provide inexperienced instructor! Btw, another parent have shared a legit online self study with detail pre-recorded video instructions company. And it's a fraction of the cost compare to M.E. read more

Honestly, if I could give zero stars I would. I just got off the call with Michael W. to ask about the refund policy, he was very rude and continued to criticize my parenting skills since my daughter's therapist recommended her to leave the course as it is overwhelming and disrupting her mental health. He went off on tangents that was beyond the point of why I initially called and rudely hung up. Anyways, don't call the customer service number, it is completely useless. read more

Very bad education service, The leader only care for money, only want to make money . If could give zero score,I will. Everyday just reading textbook, lots of students crowded one room, no pay an attention , no patience at all, and school expect students must be like a robotic, no reaction, no thinking , if students have a little mistake, The school leader name Michael extremely rude to punish student to quit school and no refund , just waste money there. read more

Very dishonest company. Was scammed out of 800$, money that our family needed during the pandemic. We signed our children up in March 2020 for summer sessions at Piedmont (they had attended in 2019 and enjoyed it), only to be told later they would only offer virtual learning due to the pandemic. Then they wouldn't give back our money. I am finally filing a claim with the BBB but doubt we will get our money back. AVOID THIS BUSINESS!!! read more

They are refusing to refund the deposits of hundreds of dollars worth for cancelled classes from summer 2020. The owner is rude and compares himself to sport franchises to justify his dishonesty. Their email clearly stated that deposits would be refunded if classes were cancelled and they are refusing to refund. Please beware - there needs to be legal action against this "non-profit" that is stealing people's money. File complaints against this businesses fraudulent activity at ReportFraud.ftc.gov is the federal government's website where you can report fraud, scams, and bad business practices https://www.nbcbayarea.com/consumer-form/ read more

The owner is now refusing to refund 2020 deposit transfers even if onsite classes are canceled in summer 2021. For new 2021 registrations, he indicates they will provide a refund but not for the 2020 registered and transferred to 2021. They canceled the classes well past knowing that classes will not resume over the summer in schools in the Bay Area even as the county has communicated this in may 2020. Michael wasserburger is very rude and has no intention to do the right thing by fully refunding the deposits. read more

This program is a WASTE OF MONEY!!! Parents if you really care about your child's education don't waste their summer by sending them here. It's $900! That's ridiculous. The teacher's aid aren't helpful, in fact the tutors are high school students with no experience. The teacher to student ratio is also whack. Students are not getting the proper support. All the pluses and bonuses the site offers are complete lies because they require ADDITIONAL Fees. They are misleading to the customers and not helpful. The company is stingy and very cheap. PARENTS! Save your money for something that will actually help your child. This is an expensive and useless program. Summer school would have been cheaper. read more

Upon receiving an email for this upcoming summer stating they would refund deposits if classes were cancelled, I emailed to see if they could refund my (very inflated) deposit from last year in light of this. Still refusing to do so. In light of the circumstances at this time, I find this to be very dishonest and uncaring. I have reviewed their financial statements and see they have money sitting out there. Another summer camp my kids attend when not here refunded every penny I paid without my even asking (and doesn't even take a deposit to begin with). The lack of understanding of families current situations with this company just feels wrong, considering they provides a service to families. read more

You know your Math Enrichment teacher is bad when: 1. She thinks 4 + 1/4 = 5/4 2. She thinks the fire valve door is the classroom door 3. Everyone in the classroom wonders if they can transfer out -- on the first day!!! 4. She writes on the smartboard with dry erase marker 5. She is not a California Credential teacher Per the Evergreen Valley High School Math Department As a department, we strongly advise against students taking any summer school math course to advance. Over the years we have seen too many students who have taken math in summer school to advance a year perform poorly in their subsequent math classes. Oftentimes the poor performance does not show up until the high level courses of Math Analysis or Calculus. The school year is 38 weeks long, while summer school classes are only 5-6 weeks. Taking a math course in summer does not allow students adequate time to learn, process, and retain the material and thought processes needed for success in future math courses. Only students who currently have an A in their math class and find it to be VERY EASY should consider taking summer math to advance. An A is not enough. All students who do take summer math should be prepared to seek extra help the following year. Also, EVHS has no control over the curriculum offered, the teachers who teach the classes, nor the level of difficulty of the course. Summer school programs are not always aligned with the EVHS math curriculum and may not cover all the lessons that are need to advance. read more

Horrible experience for us. 1) No security on campus (Lawson middle school) 2) Electronic devices allowed inside classroom during class hours - Youtube, social media, games... 3) Minimum lecturing in math class 4) Teacher left the classroom in the middle of class after kids picked out she was wrong 5) Director defending the teacher - blaming that kids were rude and disrespectful I raised my concerns to the director and he started blaming the kids to defend his staff. He said it was a one time leave from the classroom, which is not a problem. He also asked what my kid's test score was and told me kids not doing well in class tell parents the teacher is not doing a good job. This camp doesn't have work ethics. read more

This guy, Micheal Wasserburger, was really rude, unprofessional, and intimidating. I have just spoken to him on the phone this evening. I asked for a small amount of refund; after a couple of emails back and forth between him and I. He called me with a BLOCKED number. I guess he's either the owner or the director of this program. During the conversation, I remained calm and being respectful but he was RUDE and laughed at my face and talked nonstop. Very rude that I did not want my daughter to hear what he was telling me. This guy sounded like one of those smart mouth liar people. I had to hang up the phone because I was so angry and I didn't want to lower myself down to argue with him. It was just pointless talking to people like him. read more

I should read reviews before I registered the program. The owner is really rude and dishonest. I registered a summer program, but I quickly realized that I was mistaken with the location and date, so I called the director of the program to cancel the registration immediately (within five minutes). I kindly requested him to void the transaction since we just made a payment (the payment was still pending). The director said that he does not have any authority to cancel the transaction or refund it. I asked him for his supervisor's contact information but was told that he can't share any information about supervisors. According to him, the only way to void the transaction was by sending a formal email to the supervisor. (later the same director of the program replied. He lied to me). I requested to void the transaction right away, but they intentionally delayed the time and charged the full amount in the meantime. read more

My son is in the Evergreen School District and Math Enrichment advertised with the school district. We thought the program was associated with the district but it is run by an independent company that does not care about your kids education. There is minimum supervision with the kids. My son spends most of the day on iPads playing games and in front of the tv. There is very little lecturing and most of his math assignments are done without supervision and they do not even check if he is doing it right or has finished the worksheets. The lunch is full of junk food and any minimum amount of food is still charged $5. Horrible, horrible program. It looks very poorly on the Evergreen school district to rent out their schools for such a program. read more

Update: During q&a at parent orientation, I brought up again the fact that the parent volunteer had lost my child. This time, their response was that they would ban the parent from volunteering as a chaperone on any future field trips. Hopefully, they will follow through and not just saying so because there were other parents around. No change in my opinion about the camp being a hit or miss with the teachers (we've been there for 3 summers now). read more

I enrolled my daughter in the summer 2011 at Piedmont Hills High School. I was excited at first because she needed to prepare for 4th grade. What a mistake! Its so fast paced she not only ran behind but didn't learn anything. They say Math Enrichment but its only math half the time and the other half of the day is spent on English. I will not be going back next summer. I felt like my daughter was only a number and not a cared-for-student. There are so many kids there, I don't recommened this program for any kids under 15 and only if your child has mastered math. Let me break it down: Cons: 1. Lack of security- anyone could've picked up my child during breaks, before and after school and they would not have known. One time I went to the classroom where my child was supposed to be tutoring and the tutor (which is a high school kid) told me she was in the movie room, went there and another high school kid said she wasn't in there and said check the wii room. Go there and she's not there. Panic sets in and the hig school kid from the movie room looks like he's about to pass out, scared because they might have lost my child. I finally found her in one of the classrooms with another student where she was not supposed to be. 2. Before school program consisted of a few balls and hula hoops on the black top. Again I couldn't tell the difference between the kids and the chaperones. Again potential for your child to be taken without anyone noticing. 3. Teachers- I didn't know all the teachers but only the few my daughter had and looked like they didn't want to be there, just a summer gig. Some of the teachers dressed to impress (my theory as to why will be in the Pro's section) and my daughter told me her English teacher spent most of the class time on her phone on Facebook. The teachers gave my daughter a glowing report card at the end but I know she was not a glowing student (wished she was but I know full well she's not) 4. Money- kinda expensive and if you want your kid to do the extra activities, be prepared to shell out money. Six Flags- money. Banquet- money, Fair- money, to chaperone a field trip- money.... 5. Soooo many kids- the little ones will be eaten up by all the teenagers running around in booty shorts. Pro's 1. What a great Guy- the site director was very helpful, friendly, young, and good looking (I think the teachers came dressed to impress him!). 2- Free Jansport backpack and supplies 3- After school care was at $5 an hour (what a steal!) and I used it more than once and got charged for it only one time! 4. Free snacks- someone in the office was always giving my child free snacks (thank you!) I think the program means well but just overwhelmed with too many kids. Kids= money. I won't send my daughter back until she's a teenager probably. If you want individual care and attention for your child, this is not the place. You're better off going to a daycare or camp that doesn't have a gazillion kids enrolled in it. read more

Beware of the no refunds policy. If your son or daughter finds out that they are overwhelmed at the accelerated pace of the program and should decide to drop, they will charge you $300 even if you drop on the first day of class. The pace of the program is too fast for many kids and that's why it's not endorsed by many of the South San Jose Middle Schools. It seems they will promise you the world to get you to put down that $300 deposit but refuse to refund you if you should find that its not what was promised. This is opposite to the "we will do anything to help your child..." propaganda. This program for being as established as it claims, has no written drop or withdrawal policy like every other summer program in the valley. read more

My son had signed up for this camp two summers ago. What a mistake! The first day he came home and said his teacher had such a thick accent he couldn't understand what she was saying. I called and asked for my money back, but FYI-once class starts, there are no returns. He went back for three days and then we eventually gave up. Lost the ridiculously high fees they charge. My son's friend got his money back as they called sooner than us- by the time we called, they'd probably had a number of dropouts and decided they weren't going to do the right thing. If you're looking for summer enrichment, I suggest you look elsewhere. Edited: I notice I didn't list the class: he was signed up for Pre-Calc. read more

This is hands down the worse tutoring camp I have ever seen. Seriously; kids with no supervision, very young girls going to the bathroom without a chaperone, rude attitude by the woman who heads the operations, denying kids lunches because parents have not paid when in one specific case I know the parent had paid. DO NOT waste your money on this place. It is a shame because the teachers are actually good but there's no way I will let my kid go to this camp again. KI received ZERO feedback from the teachers, I never found out whether my kids was doing well or not. I know of at least 3 families that are not sending their kids here again. read more

There is a reason this place has 2 stars and i am giving it 1 because Yelp does not have an option of 0 or negative stars. From a safety point of view this place is unsafe for kids of all ages and specially for younger kids. My kids teacher was excellent and its just sad that the place is unsafe. I will follow-up with the reason for being unsafe. Worried about repercussions and hence i have chosen not to disclose the entire incident. read more

I enrolled my daughter on Friday before the program started. The first question I asked - is there space available? She will be going to 6th grade. They told me to enroll her in 7th grade and then they said they will adjust. That is what I did. Once the program started I sent emails as the 6th and 7th grade locations were different. The center person refused to put my daughter in 6th grade as there was no space. The whole 1st week was very chaotic. They never changed her. 7th grade math has many new concepts... so she found it hard. All in all I wasted my money... read more

I completely agree with some reviews here... For my elementary student there is definitely not enough adult supervision! It's actually a little scary if you think about it. I had a friend who was "lost" on afternoon! Appalled. I'm conflicted about this summer camp because it's a good deal and seems like an ok-ish learning program for summer, however the supervision is definitely very lax. Also note that it's so unorganized! Everything from enrollment, menu, charges are all last minute. I know there is no perfect program however this seems on the more poorly managed side. Don't even get me started on poor teacher management and handling! Try to find something else and only send your child here as a LAST result. read more

My 3 kids have went to ME off and on for several years and we have referred many friends. We paid a substantial deposit for summer 2020 and were refused a refund when the program was cancelled due to COVID. All families were refused refunds. Money that was to be used for teacher and staff pay, site rental, and equipment/material - none of which happened. So where did all this money go? Into Michael's pocket? Hundreds and hundreds of kids at $350 each. (I'm glad I didn't pay in full like I have in previous years.) Very disappointed in ME's curt, tactless response. This is a tough time for everyone. Do the right thing and refund people's deposits. read more

Very unhappy with the customer service of math enrichment. They are not able to hold in person classes with social distancing in evergreen area and only option is to send kids to their Cupertino location which is far. They will not refund the fees paid for their own fault of not having in person class with social distancing in evergreen. Others beware of them ! This is a dishonest business. read more

Last summer they took my $350 without providing any service, under the pretext of some made-up policy. The owner is very rude.

The Math Enrichment Program has officially ended and I can't help but rave about it so other parents that has doubts can make the best judgments for themselves. My daughter was behind and first grade and although she advanced to second grade, I wanted her to have her first grade material down so she can enter second grade confident!! The difference between Math Enrichment and other programs is that they focus on CORE TEACHING, which is what the kids are required to know in their regular school. I've seen such an improvement in my daughter and she will definitely be back next year. She comes home with so many stories about Math Enrichment and all the activities and field trips they go on. Definitely worth it. read more

I've been sending my kids here for a few years and this year, the program has definitely gone down drastically. It took us a while to get my older one into the right classes we wanted him to be in. The first year he was assigned to the English/Math combo class, standard for his grade. Second year, we were finally able to get him into the math-only class he wanted. But it was too easy for him, by the time we asked to move him up, it was kind of late. Last year, we finally got it right by moving him a grade ahead. And this year, we put him in Geometry, thinking that we finally got on track. Few observations this year: 1/ The staff has been more stressed & disorganized then before and very unwilling to help. There are more yelling at kids for little things like waiting on the wrong side of the street for bus. 2/There are many more last-minute changes & communications go out via different methods all with conflicting information. 3/ They completely screwed up on the Geometry curriculum, but wouldn't admit it. All the parents in my son's class realized that they have been teaching our kids Integrated Math 2, not Geometry, and had raised the concern to the program manager in several meetings. But he denied there was any mistake. Even after we presented the curriculum description posted on their website (traditional Geometry) vs. what was given to the kids (Integrated Math 2). We've recently learned that there WAS another Geometry class, just that our kids were not in it. And many of us had signed up way early in the spring too. 4/ many last-minute extra charges. We had signed up and paid for extra-curriculum activities right from the start. But on the day before, my son would be told he had to find transportation because there was now an additional $5 bus fee. Definitely will not return next summer. read more

Math Enrichment proves to be a one-of-a-kind program, time and time again. Four years ago, I sent my daughter and my son to this program, not expecting much. At first, it was just cheap daycare for my kids, and at the least I knew that they would exposed to some sort of academics. Math Enrichment surpassed my expectations; they were preparing my kids for the academic year to come, on a detailed basis. There are just so many wonderful things about the program: the afford-ability, the quality of teaching that they supply, and the overall experience. Math Enrichment provides a safe and fun learning environment-I mean my kids were excited to come back every day. To top it off, the staff are very personable and often have a knack for remembering not only the students' but the parents' names as well. The owner of the program, Mike, is always accommodating to every parent's need. Always making his best effort to keep everyone happy. Four years later, we are still coming back! My kids just demand to be here. I would give Math Enrichment 10 stars, if I could. read more

My child attended in the 2010 summer as a incoming 2nd grader at the Leland campus. We were very happy with our experience. The topics math and language arts have helped my child immensly when school began in the fall. She was challenged and enjoyed the experience and is already asking if she can go back this coming summer. There is no playground equipment so the kids do.have to use their imagination. The kids work hard during class so the video games are.a good balance before and afterschool. When you look at the value of the program and the variety of fun activities mixed with the reinforcement of math and language art skills retained and learned we were very happy and can't wait for this year! read more

Surprisingly, I found that the older staff is not as friendly or professional as the high school and college staff. The kids enjoyed the curriculum and I don't have too much negative feedback on the teachers. My experience with email responses, pick up and drop off were not as good. The younger staff were very helpful in answering questions and directing morning and afternoon traffic with a smile. An older lady (I believe is Haley, the director of the program) was seen using her bullhorn to rudely question parents what they were doing if they seemed a little confused about the traffic flow. No doubt the pick-up and drop-off times are a little chaotic, but a little friendliness can go a long way and give the impression that we are a valued part of the program and not a nuisance. After all, we would like to send our kids to a camp where the staff will be positive influences and role models, not obnoxious adults lacking manners. read more

There is no cancellation policy indicated on the their website whatsoever. I called in and asked about their cancellation policy after I registered. They accused me of not reading the cancellation during online registration for Piedmont site. Most people do not pay attention during the online process. I previously looked through every pages on the website for cancellation, but never can find any information. So, my assumption is they are very flexible. Here is their cancellation policy: as soon as you click ok, you are locked in. To cancel, there is a whopping $300 non-refundable fee at any time before the class starts. After the class start, there is NO refund. I requested that they clearly indicated their cancellation policy in the FAQ on their website, and the response that I got was a simply a "No". Only company who intentionally hide the most crucial information is of course has the intention of scamming others. My recommendation to them is working on improving the quality of their summer program so that the parents don't request for cancellation after hearing overwhelming negative reviews. Then, they don't need to be secretive about the cancellation policy. read more

I am wondering how the people commented below got their money back. The refund policy is not very clear on the website. In January I started receiving their emails that I would get super discount if I signed by the end the January. So I signed trying to make the price lower. Then in the following months they kept extending the deadline for super early discount so I got no benefits signing up so early. Now my kid has other plan to do so I have to cancel the registration. From their website I understand I will lose $50 registration fee and $300 will stay in my account for the next year. But now I was told that's not my account, it's my kid account actually. So if next year they don't have a course fit my kid, I will lose the whole money instead of using it for another kid. That's so ridiculous It's still April now so that's how they make money. read more

I sent my kids to the San Jose Camp. Take my advice and DON't SEND YOU KIDS TO THIS CAMP!! Staff is horrible!!! They don't know how to deal with 5 year or 7 year old kids or how to treat them with respect or their parents with respect. For every a small things they will keep calling us at work and will not treat you or your kids with any respect. Complains range from your kid is talking in calsss and causing distraction for teacher to "Take your kid home because he called his teacher a liar" The way staff deals with kids is by punishing for every small thing instead of positive reinforsement. In my opinion this can have long lasting effect on kids personality. Do your kids a favor and choose some other camp! read more

Math Enrichment is a decent camp if you're busy and trying leave your kids somewhere, but if you want them to actually learn something, you should send them somewhere else. Some of the teachers are good, but most of the others are inept. A few of the teachers don't care if you are actually doing work, a few aren't even teaching. Someone once saw a teacher watching Netflix while the students were just talking. Also, a friend of mine told me that a teacher actually let the students leave the campus if they wanted to catch Pokemon. A student was missing for about an hour and a half before he came back, and there was nobody with him the entire time. This is mostly a terrible camp and I suggest you send kids to other places. read more

This director Haley Bazan is the worst person that I dealt with. Totally obnoxious. As others mentioned, it is a total miss/hit situation with the teachers. If lucky, got a good one, if not, then terrible, waste of time, not just waste money. They are pretty cheap, yet looking for quality, go elsewhere. read more

This is our second year with Math Enrichment and we plan to continue with the program until my kids are done with school. We live an hour away from the programs and I think it is worth it. I saw the improvement in their grades as well as their confidence level in public school. The Director Michael, is very flexible and accommodating. He has always answered my texts or emails within a short period of time (mostly within minutes). I had to make several changes to my kids' classes and locations. The Director was always happy to help with my requests and made sure that everything was taken care of in the quickest possible way. This program has made a big impact on my kids and I would definitely recommend it to everyone. Thank you!!! read more

What a disappointment . My daughter sign up for a geometry class here and didn't learn a thing ! Teacher who doesn't believe in teaching. He spent most of his times on his cellphone during class time. A total unqualified teacher. Will not be returning next year. read more