Very friendly staff and excellent studying programs. Have been attending this school for years and…read morecan easily recommend it to others.

We came here after spending a year at Cupertino campus…read more Cupertino campus is so suffocating - room didn't have any windows and door was closed for ~2 hrs. The teacher used to escalate immature things. The teacher didn't help encourage any excitement in learning math rather she spread fear and anxiety. We moved to Prospect campus and it's been a breath of fresh air!!! The biggest positive is Mrs. Larisa she make the classes more fun our kid! Sure the timings suck but our kid comes out happy every week!! I believe the teacher makes a huge difference and she's great! I hope we have her next year!

I registered my both kids to summer camp here. Their friends recommended to do the camp together…read morethough we usually go to other coding school. At first, my kids were really excited and came home talked about what they learned and created. It seemed like they had fun. Then problem started as my child told me that her file was deleted couple times and she couldn't find it. I told her to ask the instructor since they supposedly are good at computer. She told me that she couldn't log on because she forgot her password. Apparently this issue has been going on during the week long summer camp. I was not aware until Thursday evening from my child. Then I asked her what was she doing if she couldn't log on and no one could help her. She said she just sat there and listened. 1) we don't learn by sitting, we learn from doing and following step by step (so she wasted her learning time and my money) 2) no instructor aware that she was sitting there and not doing anything? Didn't raise their attention? 3) she claimed she forgot her password and instructor couldn't help her. Coder instructor should be able to trace back her password or reset password for her, correct??? 4) I emailed my concerns and I got back the response from manager that my child was joking with instructor. Yes, if she wasn't engaged and couldn't log on, I know my child would be bored and fooling around. Any child would. All the kids were laughing and having fun in class. I don't see any problem with my child enjoying the class and laughing. 5) couple kids said they had WiFi issues during class. Why would it be WiFi issues when this is a coding school. 6) when I emailed to the manager, his response was trying to point finger at my child that she was joking with the instructor instead of solving the issue and take responsibility about his instructors in class. No customer service. For sure, I won't recommend anyone to this place. Very disorganized and no customer service.

My children attended a summer camp at the coder school. This what I experienced:…read more Pros: the kids had fun there. When we entered or whenever we picked up or dropped off, you can see that children were having fun. You could see children laughing and smiling. They did complete some coding activities. Cons: 1. Limited staff- No one answered the phone. There was no front help person to answer phones during camp. I was running late, and called the office no one picked up the phone. When I picked up the children, the teacher gave his personal phone number to contact them. He said there is no one to answer phones during camp. Considering the amount of money as parents we pay for this activity and they should have someone in the front office answering the phone or have the teachers in the camp pick up the phone while the camp is in session. I know they are trying to cut cost, but the business phone should work during camp hours. 2. Each child are placed on their individual computers. If they have problems with the computer, instead of putting them on another one, they waited to repair it. So one of my children missed time during the day completing a project until they could the computer to work. We were not told about this until my children told us. We inquired about it and did not get a response why they were not put on another computer or that my child's project would be delayed. 3. Passwords- I have a younger child who forgot her password on the computer. The teacher didn't have the password that day, so she couldn't use the computer to complete her project. The following day, we contacted the manager to find out why the teacher didn't have it so our child could complete her work. The manager gave us the password. Then stated that our children were smiling and laughing in class. Prior to that comment, the teachers were giving my children compliments on how well behaved they were. That's an odd response from the manager-- deflect and blame tactic being used. My wife asked again why and we didn't get a response. We never found out from the manager nor the teacher why they didn't have the password prior day so my child could finish the project. Today, after our complaint, staff did have myu child's password. And again they avoided the question why they didn't have the password the day before. Overall, my children had fun. Other kids had fun. They looked like they learned something. However, the management and teachers could not answer simple questions and for the money we pay, there should not be downtime if computer is down or someone can't remember their password. However management avoided the question and was ready to deflect questions by blaming my children. We've gone to Code Ninja in the past and had a better experience there. They have better communication, kids have fun too, learn, and are more organized. If they have technical difficulties they move the child to another computer.

My daughter is going into sixth grade next academic year and we wanted to ensure she was up to…read morespeed on her math. The process to sign up and to get an assessment was easy and the staff is very helpful. My daughter first hesitated going to math school over the summer but she truly likes it. I think it's because she sees how much it's helping and she is feeling confident about her skills. They are always on time and the ratios are great. Also, very easy and confident in terms of week to week scheduling. Pricing is right too. Don't hesitate. If your child needs help with math go here! Also, while you wait there are lots of restaurants in the shopping center to choose from.

It's time for an update now my son is a sophomore in college. As with many parents, we initially…read moreturned to math tutoring when my son struggled. He started Mathnasium in 2nd grade, but over time, he didn't struggle as much. Mathnasium became more of an extracurricular activity than just tutoring. Of course, like most kids, he wanted to quit at some point. He finally got his wish before his senior year of high school. Looking back, I now truly see the value of this extracurricular. He was good at math, though I wouldn't say he was exceptional, and I always thought he didn't particularly enjoy it. Surprisingly, when he was a sophomore in college, he decided to pursue a minor in engineering--or even math. I guess his years at Mathnasium served him well after all! I wanted to share this because math tutoring isn't just about helping your child in the moment--it can have a lasting impact on their academic confidence and future opportunities.

We have had a wonderful experience at this school, particularly in K-3 levels. The individualized…read morelearning and weekly field trips really set this school apart from any other school that we know of in this area. The teachers are truly passionate about education and they care about every student's academic and social growth. Their enthusiasm creates a positive learning environment where children feel encouraged, supported, and inspired to do their best. The school does an excellent job of engaging families and maintaining open communication. They organize lots of events inviting families to join, which helps build a strong sense of community. I also appreciate the school's leadership and management for their commitment to continuous improvement. The school creates a safe, nurturing environment where children can thrive. Students are encouraged to be curious, think freely, and develop a lifelong love of learning. We are grateful to be part of such a caring and dedicated school community.

The school has a friendly environment. Teachers pay much attention to academic and social…read moredevelopment. There individual customized reading program works great for my child.

My child has flourished at Fusion. We thought of Fusion when COVID hit. We didn't have confidence…read morein the public schools to adapt quickly enough so we transferred to Fusion. They provide 1-1 teacher child instruction and really, truly tailor the learning to the individual child. It amazing how well my child is doing, and more importantly, enjoying learning. We decided to stay with Fusion for the rest of the school years.

Prospective family. Called 3 times in a couple week, and spoke to the staff who said the admission…read moreofficer will call back. Never get a call back.

Although we ultimately chose a different school for our child, I want to share how impressed I was…read morewith Hillbrook's admissions process. From start to finish, the experience stood out in all the best ways. During our initial visit, I noticed something remarkable--several students came up and hugged the admissions officer. It was clear that the kids not only felt comfortable but also genuinely connected to the adults on campus. That kind of warmth and trust speaks volumes about the school culture. Throughout the process, the staff had multiple thoughtful conversations with me and invited our son to visit the campus more than once. It wasn't just about evaluating our fit for them--it really felt like they wanted to ensure the school would be the right fit for our son too. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind, transparent, and generous with their time and insights. What really set Hillbrook apart was how open and communicative the administration was. In a time when many schools can feel closed off or overly cautious, Hillbrook was refreshingly honest and forthcoming. That kind of openness is rare and deeply appreciated. Even though we didn't enroll, I left the process with a very positive impression of the school and the people behind it.

The best school but it does cost a lot. Though if you do have the money it is…read morereally nice.

Math is fine. There…read moreare rude teachers. There's one who has tan skin, long dark brown hair, and always has decored nails. There's also an Asian girl who's rude to the younger children. Majority of the teachers are rude to the younger children, probably because they know that the younger children are defenseless - but this will only hurt their future. Know better next time. It's genuinely so stupid seeing "kind" ppl being so rude to these cute children The one with the decored nails (she looks Hawaiian or smt) is pretty rude .. They kept us for an HOUR - twice the length of a regular class and said it was only gonna be 5-10 minutes. Hell na Fix yourselves .....

I have been sending my kids to Kumon Blossom-Crest for a few years now. I started when my son was 3…read more-- he attended Kumon for about 2-3 years till he was established in Kindergarten. He is turning 9yo now. Last year, I started sending my daughter as well -- she is 4yo turning 5yo. Kumon in general has provided the necessary training and skills to help my kids both adapt to and excel at Stratford-Los Gatos, which both attend. Kumon Blossom-Crest, under the direction of Darshini, has been a very positive experience for us. Darshini is flexible, energetic, motivational and positive with respect to her students and their parents. She brings a fun, light-hearted energy to the curriculum, while being very personable, warm, and congenial with the parents. She is flexible with our schedules and is committed to the success of each child.

We attended the Sunnyvale Central center and loved it. My kids had to move over to Cupertino due…read moreto a class conflict and I am happy to say that the staff here has been great also! We've continued our progress seamlessly. Thanks team!

Over the past 7 years, our two daughters have been with  the Kumon Math and Reading Center of…read moreCupertino managed by instructors - Ms Alice (Cupertino Center) and Ms Marianne (Sunnyvale Center). Ms Alice is passionate about ensuring that the students have a solid understanding of the foundational math concepts. I say that out of my own personal experience. I know because of the Kumon Math Program, our older one was always placed in an advanced math course(s) in Middle and High school. They constantly encouraged our daughter to maintain a Kumon routine (like brushing your teeth everyday) despite her school work load and a very hectic after-school competitive synchro swim schedule. They worked very closely with our daughter to adjust her Kumon work as and when needed. Thanks to their constant encouragement and personal attention, our older one completed all of the Kumon Math levels by the time she started her High School sophomore year. Now I see the same level of commitment to our younger one (In 6th grade - middle school). My younger one has tried to quit a few times, especially when she is moved to the next math level. Each time, Ms Alice will take out a considerable amount of time to speak with our younger one to assess the root cause and then find a creative way to create a win-win option.