We are happy with Ms Archi (the new owner)'s managing style. First thing she did was assessment…read moretest to my daughter and set up the meeting to discuss the result. We received constructive feedback and her current level of math and we know now what it needs to be done. As a parents, it is very satisfied that the center is well managed and my kid still loves to go there. We really appreciate Mr Bob & Mr Jonathan for guiding my kid on the right direction in math skills. We definitely recommend poway mathnatium to other parents.

My son has been attending Mathnasium at Poway location for 1 year. I can see his improvement as…read morewell as his love with Math. Thank you for the best service.

Strongly Not Recommended. E3 appears to be primarily profit-driven, focused more on generic…read morehomework help than the meaningful, individualized academic support our family was seeking. We paid $500 per child for intake assessments, only to discover there was no immediate availability for actual instruction. Months later, when a teacher was finally assigned, we were told she was not the right fit and lacked expertise in the area our child needed most--ELA. Their communication was inconsistent, their promises misleading, and overall, the experience felt transactional rather than student-centered. Despite the polished sales pitch, our experience reflected a lack of professionalism, accountability, and genuine concern for our child's education. Be wary of vague assurances and shifting explanations--they always seemed to have an excuse but never a real solution. Ultimately, we found a far better alternative--a certified teacher at a local elementary school who specializes in ELA and comes to our home for a quarter of the $150 per hour E3 charges. Since working with her, our son has made tremendous progress and grown by leaps and bounds in his ELA skills. Save your time, money, and frustration--look elsewhere for real, caring, and qualified support.

My daughter attends an academically rigorous local private school and when I asked what resources…read morethe support staff at the school suggested to help her tackle the various writing projects throughout her junior year, they automatically recommended e3. It's great to have a trusted ally in her corner, working with her each week to get organized and prepare for future projects. I've noticed it's helped her become less stressed as the weekend comes to a close and the school week looms and more confident. So glad we found e3!

Not sure what happened here, bad teacher or just a bad school. My son became quite and withdrawn,…read moretotally abnormal behavior. He's four and learned NOTHING!!! Now he goes to a private school and in the past two months he can count to 50, say his vowels, he knows the alphabet by site and the list goes on. My daughter was fine, but she's two. .

This is a low to middle income joint, so it's not like a lot of us have a lot of choice on where to…read moretake our children, but if you can, avoid this place at all costs. They're already in trouble with the daycare licencing board (you can search the SD Tribune for the neglect that's going on there) and they're still just as negligent, despite continually claiming that they're "improving." My child has been bit more times than I can count. At one point, they said she had at 1:00 (one person said the morning) she had a fever and, in their words, "a scarily fast heartbeat," but they didn't call me until 2:30. They didn't think a child with a pre-existing condition (asthma) experiencing tachycardia and a fever was an urgent matter, apparently. She's come home with scratches all over her face. Her incident report said they were noticed when they were on the way back to the classroom and that she was observed playing with branches earlier. When I asked the next day why they would let her play with branches without watching her (she was 18-months-old) they changed their story to she ran into child-sized bushes and they saw it happened. It's horrible. This place is horrible. I wish I had the money to take her to a better place, a safer place. But I don't. And even though these guys are on probation, even though they continue to get citations, it's not likely they'll close down. So what will we have? Just kids that continue to get hurt. What's it going to take, ECCDC? What's it going to take for you to change and care? Clearly nothing. EDIT: The morning after I wrote this, they terminated her without warning. I was late to drop her off (9:30) and said that although she had breakfast, she'd probably be hungry. They told me that breakfast was from 9-9:30, so I had to go down to the kitchen, which was fine. And then the director Jim stopped me while we were waiting for food. He told me that he was "disturbed" by my post (meaning Yelp review) last night and so he was in the process of terminating Athena's contract. I said that I just felt like I wrote the truth and that they were negligent and changed their stories in many instances where my daughter got injured. He then told me I was negligent because I left her there - uh, ok. And then he changed the story that it was because they couldn't meet meet my daughter's needs or my expectations (of her having any supervision at all?). He also says that this happens at EVERY daycare, which I know to be not true since I'm not the only mom I know. And then he told me that they were on probation because of "people like you" who continue to report incidents to licensing. He also said I was "hiding behind social media" despite my many face-to-face meetings with teachers, him, and other staff to solve the problem of my child getting beat up by other kids and coming home with unreported bites and scratches. So, we'll no longer be going there because I wrote a negative yelp review telling the truth about their absolute lack of supervision and poor decision making. Time to find a better daycare, because I know they're out there. Julie (front desk), Robert (front desk), Sam (supervisor), and teacher Nikki are the highlights of this place. May they find better places to work. I appreciate their kindness towards me and Athena. They did their best with a daycare organization with many, many problems. To the anonymous poster, "Germaine," there weren't children on the playground at the time. Yes, I did say "bullshit" and I was upset. I'm sure you would be, too, if your child who had been neglected and beat up at daycare and was terminated suddenly because of a yelp review on a day you had to work. That's cool that the daycare is working out for you - really, I'm glad - but to name me personally when you haven't walked a day in mine or my daughter's shoes and act like you know what's going on is, well, a little odd. Also, hi, Jim.

This is our second year at Dimensions and we have established a good rapport with our EF. I'm…read moreactually grateful we found this place because I struggled for years to get my son assessed at traditional public schools for an IEP. He is now in fourth grade. Thankfully, they got started on that right away and were able to make accommodations at the learning centers that they provide. Because of the meetings and constant communication with his educators and therapists, I have been able to adjust into a learning style that works for him. If you are a parent trying to homeschool and you need guidance, this is basically homeschooling on training wheels. It can be hybrid or full homeschooling. Your choice. It does not have the structure of the traditional schools because it's more of a free learning and free thinking school. Perfect for creativity and different learning styles. It was a learning curve for me because I was very new to homeschooling. Maybe they had a rough start considering some of the reviews. But honestly, maybe they made improvements or changes which does happen, but it hasn't personally affected us in a negative way. I looked into the school extensively before enrolling and I did have my fingers crossed when I started. To my surprise, it has been pleasant. They host lots of fun field trips and park meet ups and class sizes are small if you choose the hybrid model.

A ton of staff turn over, teachers that are still there are noticeably burnt out with their…read morebehavior and appearance, extremely unprofessional, they are rude, and they will absolutely treat you and your family different if you disagree with them in any way.. stay clear. If you're not in with the right people, they will absolutely treat you less than.

We have been with Mathnasium for several months and I continue to be impressed with their math…read moreskills, professional staff and the exceptional service they provide. Through the CoVid 19 pandemic they worked quickly to get tutoring up and going online, they prorated tuition and they remained in constant communication with the families. The tutors have an incredible amount of patience and take the stress out of math. The owner, Rachelle, and her team continue to impress me. If I could give them six stars, I would!

I'm a student at SDSU and needed a tutor for statistics. When I first showed up here I'll admit I…read morewas a little embarrassed to see mostly children here, but I needed the help so I stayed. The manager put me in contact with a college tutor right away. They were flexible and always ready to help me even if it was last minute. I ended up getting a B in the class- as I had only take one exam before getting the tutor. I will be back if I ever need math help again!

Apparently they can be rude, un informative, disrespectful, hang up on you and assume you know…read moreeverything but when you question it, or dont understand you get blocked and can never come again. I think students have to learn customer courtesy we dont hang up on paying clients. We inform paying clients that if they are paying seperate we need both their names at booking and if someone calls to confirm an appointment and their name is not their but they have the time and date correct JUST MAYBE that person is the 2nd person in a group booking where you chose NOT TO ASK for their name. All of this was 100% on you not the new paying client who has never been there. Now ask yourself.. how could you of handled this better than sending that new client a text message that they are now blocked due to your poor school training???

Great spot for discounted massages while being a guinea pig for students to practice on. It can be…read morea hit or miss but you really can't complain for the price. You can request areas of focus and tell them firmer massage if needed. The students are super friendly and nice! Have had a pleasant experience every time. I tip based off full-price massage

Charles was very nice, courteous, sharp and updated on the tax law intricacies. Tax law changes…read moreeveey year, and he is diligent enough to learn and understand this changes to help you get the most fair and balanced return. The office is ideally located in central Escondido. There is plenty of parking and the pricing for his services is quite reasonable. Will come back again next year.

I used Compass Tax and Financial consulting for my taxes for an amendment and it couldn't have gone…read morebetter! Great value also comparative value and great service! Very knowledgeable. Great advice.

I have been taking Spanish classes from Sara for the past several months and will continue as she…read moreis a really great teacher. I highly recommend! Gracias Sara

I was really nervous at first but Sara makes you feel comfortable in a relaxed learning…read moreenvironment. I have been taking the Intermediate class for two years and my Spanish has improved so much. I feel much more confident speaking Spanish and it's pretty fun chatting with others who are learning just like you. Sara helps each class member improve their speaking and listening skills by building vocabulary, sharing common phrases, teaching useful grammar skills and pronunciation all in the context of conversing with a small group. I highly recommend Mi Casita!

Now that I have both of my teenagers at UC Santa Barbara I can stop to thank College Planning…read moreSource and their entire staff. I can't even begin to tell you how much you they have helped our family. With two UC degrees, I thought I was pretty smart until I tried to help my kids apply to colleges, and then apply for Financial Aid. Was I wrong!!!! They filled the void of both high school counselors and financial aid counselors. Each of my kids started out really knowing very little about where to apply, what their real chances were of getting in, what a particular college would be like, etc... CPS was able to build rapport with them and help them come to smart decisions on where to apply, how to set their expectations and then fill out the college applications. They went back and forth so many times helping with the college essays, what to put on the applications, etc. That in itself paid for the fee. Everything else was like icing on the cake. Also, let's face it, filling out the FAFSA is like doing your own taxes, you need to hire someone who knows what they are doing - and College Planning Source knows what they are doing. There is no question that they were able to significantly help us reduce the cost of attendance for our kids. I tell everyone that I know with prospective college students that they need to call t right away. Working with them was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

Michelle and her team are AWESOME! 2 of my children worked…read morewith Michelle with fantastic results. Because of the program, my kids were far ahead of their peers in app submissions, much less stressed overall and they felt very confident. Michelle is exceptional at communicating w the parents and really is personable with the kids. I HIGHLY recommend Michelle and her services!