Our family absolutely loves this art studio! Our three kids have been taking classes here for the…read morepast two years, and what started as something just for them quickly turned into something for all of us. We loved the experience so much that my husband and I decided to start taking classes too--and it's been one of the best decisions we've made. I definitely did not come into the classes feeling like an artist but have gained confidence and skills. One of the things that stands out most is the incredible team of teachers. We've worked with several of them, and every single one is extremely knowledgeable, supportive, and talented at making art accessible for any level. Whether teaching kids or adults, they have a unique ability to meet you where you are and help you grow. As a family, we've explored so many different mediums--colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, acrylics--and we're excited to be starting oil painting soon. It's been amazing to not only try new techniques but to see real improvement in our skills over time. Sara, the studio owner, has been especially wonderful. She's incredibly generous with her time and has worked closely with us as adults to create a personalized plan aligned with our goal of making artwork for our home. That level of care and attention is truly special. Another highlight is the art shows they host, which give students the chance to showcase their work. It's such a fun and encouraging environment where you can meet other artists and celebrate everyone's creativity. We feel so lucky to have found this studio. It's become a meaningful part of our family life, and we highly recommend it to anyone looking to explore or grow their artistic side!

Our daughter loves her class here. She's bee going for over 2 years now and it's the one class that…read moreshe never complains about going to! Mary has been an incredible teacher and has helped our 6 yr old to learn to take her time and make some really beautiful works of art!

Been taking our niece and nephew to Sylvan this summer. They absolutely LOVE it especially the…read morestaff. They truly care about our students progress. MN

My niece and nephew have been going to tutoring for English and Math all summer (2026). They both…read moresay they look forward to going so much that they want to continue attending when the school year begins. They're soon to be in 2nd grade and are already learning fractions and using words that I've only heard high school (and older) students use.

This place requires a 6 month to a 1+ year commitment with a contract. Don't bother making an…read moreassessment appointment unless you are willing to do just that. I was never told that when I called and took my 6 year old in for an assesssment, which was a complete waste of time. I felt they were not upfront (or nice about it either). With school now out I was looking for reading help for the summer for my son for 2 -3 months and was told they don't do that. I had read great reviews about Kumon and especially this location and thought this would be a great place for my son. I was sadly disappointed. Not impressed with this place.

My son who was struggling with reading at school has come such a long way since we enrolled him at…read moreKumon on Fulton Ave. I have honestly been so pleasantly surprised at how much he has learned in the 5 or so months we've had him there. Just the other day we were in the car and he's been reading signs we pass by on the street! This Kumon location on Fulton Ave in Sherman Oaks is very special and I highly rec it to all families looking to supplement their child's education. It's a very unique Kumon location being run by 2 generations of women in this field. Ms Candice and Ms Vickie are an amazing mother - daughter team who truly care about helping the students succeed.

Our daughter is in her second year at Beth Hillel's Early Childhood Center and we've had a…read morewonderful experience. The teachers are incredibly warm, caring, and really take the time to get to know each child as an individual. They truly meet kids where they are and have been so supportive with big milestones like potty training and transitioning away from naps. The staff is also very open and communicative with parents--they're always available if you want to talk about how your child is doing. One of our favorite parts is the community. There are lots of fun events throughout the year like holiday celebrations, Shabbats, and restaurant fundraisers that bring families together. We're so grateful to be part of this school and highly recommend it to other families looking for a nurturing preschool community.

A fantastic school that sets a strong foundation for future learning. In addition to learning the…read morebasics, I've been equally impressed by the focus on kindness, confidence building and Jewish culture. The teachers are excellent and meet the kids where they are. Love the community and will be sad when my youngest graduates. Highly recommend the program and would choose TBH ECE again if we had to do it all over.

This location is very close to us but we have decided to travel to a different Kumon facility…read morebecause the owner here is incredibly evasive, non-responsive, and apathetic. Too bad.

My kids have been coming to Kumon for 4 years and I am very happy with our experience and the…read moreprofessionalism of Mrs. Patel and her staff. I highly recommended her program.

We've been part of this preschool community since 2022, and it has been nothing but positive for…read moreour family. Even when we moved away for a couple of years, we made sure to come back for their summer camp whenever we were in town--it's truly that special. The kids love the fun weekly activities, and it's always such a great balance of structure and play. My daughter started here at age 3 with Ms. Theresa and Ms. Samantha, who were both incredibly patient, nurturing, and genuinely caring. I always felt at ease knowing she was in such good hands. Ms. Theresa has a wealth of experience and her parent conferences were always thoughtful and insightful about my child's growth. The program has just the right mix of play and learning, which really helped my daughter thrive. She also attended TK here before we moved, and although she's now in 1st grade, she still loves coming back to say hi to her former teachers--especially to give Ms. Susie a hug! That says so much about the strong bonds the staff form with the kids. Now that we're back, my 2-year-old son started during summer camp. He immediately connected with Ms. Gilda and Ms. Blanca, and now he looks forward to school every day. We've already seen him grow more social and verbal since joining. The teachers here are not only wonderful with the kids, but they also work so well together--you can tell they truly support each other and create a positive environment. The director is hands-on and collaborates closely with the parent club, which is another big plus. The parent club is welcoming, approachable, and really helps foster community through fun events and fundraisers that directly benefit the school and children. On top of everything else, the school is very reasonably priced compared to many other options in the area, and they even offer hot lunch for a small additional fee, which makes life so much easier for busy families. We're so grateful to be back. This school has been such a loving, supportive, and affordable place for both of our kids, and we couldn't recommend it more highly!

We are nearing the end of our time here at SOPNS with our second child and we are so sad! Our first…read morechild attended for 3 years and our second for 2.5 years. (Each left/are leaving as they reach the age for TK at the local public school.) Both started at age 2. Our first child only spoke a few words when he started but after a few months, he was speaking full sentences and singing songs about the months of the year and days of the week! All of the teachers are kind, creative, and knowledgeable. They know not only your child's unique personality and preferences but they know all the children of the school by name. The director, Ms Jennifer is doing a fantastic job. We get weekly emails and the way she communicates with the children is a model and reminder for how we should speak with our children in a positive, assets-based approach. The playground is one of the best we've seen in our neighborhood and it keeps getting better as we fundraise to make visible improvements for our school. (The fundraisers are fun events that bring our school community together.) We will truly miss SOPNS and are grateful for how much our children have grown over the years with their love and care. Thank you SOPNS!

We have been at TBH for two years and couldn't have better things to say. Our 1st has loved it…read moresince day 1 and we are so excited to have our 2nd going there starting in the fall. From the teachers and administration to the religious leaders, the community they have built is exactly where you would want your kids learning and growing up. We feel very lucky to be in this community and look forward to all the years ahead there.

TBH is a truly unique yet familiar experience all wrapped together. we've sent our child there for…read more2 year and joined the congregation as well. my husband and I didn't grow up in LA so the fact that we found a community that is so welcoming has really been a gift. can't recommend it enough...it's a VERY special and sweet place!

This school does not care about the parents or students when they have a concern but they love when…read moreyou donate money to them. I've had to reach out to the staff several times in order to get any responses which is kinda ridiculous. I've also noticed that they treat you different if you're not white. I've had multiple instances where I've witnessed it and have also experienced it. For example....Earlier this month I was picking up my son from school with my puppy. I had seen other parents walk in with their dogs before so I decided to bring mine along for the first time. As I got to the pick up gate I picked my puppy up and was walking behind another woman with her dog (who was light skinned) and out of nowhere I hear someone shouting. At first I had no idea this person was talking to me but the shouting got louder so I turned around. This teacher named PAT FOURNIER comes running, gets right in my face and starts shouting "Dogs are not allowed on the school grounds, you need to leave" . Mind you this is not only an adult but a teacher that is teaching our future generations. I asked that he stopped shouting and speak to me like a normal human being and he continued to shout. The yelling was completely unnecessary and disrespectful. He could have easily pat me on the shoulder and said "the dog is not allowed". I am a full grown adult who understands rules and I would have gladly walked out. The other woman that had walked in was left to go in without any repercussions. Racist much??? To make matters worse.... I called the front office to file a complaint. They said they would pass the message along to the principal who would be calling me back regarding the matter. It's been two weeks and nothing. When will I get a call Principal Kassebaum?

Please message me if you went to school here in the 1950s-or you know someone who did…read more Thank you kindly!