In the middle of the pandemic I was struggling to find a reputable preschool that I felt confident…read morewould be a safe and enriching environment for my child to start easing into the classroom type setting. I honestly don't think that I would have found anything to be a better fit for my child even if everything had been at my fingertips to choose from. The patients that I have noticed even just during the drop-off/pick-up to and from preschool never goes unnoticed.

Very disapointed. My son started preschool - less than 2 days in (after only 3 hours total in the…read moreclassroom), they kicked him out and told us they weren't equipped to help 'a kid like him'. There was no discussion beforehand, no working with us to make a plan, and no time to adjust to his first out of home care experience. I have since talked to many educators in my circle of family and friends and they were all surprised (and a little horrified) that he was kicked out so swiftly. If your child is hyper or neurodivergent or if there is there first out of home care experience - look for someplace with more empathy, patience, and parent communication.

My 11 year old is no longer crying over Math and they have a crystal clear approach that includes a…read morebrief test, and a comprehensive plan - and you get email updates on progress.

great place to learn and get help on math when needed I love the staff here they are helpful and…read morehelp you learn more and help prepare and catch up with class.

Toured KinderCare Meridian, even though they did not have an opening, they still provided a warm…read morewelcome, took the time to answer questions and then referred us to another location that did have an opening. Recently I received an email and a phone call from them informing me of an opening. By then we had already enrolled our daughter into another KinderCare. I do remember being very welcomed, and receiving a courteous gal who walked us through the facility, discussed the infant rooms, diapering, and how their facility operates. We toured 3 locations that day and felt this facility would provide quality, safe care.

No. Absolutely no. I…read morewas told to check this location and another when 1 other was full. I called thinking let's skip the 800 number and the typical we have openings and tour but u go and find out no they didn't. So, I called this one. Immediately got stuck with someone who was and I quote, " um, no, there no opening, not sure if there'll be one anytime soon." She sounded rather annoyed at the call. No name, no thanks for calling kindercare... just short and hung up. Ok, we'll, if you have no patience for inquiring parent. U should NOT work with children. Hire better people. This is disgusting!!!!!

I found Huntington here on Yelp because I was looking for a tutoring center to help my 7 year-old…read moreget caught up from a rough 1.5 years of learning through the computer. Ugh. At first I was hesitant because we're not ready to do in-person learning because of COVID, but I found out they do one-on-one learning via Zoom (not 4:1 like the competitor). They started off the program by completing an assessment of where my son was at, learning-wise, the cost of this assessment is typically $195 but they had a special for $95. It was three hours long and went really in-depth. I was afraid kiddo would peter out but they gave him sufficient breaks. After the assessment, they went over the results with my husband and I via Zoom. Don't be scared- you're here to get help and you brought your kid here because you know they needed a boost- right? The results go over their scores in all of the subject areas, and they go backward to try and identify missed skills that might be holding them back; in my son's case, they went from 2nd grade back to kindergarten. The results will "prescribe" a certain amount of hours that your kid needs to catch up. After that, you purchase session hours that can be used in blocks. They charge per hour. As I mentioned, they're 1:1 sessions. My son has completed about 30 hours, and it's really helping him. He's a kiddo that really doesn't like distance learning and really doesn't stay engaged and I was concerned the same thing would happen here, but it didn't. By some sort of wizardry- my son is able to sit through the 2-3 hour sessions with his tutor. He's given breaks, they briefly allow him to be silly, and know how to get him back on task. It's pricey, and I did have some sticker shock, but my employer was reimbursing for these services for a brief timeframe. If you can afford it- it's great. I like the 1:1 ratios, purchasing hours of instruction (rather than a monthly amount), the ability to distance learn, and the way the instructors are able to both keep my kid engaged and teach him. Bonus points, for my fellow introverts: they have a text messaging system. You can text them. It's freaking awesome. Down with phone calls!

This learning center has changed our lives!! My sister had a stroke and we were looking for a…read moreprogram to help her relearn the basics. Let me tell you they went above a beyond to help her. She can now read and recognize words, solve simple math problems, and use her words to Express herself now. The Evan's family is truly grateful for the Huntington Learning Center. Thank you to Alyssa and Dean for your support and encouragement!!!!

My Neice's enjoy this school I feel they have quality staff and a great curriculum. A large campus…read moreand a diverse population. I'd say it's a good school. Based off what I've seen.

Amazing my kids are so smart they love kumon they're is so much to learn I love it toread more

I cannot say enough about Carol and her team. My daughter is currently enrolled and loves every bit…read moreof it. The teachers are so understanding and you can see their passion for teaching. Love love love this location...so much so that I drive from puyallup for it.

After being vague about the reason they believed my son wasn't a good fit for their program, and…read morewhy they wouldn't even assess him, HOL Solutions has finally leveled with me, saying that they don't accept children with autism. It's unthinkable that this organization, which supposedly helps children struggling with learning issues, refuses to help a child with this disorder. This is especially true since their website clearly states that they do, and even claims to address specific disorders that are common in autism.

Hands on learning. we love this place! They start with an "exercise" program to help develop focus,…read morethen they do some Linda mood bell .and then they do some Hamlin Robinson plus a few other programs. They Evaluate each child separately to see what they need. Of course our kid did not have to repeat the Linda part as our kid scored very high in those areas. Really appreciate the tools to deal with dyslexia in school and in the future at college and even work eventually.

I love these teachers and their dedication to education (whoohoo that rhymes)! They will make sure…read morethat every child is equipped with what they need no matter what age or grade they are in!