My son needed help with 8th grade algebra and I needed to find a facility that would be reliable…read moreand Mathnasium was a good fit for us and reasonably priced. A minimum of 5 sessions (monthly) is required for the monthly membership but you can add more if needed according to your child's needs. We came in and my son took an assessment that took 1.5 hours. To be fair it was said that this assessment was one of their longer ones. Every child that comes in, needs an assessment done so the facility can create a learning path for them. Once that's established a binder is created, which is used as a tool to guide them and challenge them when they come in. They also help with homework which was a priority for us. The team is made up of young adults who have recently graduated or in their senior year of high school. I personally thought it's a wonderful pairing because they can explain these new/current methods of math and can relate to their clientele. Personally, team leader Bianca was super helpful registering us and was knowledgeable in helping my teen with his homework. After his first session he felt like he was assisted in the way he needed to understand the material. Which is a WIN for us all! I highly recommend this facility to any parent who wants to support their child in excelling and comprehending math without fuss in a supportive environment.

You guys have been amazing my kids have just started coming for a month and slowly improving…read moreaccording to their teachers. Thank you and can't wait to see more progress

I wouldn't recommend this camp. It was run by inexperienced people and my daughter had a pretty…read moreserious injury on her eye that was not reported to me in a timely manner. When I complained to the staff about it and even the higher up's, they did not seem to care or offer any sort of explanation or guidance. We will never go back here again. I would be cautious about sending your child. We have had plenty of friends still send their kids after our experience and it was ok, but I wouldn't want to take the chance!

If your child is an eager learner, highly motivated, and driven - don't send them here. They gave…read morethe kids candy, ran out of supplies for crafts, didn't pay attention to needs by reporting a sickness (vomiting), and watch movies. The sports segment provided the kids with junk food like rice crispy treats and chips - free of cost, and unbeknownst to parents. This program is a glamorized babysitting facility with middle schoolers as camp counselors and mediocre staff in the classrooms. My son expressed that two different adult "teachers" were unkind toward him, and that is something a child should NEVER experience, let alone the hands-off afterschool babysitting club style environment that they have established.

After a divorce and it lasted several years which was very expensive Chaminade stepped up to the…read moreplate helped us out financially and help my son get a scholarship to the University of San Francisco. I am thrilled and so is my son and I can't think enough all of the people who have contributed to word my son said you Acacian when we were going through some pretty dire times thank you again and God bless all of you

My son began here in the ninth grade. In terms of academics, the school is strong in my opinion…read more Their "bloc" system whereby students have hour and a half long sessions less frequently is a good one. By the time kids and teachers get settled in, time has already passed so it makes sense to optimize the time by having longer periods. Sports were also great. Chaminade offers various sports to boys and girls. My son enjoyed football. It is a Catholic school which really only means that they take a religion class and there are masses for the various holidays but there are also many non-Catholic students there. The themes disussed in the religion classes vary from Old Testament to New Testament to STD education. The main "complaint" my son had was that many of the children starting in the ninth grade went to the Chaminade middle school so they already knew each other and this made it harder for him to make friends. Football helped him a lot with this problem but I still think it is ideal for a child to stay with the same group for middle school into high school. Finally, I am happy with this high school because my son did well on his SATs and I think that it can partially be attributed to Chaminade.

Working with Aaron these past few months has been excellent! Already hearing and feeling a…read moretransformation in my singing. Very professional environment and he knows how to really encourage to bring the best out of you each class!

As an adult-learner, working full time, and managing a large family, I am a challenging piano…read morestudent. Yet Aaron brings his talent, experience, and patience to find a way to both help me advance and still make my sessions enjoyable. My testimony is that, given my limitations, I'm actually learning this thing!

We started my daughter here at Porter Ranch Kumon last October with her knowing her numbers and…read moreletters perfectly.. however.. fast forward three months and she now can read and count to 200 at 4.5. I am so happy and so very impressed!! I took her for a consultation over at another local location and it was a no for me. Ms. Churi, Ms. Rose, and the rest of the staff are wonderful and my girl is thriving ! Thank you!!

OH my goodness where to being! This place was absolutely horrible! It was filthy and there was far…read moreto much homework. Never coming back TOOK MY MONEY! God forbid I ever have to come back here to this disgusting place. The poor kids who had to learn here...Never again, maybe Kumon will take the money they took from me to improve this establishment.

As a parent, this daycare will always hold a special place in our hearts. My daughter attended and…read moregraduated from their program, and overall our experience was truly amazing. When the incident happened in 2024, I was scared like any parent would be. The school immediately shut down, took things seriously, and spent time putting proper safety measures and precautions in place. During that time, I felt they were transparent and handled an extremely difficult situation the best they could. My daughter continued attending until graduation once they reopened, and I'm grateful she was able to finish her time there. I also spoke with Tara, the owner, and she was nothing but honest, caring, and truly heartbroken. You can tell she pours her entire heart into these kids and sees them as her own. What I don't want people to forget is what this school actually did for our children. My daughter learned her shapes, started spelling her name, and came out of her shell in the best way. She was excited for dance class, Spanish, performances, and student of the month it truly built her confidence. It's sad seeing so much judgment online based only on headlines. Yes, accountability matters, but so does fairness to the teachers and staff who show up every day with love for these kids.

This daycare has been placed on PROBATION for 3 yrs when it should be shut down due to a few kid's…read moretesting positive for METH! It's all over the news. This facility should be shut down. Parents were never notified.

When it came to my accelerate is statistics class and the immense demand an expectation I had on me…read morefelt crippling. Pi changed all that. We met twice once for an hour and then after seeing how brilliant he was I booked my next session for 2 hours. I had used an additional tutoring service that was a five hour package, but in retrospect I should have saved that $500 and directed all of my tutoring to PI. He made my corse work understandable and he reinstalled my self confidence under my extreme deadlines. If you are serious about accomplishing your academic goals PI knows the numbers he will make you feel like #1

Pi James tutored my son in high school AP Calculus AB last year. He's simply terrific and I would…read morerecommend him to anyone! He is incredibly communicative and responsive and makes scheduling and payments easy. He took the time to understand our goals and seemed to understand how to adapt to a variety of learning styles. My son loved him and offered that he was super helpful and really knows "everything." He said that Pi let him try to work out problems first and then offered clear explanations when needed. My son appreciated the ease of using Pi's virtual white board. Pi is friendly, supportive, and encouraging, and my son always left sessions feeling more confident and less stressed. A worthy investment...and his name really is "Pi"!

This place is every homeschoolers dream! I had to pull my son out from public school last year and…read moredecided to give homeschooling a try. After a few months I was overwhelmed, exhausted and confused and he wasn't happy either. Thankfully, I was referred to Kids Crew by my neighbor. We went for a tour and knew right away this is the perfect place for him. They have a great playground with all kinds of things for kids to do. The staff is absolutely awesome and really invest a lot of time and energy getting to know the kids and the things that motivates them. They also talk to me regularly to see how my son's learning is going at home which I greatly appreciate. He loves going there and has made so many friends. I wish I could send him every day! He is also learning so much and his confidence has improved. I cannot recommend them enough. It it truly a magical place!

I chose this learning center because it was presented as an inclusive environment for…read moreneurodivergent children. After more than a year of consistent effort, communication, and trying to make things work, I ultimately did not feel that the level of support or collaboration matched what my children needed. My 9-year-old daughter repeatedly shared that she struggled to be included during group activities. She often said she would ask to join and was denied, or she would tell a teacher and was told they would "talk to the other kids," but the situation continued without follow-through. Over time, she began telling me she didn't want to ask anymore because it felt pointless. As a parent, it is my responsibility to advocate for my children, and I brought these concerns to the staff and director multiple times. I also observed patterns of certain children consistently sticking together while others were left out. Although I understand that friendships form naturally, I expected staff to guide inclusive interactions--especially in a program that emphasizes social learning. Instead, I was told that I was "asking for too much." There was also a situation where another child's teasing left my daughter in tears. When I asked how these situations were handled, I was told it was typical behavior. While disagreements and conflicts do happen between children, I expected more structured intervention and support in line with the center's stated values. I also noticed my daughter regularly sitting alone during snack time while other children clustered together. When I pointed this out as an opportunity to encourage inclusive social behavior, the response I received was that children simply sit where they choose. While this is true I felt the situation highlighted an ongoing lack of guided support. Also where director Nancy had my daughter sit alone and when my daughter said she wanted to sit with the girls she was scolded "it doesn't matter!". A social-skills supervisor who observed my daughter noted that staff might benefit from additional training on how to support neurodivergent students, which reflected my own experiences. My son also encountered challenges. He was disenrolled due to behavior concerns, and I took every step requested by the center to secure additional support so he could return. Even with outside support staff present, I did not see the level of engagement or consistency needed for him to participate successfully. Throughout the year, I made multiple attempts to collaborate and offer constructive feedback. Based on my interactions, I did not feel that feedback was well-received or that my concerns were taken seriously. As a parent of neurodivergent children, advocating for them is essential, and I did not feel the partnership I hoped for was present. While this center may work well for some families (only for the families they personally know), it did not align with our needs or the level of support I expect in an environment that promotes itself as inclusive. I know what culture and values I want for my children and this is not it

Chaminade College Prep is one of the best Catholic Middle Schools & High Schools in Los Angeles…read moreCounty. There are personal statements, short essays, 2 letters-if-rec (1 from current teacher & 1 from school principal), STAR test, transcripts, & interviews that are part of the entrance requirements process. In 2025, the middle school instituted an HONORS math placement testing option. The middle school does have honors algebra and geometry until the 8th grade. Mrs Mary Guerra is the head admissions person and she's absolutely amazing and wonderful. Mrs Lotta is also extremely helpful and resourceful. The head of the math department is Mrs Cheek. She's very strict, tough, & extremely helpful to students. Mrs. Sipping who teaches history and religion is both relatable & kind. It can be said that Chaminade isn't without bad teachers, as most schools will have plenty of those. Sports at Chaminade is a big thing because this is how the school and the students attract college & university scholarships. SJE school is one of the biggest feeder school to Chaminade. Just this year we sent 12 fifth graders & 4 eighth graders to Chaminade. So of course the students will know each other and hang out with each other. Chaminade middle school has an 8 House System, like Harry Potter, & this is where kids have a chance to make friends at all levels of the school. I can see and understand that if you start at the Chaminade high school level that it can be tough to adjust. However, if your kids start at the middle school, they will have adjusted and created a pattern of learning and achieving which will propel them in high school. I do recommend Chaminade without any reservations. There's so much to do here, starting at their middle school, that you can't even believe!!

I went to both campuses and graduated in 1988. They prepare you for college and the curriculum is…read moreabove par & facilities are amazing. It also gives students to learn about religion