We absolutely love this company & the tutors they employ. My son thrives at this center. Although…read moremy son is coming here proactively when most students come to this tutoring facility for reactive reasons, we couldn't be happier with Dan & this facility. Dan has also given me many pointers on setting my toddler up 4 success in math, numbers & counting. He is always the 1st one to respond with a # question at 3. Very proud mama!

My children have always been uncomfortable with the subject of math in their studies at school. We…read morewanted our children to succeed and sought out potential tutors. We found Mathnasium on Yelp. We scheduled a consultation and met with the owner. Immediately we saw his passion to teach and to help children not only understand math but to love it as well. Three months later, our children are more confident not just in math but in all subject areas. The results are phenomenal. The tutors are amazing. The ambiance and learning environment at Mathnasium fosters education and personal development. We highly recommend Mathnasium!

Kumon and the owner Mrs. Bertelsen have been a huge blessing to our children. Mrs. B truly cares…read moreabout helping every single child and family that crosses her path. Our first daughter has been in Kumon for about one year now and has grown so much in her abilities as a student. We have now added our second daughter as we want her fully prepared for the transition from public to private school. We know with Kumon she will be up to speed and ready to become an excellent first grader. Thank you Mrs B!

Kumon and the facilitator at this location (Mary Bertelsen) have helped our three kids fill the…read moregaps that resulted from the pandemic and other interruptions in their education. They learned not only the foundational materials of English and Math, but they also learned more work ethic and I think that was as important as the material itself. My husband and I recommend Kumon, especially this location, to supplement the education of kids.

This school is beyond amazing. My daughter had attended Foothills for 2 years and I cannot express…read morehow happy I am with this school and our experience with it. The teacher to student ratio is extremely low, and the learning environment is ideal for shaping young students lives. I could not be happier with Foothills.

Great school with a great location, a little pricey for private schools but Pre-School (Early…read moreLearners) program is especially strong.

Seeing a couple of these negative reviews, made me want to share our experience. My son has been…read moreattending for 4 1/2 years now and we have had a terrific experience. We found Ambose online before we moved to Boise and it has exceeded our expectations. The philosophy of the school is great, but it's really the people that create such a special environment. The teachers and staff have been really good and are the kind of people you want as neighbors and friends. The five teachers that we have had so far have been personally invested in our sons success and development. When my son has had some success at things, he hears from all of his former teachers and the administration. They are truly excited for him and proud of his achievements. Mr. Warmouth, the Dean of the Grammar School, is amazing! His involvement and insightfulness have been really instrumental for us. One of things that I want as a parent is for his teachers to see my child as I do. To help us work on their weakness's, but also to recognize their strengths... and their potential. That's what our experience has been. They help to teach the kids accountability, morality and ethics... and they ask them to "live it". It feels like we are a team and that we are all pulling in the same direction. It all comes down to what you want from a school. I respect that not everyone wants the same things that we do, but I think some of these reviews reflect things that we have never experienced. I know a large number of families that have moved here or completely rearranged their lives so their children can go to school here. The tuition isn't easy for us and we know a few families that have had to leave for financial reasons. I don't think it's unreasonable, but it's a sacrifice for us and I'm sure for some others. The retention rate has been about 90% from year to year, which seems pretty high. If you are thinking about Ambrose, then go meet some of the people there and talk to some of the families involved. Judge for yourself, but I wouldn't be scared away by some of these anedoctal reviews. It doesn't mean that it is a fit for everyone, but my family and I view it as one of the best parenting decisions that we have ever made for our son. BTW, in regard to the person who said they said they had a bad basketball experience... I find that really hard to believe. We have participated in all kinds of things at this school and others and from my experience, this is the last place that you will find people acting like that,

I am genuinely heartbroken that I have to write a review like this, but families deserve to know…read moreour experience. We were excited about The Ambrose School. During our tour, they expressed how much they loved our child, how well she would fit, and even told us there was an open spot. All we needed to do was complete the application. We did exactly that. The application asked detailed questions about our specific Christian faith and the church we attend. Within a week of submitting it, we received a cold, impersonal email informing us that our application was being terminated and our fee refunded. No explanation. No conversation. No willingness to clarify anything. Just a closed door. When I reached out and respectfully asked for the reason behind their sudden reversal, we received complete silence. Not even the courtesy of a reply. Based on the timing and the nature of the questions they focused on, it is hard to see this as anything other than religious discrimination. What makes this even more painful is that our child previously attended a nearly identical "Classical Christian" school in another state--with the same curriculum, same values, same books, same structure--and thrived as a straight-A student. She was everything they say they want in a student. Explaining to her why Ambrose had suddenly changed their mind was absolutely heartbreaking. Their academics appear strong, and I am sure many students receive an excellent education. But our experience revealed something far more concerning: a lack of transparency, compassion, and Christlike behavior. The way we were treated was dismissive, exclusionary, and completely out of line with the values they claim to uphold. Families deserve honesty and respect. Sadly, we experienced neither.

Bullying at this school has become an issue and not addressed. Each child is seen as profit so…read moretherefore if one child is bullying they will allow the child to stay and persist in bullying rather than remove the bully from the school. Being a private school you expect more, because each child is so profitable from the monthly income they bring into the school, they will keep a bully vs removing them. Both of my children were bullied, the principal would tell me it will be talked about every time I came for help to protect my child. The bullying continued, so bad my children had to be forced to go to school to not get behind as they felt they endured mental abuse. The rate at which students are leaving this school for another school is high. The principal allows the best students to leave by not addressing the problem students. Every student causing problems can stay and persist in problems rather than being removed permanently as the parents talk in groups about how everyone pulls from the school because the principal is allowing the problem students to maintain bullying. My son now has to be removed from the school because he is crying himself to sleep. the child harassing him has been allowed to do so the entire year no change only empty promises. If your child is harassed, you'll be forced to leave because the harasser will never be asked to leave. Shameful

I took a tour here to try and find a closer school for my two girls 3 and 5. The school…read moreachievements are very impressive and they seem to have a good combo of discipline and scholarly achievements. The only reason I didn't went ahead and register my girls was that it felt a bit too rigid for me and I didn't think it'll fit my kids coming from a Montessorri background. Who knows, maybe down the road

I have two boys at Eagle High. They started in 10th and 11th because we came from out of state…read more Both boys enjoy most of their teachers. They seem to have a variety of courses to choose from and have access to many College-level courses that are paid for by the state. I have been in the office over a dozen times, speaking to front desk personnel and other staff. They are always welcoming, kind, and helpful. Susan, the registrar, is AMAZING !!!

Ya know I really don't like it here because of all of the rich white people but I don't want to…read moreleave cause of Mrs smith. She is the best. She teaches math in modern society and I think she does a good job teaching kids. Below is a picture of a kid.

My daughter attended heights. It's a wonderful school with a great community culture. I am…read moregrateful for her time there.

My granddaughter attended Heights Elementary and had a wonderful experience. It's a safe atmosphere…read moreand a wonderful learning environment. The teacher's are the best!

The staff are really nice and you can get a good education. It's kindergarten through eighth and…read morehas a middle school nearby is you aren't satisfied. It's STEM so there is an engineering class, theater program, music, PE and more.