Update: I can assure you that I met with you in your office while you were selling your plan. You…read morestated that public education was doing a disservice to our children and it didn't help that public schools had to cater to non-native speakers. Obviously we bought into what you were selling but it didn't work out for us. Maybe the system works for others but people should know it doesn't work for everyone. Very expensive and did little to improve my children's test scores. It is a very old school prescribed box method of teaching and doesn't take individual into account. Will not do well for those with learning difficulties. Also owner spoke very negatively about public education and immigrants and foreigners. Better off spending your money on a private tutor.

Virtual learning is not for my boys. We needed extra support. Communication with TC was very easy…read moreand quick! We made an appointment for an assessment for the two boys (5th and 6th grades). After the thorough assessment, we had a wonderful meeting with Tommy who explained the results to us and recommendations. My boys had their first session today. I may have cried when they called me with excitement! They both felt they learned a lot and "even had fun!!" Best investment ever!

They sent home a flyer and said that they had a day camp for children. I waited outside and nothing…read morea total waste of my Saturday. Really disappointed, just a parent that wanted to give their kid something educational to do. What a let down.

My daughter loves Mathnasium! The staff are great with all the students. The one on one interaction…read moreis exactly what she needs. The rewards program they incorporate encourages students to work hard and want to return. Learning can be fun!

UPDATE: FOOD IS MEH! Not gonna lie to you, the chicken…read moresandwich is meh(picture attached), the "dumplings" taste like dirt, but there are good meals there like the meatball sub.

All of the food is very mid not to mention if you are in mrs potters class your stuck next to a…read moreextremely loud speaker.

Three kids through this school, and we've loved it every time. The days feel thoughtful without…read morebeing over-structured, and the kids come home happy, dirty, and full of stories--which feels like exactly the point. The teachers are incredible--kind, patient, and so genuinely invested. It's just a really good place for kids to spend their days. Stop your search, this is the place!

My youngest son went here and I really wish my oldest son had the same opportunity. This school is…read moretruly a special place. My son really became socially and emotionally aware at his time at the preschool. Yes they play in the mud and dirt and they are learning so much through their free play, and how to socialize with others. They come home happy and have spent time out in nature and far away from screens. They learn to work together and support one another. They learn empathy and compassion. Each child's uniqueness is celebrated and they have the opportunities to try so many different experiences through art and nature. My youngest acquired so many social skills that my oldest son didn't get from his traditional preschool (that mainly focused on getting him ready for kindergarten and being able to write his alphabet).I encourage you if you're thinking about sending your child here to take a tour and see for yourself. You will experience the wild at heart vibe that is to be celebrated of young children. This is where they are encouraged to be themselves and think for themselves and to not be conformed into anything else.

This is a great unique activity center for kids. We were invited to a birthday party where each kid…read morehad their own laptop and played Minecraft. Unfortunately, my daughter had never played Minecraft and isn't super interested in video games so we had a little bit of a struggle. Thank goodness I didn't drop off so I could encourage and help her. The experience was cool for the kids that love video games. They projected the game onto the wall so the instructor could explain each step before he let them proceed to each phase. It is a very organized activity. After we ate pizza, the kids were allowed to free play with some cars going down a track and using some toys to construct things. (I admit, I'm a girl mom so I'm not super familiar with the terms for "construction toys"-HA!). Our instructor had a little difficult time keeping up with the amount of kids playing Minecraft so a second assistant would have been better. He also did scold me for taking over the computer to help my daughter, rightfully reminding me she wouldn't learn if I didn't let her do it herself. True but OUCH. I would still recommend this place for kids that love technical types of things. Definitely a cool alternative to bouncy houses.

"My son has done several classes at Stafford EFK. He's always excited on engineering day, because…read morehe gets to build cool contraptions and learn how it all works. I love it because as a homeschooler, I know he's learning engineering concepts in a hands-on way...but I don't have to set up or clean up the projects! :)"

My 8 year old son went for a 5 day Robotics program(4hrs daily) at Snapology Learning where they…read morebuilt Lego robots of different kind each day. My son loves building Legos and this program helped him understand more about the mechanical side of building Legos. He had a wonderful time there and a good instructor(Ms. Amanda) to help them with the activities. We would definitely be sending him over for more camps when they have it.

I have had two children go through the program from six months of age on. The teachers are…read morephenomenal. All have masters degrees and years of experience, but also truly care for and love your children. Just the right mix of nurture and education. Lots of flexibility in scheduling also, with early morning and extended day options.

My son went from reading just basic words to reading almost fluently in less than a year. We love…read moreKumon and he loves doing his daily worksheets. Thank you!

I had my granddaughter at Kumon. Anh was so kind and impactful to us. At the time, I was a travel…read moreSW in RVA. I was so overwhelmed but yet trying to do what's best for my granddaughters education she was 4 years old at the time. I would like to say thank you for our tenure at Kumon, although short, but it still impressed upon my child. I didn't think it was possible, but she has blossomed into one of the top students in her first grade class in Charlotte, NC. Repetition is definitely important. This little girl is now reading bedtime stories to my husband and I. I remember one day when I was so overwhelmed and you gave me so much encouragement. I thanked you then, and I continue to share this story with others about how your encouragement helped me.