This was my first time renewing my BLS certification, and the experience was excellent. Jack, my…read moreCPR instructor, was highly knowledgeable, and the course material was very straightforward. What truly stood out was learning about the company's history as a family-owned small business that has been operating for several years. I strongly support local businesses, and their dedication warmed my heart. They offer other services, and I highly recommend them

Took their CNA course and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The instructors were very kind,…read morefunny, and went in depth into the material. I felt extremely prepared for the state exam. Not only does the school provide practical knowledge, but also hands on experience as they have connections with a nursing home/long term facility. Training there made me feel like I was already a CNA and only further reinforced everything I was taught. Would also recommend them for BLS as it was quick and easy. If you're looking to become a CNA, renew your license, etc. , I would 100% suggest you coming here.

thank God for a beautiful school like Hope Lutheran. counselors and teachers are amazing, and it is…read moreperfect for pre-school students, who will learn quickly and do activities that contribute to growth

I'm a counselor here and I love all the staff and kids, makes my summer every year !.! all the kids…read moreenjoy and are well taken care of always

Inquired for daycare services and was routed to so many different locations when I was referred to…read morethe pacifica location and was told by the regional manager there was spaces for my child. Upon arrival for my tour that was not the case... they took a $25 waitlist fee and the rates provided to me over email were not the rates provided to me upon my visit. Also when I did visit the facility the care takers or teachers looked as if there were in some sort of tension or disagreement. All in all it didn't seem like a peaceful environment I would want my child to be admitted to. Unfortunately building kids isn't for me and the can keep my $25 waitlist fee I guess.

We could not love BK more! The teachers are kind, caring, and nurturing, and you can tell they love…read morewhat they do. Parents are kept in the loop and there are regular updates in the school app. Plus the staff plans fun, themed days for the kids.

Great school with strong and loving education community that really nurture the children…read more Responsible and talented teachers, friendly office staff. Awesome kids and super nice parents. My oldest boy had the best 3 years of his middle school time at Ben Franklin!

Great principal in Mr. Parrish, who really cares about the students. For a public school, they hold…read morevery high standards and they really value good education. During these hard times, we always hear of school districts cutting back in Sports and the Arts...not here. They really value everything, which they should, and it just enriches the students' experience....albeit a short one, it will be truly memorable. And speaking of the Arts, they have a great Band Teacher, Mentor, Conductor and Person in Mr. Servantez. He took this program and made these students from Daly City dream big. By big, I mean nationwide. For two years running now, he has taken these kids and competed with other bands from middle schools not just in the Bay Area and California, but in the entire United States. And guess what? They have taken the Gold Rating for two years in a row. Oh yes, all the kids, parents and students in Daly City were cheering and supporting them on during their competition in a far far away place called Fremont. And yes, we represented, and we were the loudest. This school have their priorities in order. Oh, can you tell by this review that my kids go here?

ELA is truly a hidden gem -- I only wish I had found them sooner! Finding a preschool with caring…read moreteachers and a clean, nurturing environment is not easy, especially for my son who has speech delays. I'm so thankful for the director, Ms. Veronica. To be honest, I had some doubts at first when I spoke with her and thought it might be just another preschool, but after she gave me a tour, I immediately felt confident that this was the right place for my son. What really amazed me was how happy he was on his first day -- he ran right in without any tears! Now, he looks forward to going to school every day, and I no longer hear him cry, "No school!" Ms. Veronica has truly given me confidence that my son will be ready for kindergarten at their sister school, Hilldale. Thank you to all the wonderful teachers at ELA for creating such a positive and caring environment!

My son love this school and she enjoys reading and paying with the teacher look forward to going to…read moreschool and he now potty train too

Some of the low reviews you see here seem to be confusing locations. This is not the only Kumon…read moreCenter in Daly City, CA. But other reviews you see here are most likely those of disgruntled lazy former students who did not take full advantage of the program. Trust me, I would know from experience... I was a Serramonte Kumon Math and Reading student since I was four years old and did it for twelve years, and started working there as a teaching assistant since I was a Sophomore in high school. As a young Serramonte Kumon student, I honestly only did Kumon because my parents forced me to. They thought that it would be a great program for me to enrich my skills in Math and Reading and to get an academic jumpstart before starting Kindergarten. The Kumon curriculum consists of step-by-step packets, which guide students through the basics and fundamentals of Math and Reading. Kumon starts kids at levels in which they are comfortable, whether they are at, above, or below grade level. The program also consists of constant repetition until the child has mastered certain mathematical procedures before progressing into higher levels of mathematics. The Reading program also works the same way, by introducing children to basic phonics, reading and comprehension skills, vocabulary, grammar, essay writing, and more. Everyday, I'd grudgingly do my Kumon worksheets and loathed the constantly repetitive work load. But despite my flippant attitude towards the program, I consistently did my work until I reached higher mathematical levels, such as Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus. Later, I found myself breezing through all of my math and reading assignments throughout elementary, middle, and high school. I got excellent grades in Math and Reading and never ceased to impress my teachers. Some of my teachers even asked me to assist my peers who were struggling in my classes. This was when I realized how much Kumon has given me a great foundation in Math and Reading, despite my negative attitude towards it when I was younger. Now, as a Serramonte Kumon teaching assistant, I feel like I understand where most of the kids are coming from because I used to be in their position. Sure, Kumon isn't exactly the most exciting program or activity because it revolves around academics, but it helped me a lot. I later realized that without Kumon, I would have been struggling horribly in school and would mostly be getting bad grades. I probably would be a college kid who doesn't even know basic algebra. And let's admit it, there are a lot of college students out there who still struggle in academics. Kumon honestly helps students in the long run. Serramonte Kumon TA's are very personal, kind, and enthusiastic in teaching students. The Serramonte Kumon Staff genuinely cares about each family and does its best to cater to each student's individual needs. As an experienced Serramonte Kumon student and TA, I highly recommend the Kumon program and the Serramonte Kumon location.

This place is amazing in teaching kids! They are above and beyond. Very pleasant, helpful and very…read morepatient teachers

It's actually my favorite school, I have been in this school for about 5 years. I am a forth grader…read moreat this school, You should enroll your kids to this school. This school has Peacemakers and Safety patrol, the Safety Patrol in the morning helps kindergartners to get to their lines and open car doors in the morning at Guadeloupe, The Peacemakers make peace and prevent arguments

The principal and teachers made me feel like my son was not welcome. No resources or help offered…read moreto fix the ongoing "behavioral issues" just point the finger and not really understand my child or the "why" I know my son is high energy and a bit stubborn at times. However, their are different ways to approach these issues rather than ongoing lists of what he's doing wrong. He's a 5y/o he's a very bright and very sweet unique little boy. John F. Kennedy was not a good fit for him. Not very compassionate or willing to help. They didn't even try, it's only October two months into the school year. They weren't exactly thrilled to have him. But that's ok. I love my son, and I understand him so we did what's best and are moving forward to another school with more helpful resources and patience.

PACE Learning Center is definitely the place to go if you're behind in your classes or just want to…read moreget ahead. The instructor there, Ryan, was very friendly and approachable. In just a month, I saw my grade significantly improve almost a whole letter grade. It is a nice and quiet learning environment that I would recommend to anyone!

This is a review for Pace's mandarin immersion summer camp that my child attended for 3 weeks…read moreduring the summer of 2017. It was probably a bit much for any child to sit in a much smaller-than-expected classroom for a whole day for 3 weeks, but the educational themes sounded promising so we did it anyway. Unfortunately a few days into camp she came home telling us that there was a group of kids and their teacher who speak english in the same room including one child who would have fits and shout "bad words" all the time. When I brought this up to Jason, he told us that they take kids with special needs in additional to trying to run a mandarin immersion camp. While I think it's great that they were willing to take children with special needs, it's not particularly effective to put those 2 groups each with very distinct needs into a small, one-room space (the room looked to be about 450 sq ft max). Moreover, I was particularly frustrated when no action was taken to stop the obscenities (my child probably learned as much obscenities in english as she did chinese in those weeks). Each time Jason was informed that yet again, today was another day with foul language disrupting camp, his only response would be "I apologize for the foul language and have spoken with the teachers and parents about it. If the foul language does not stop, the camp will have to take appropriate needed steps as it violates our camp's code of conduct. We appreciate your patience and understanding as our camp tries to be inclusive." Perhaps we were too patient and understanding, as apparently no action was ever taken since the behavior continued throughout. This place was truly regrettable and I wish we could have taken our child out after that first week and spared her the obnoxious behavior she and the others were subjected to.