My kid enjoys earning cards by doing math pages. The instructors help her when the concepts are…read moredifficult and take it slow when it's overhelming (long division). Rochelle is her fave

Love this place! My 2nd grader has been coming here for 2 years and is always so excited to go!…read moreHe's already doing math at a 5th grade level thanks to the support, encouragement and fun he experiences here. Couldn't recommend it enough!

My child loves coming here and has gone from the bottom of her class to the middle in a few months…read more Huntington really has sparked a passion for reading that wasnt there previously!

A good friend referred us to Huntington Learning Center and we are very happy with the center…read more Everyone there is super professional and it really has helped our son get more serious about school and studying and has built up his self confidence. The tutors have been great! We highly recommend this center if your child needs tutoring. We are very pleased.

ACI is a trustworthy team that demonstrates not only outstanding expertise but also a strong sense…read moreof responsibility and professional ethics. I am truly grateful to director, Zoe and the entire ACI team for their professionalism and patience; and highly recommend this organization to any students and families who are looking for reliable guidance through the college application journey.

I was at this location for some time and they have good instructors who care about helping students…read morediscover their talents and work towards strengthening their talents and achieve their goals.

Our child enrolled in Kumon at the age of six, and we've been part of the program for a year now…read more In addition to noticeable improvements in reading and math, we've also had the valuable opportunity to observe how he responds to challenges. This has allowed us to learn how to better support him. In the beginning, it was a learning curve for us as parents--to be patient and flexible. We truly appreciate this unexpected benefit of Kumon: it's helped us grow alongside our child. We'd also like to give a special shout-out to Mrs. Nandi for her consistent support and understanding. She's been patient and accommodating throughout our child's learning journey, adjusting to his pace and encouraging his growth. Her guidance has made a real difference.

We couldn't be more pleased with the progress our daughter has made in just three short months with…read moreKUMMON. At first, we had concerns about her attention during math lessons, but it became clear that her struggles were rooted in foundational fluency rather than focus. Once she began receiving targeted support, everything started to fall into place. With her growing confidence and improved speed in core concepts, she's now completing homework in under 20 minutes--something that used to take well over an hour. Not only is she faster, but her accuracy has significantly improved too. What makes this program especially valuable is how well Mrs Nandi has adapted to meet her individual learning needs(hard of hearing), including her communication style. They've created a supportive, inclusive environment where she feels understood and empowered. The cost is manageable, and the results have far exceeded our expectations. We're incredibly thankful for the impact this program has had on her confidence and academic success.

This review is long past due, but our gratitude for TECC has never changed. Both of my sons have…read morebeen with TECC since elementary, and it has truly been one of the best choices we made as parents. Before enrolling , we toured multiple programs, but TECC stood out immediately. We felt our kids would be safe and we saw the team's genuine commitment to helping children. We were absolutely right. My boys attended TECC year-round, including their summer camps. They were always so excited about learning STEAM; also movie days, cooking days and water fun. They genuinely loved being there. The TECC team's structured support helped my children stay ahead in their schoolwork and communicated with us whenever guidance was needed. Most importantly, my son learned leadership skills here, where he became Freshman vice president and later Sophomore class president. If you are looking for a safe, caring, and academically supportive after school program, TECC is the right choice. We are forever grateful for the foundation they built for our children.

Kids came here and they saw cockroaches here before. Run down place and carpet smells. Also the…read morestaff here which are kids of the owners unfortunately don't know how to run business, not really understanding or reasonable people. Their parents knew how to run business and know how to work with customers. That's why they have repeat customers. This young girl called Dani likes to act like the owner, and loves to quote policy this policy that. Also very money hungry place nickle and dime families when they can. I would say 0/10 for customer service.Reason why their business is going down. Now wonder previous years I tried to get my kids friends to do tecc temple together but they said this place was too dirty and didn't learn anything. They chose tecc Arcadia and other after school and summer programs instead. Now I understand what they experienced and couldn't agree more! Won't be coming back. Dani is very business like and cares only about money. They don't care about long term customers, just short term transactions.

I can't say enough about how Mr. Allen and his team at this location helped my daughter's not only…read moreacademic path but also grew her confidence for life. She started struggling in math and in less than an year was able to recover at school. In over one year she was excelling in school math and became a great student. I have deep gratitude for all staff at this place, please keep the amazing work! Thanks

I love Kumon method, especially for math. It doesn't work for everyone, but has done miracles for…read moreour kids' math skills. Our family has been at the So Pas location for several years both under the old and new management. We love it here. The place is well run and very organized. Any time we need guidance, the staff and management had been nothing but helpful and accommodating.

I've never been good at math and never enjoyed it. When I finally passed college algebra (after the…read more2nd attempt), I was thrilled to enter my "aftermath" era. Flash forward years later to Math Night at my kids' school. I took them despite dreading it. It was hosted by Mathnasium Monrovia and I quickly realized there was nothing to dread. The games and activities were educational as expected but also genuinely fun, which surprised me. On top of that, my son Elliott won a free month of classes. Sahar, Cindy and the rest of the staff have been great. They're friendly, professional and passionate about math in a way that feels contagious. I wish something like this was available when I was a kid.

My kids started coming in fall. It was a mystery at first on how they were doing. But trust the…read moresystem! Their test scores came back and there was a definite improvement. The team here has recruited some great talent that have been so patient and kind to the kids. The owner also takes the time out to know every single student and when given time, learns how each kid learns and think. It's pretty amazing. She definitely cares, and when it comes to kids, that's huge! They also had a PI day math night and the kids were raving how fun the math party was. It blew my mind. I really didn't think a math party could be fun.

I attended Alpha Math and Science as a junior in high school. I am writing this review years later…read morebecause I still think about this experience, and I believe students and parents deserve to know how damaging a teacher's behavior can be toward young people. The instructor for this class was Mr. Hsu, and the program repeatedly encouraged students to come in early for additional help. At the time, I was 16 years old and under extreme stress. I had a calculus test the following day and was already overwhelmed. Because the class emphasized coming in early for support, I did exactly that. A TA was helping me before class started. She was kind and supportive. I sat at the front of the classroom with the TA seated next to me. When class officially began, I stopped working independently and began taking notes. The TA stayed seated next to me and would occasionally tap my shoulder to quietly point something out. I responded respectfully and quietly. I was not disruptive or distracting. About thirty minutes later, the TA left. Immediately after she walked out, Mr. Hsu began screaming at me at the top of his lungs in front of the entire class. As a 16 year old student, being yelled at by a grown adult was terrifying. I had been in his class for over a year and had always been quiet, attentive, and respectful. He continued yelling at me in both English and Chinese. I do not speak or understand Chinese well, which made the situation even more confusing and frightening. When I could not understand what he was saying, he became angrier. He accused me of being disrespectful for talking, even though I had only been responding quietly to the TA earlier. At one point, he accused me of intentionally tripping the TA as she left, claiming I did it on purpose. In reality, her foot had simply caught on a loose backpack string. This accusation was shocking and completely false. I began crying uncontrollably in front of the entire class. Mr. Hsu did not stop yelling. Staff members entered the classroom and stood there watching, which I had seen happen during other incidents when he yelled at students. It became clear this behavior was not uncommon. Eventually, he stormed out of the classroom. The learning environment was completely destroyed. After the break, his wife, Ms. Helen, came in to teach the second half of the class. While I was still crying and visibly shaken, she told me that if I needed extra help, I should come in early. That statement broke me, because I had come in early and had followed exactly what the program instructed students to do. I was exhausted, scared, and speechless. I left immediately and never returned to Alpha Math and Science. After I left, friends who stayed in the class later told me that Mr. Hsu would frequently mention me during lessons. He asked them to tell me that he would offer me free classes if I came back. There was no apology, no acknowledgment of his behavior, and no accountability. Just an offer of free classes, as if that erased what had happened. I did not need his class then, and I do not need it now. Today, I am in college at UC Berkeley with a job lined up. I have learned from many professors, including award winning ones, who are demanding and disciplined without being cruel or humiliating. Looking back, I now understand how damaging a teacher with poor emotional control can be to a young student's confidence and well being. These classes are expensive, and in my experience, they were not worth the emotional toll. There are better resources available. No test score or program is worth feeling unsafe, scared, or belittled in a learning environment.

I attended Alpha Science circa 2008-2010, first for SAT English classes then for Calc BC/Physics C…read more I was that kid that had to beg my parents to take these classes because I loved math classes. Mr. Hsu is definitely a personality but he is one of those very impactful people that not only teach you but offers life advice. He is at the top of the top when it comes to academic math and physics knowledge, although you have to be really proactive to pick up some topics you might struggle in as I did with Physics C since it was not taught at Temple City High School, at least when I attended. He will cover topics even beyond what is covered in the AP curriculum if it seems fitting for the class. I was very grateful too because I really wanted to sign up for the Physics C class in addition to Calc BC and Helen (the wife) let me take Physics C for free after hearing my mom complain about the price. Also, they had some of those bulk individually packaged snacks that they sold at cost or near-cost. That's how you know they're not money grubby like one place I saw that had a vending machine with 200% markups.