Michael is an amazing tutor who really sits with you to get know to see where your strengths and…read moreweaknesses are. I definitely recommend him for tutoring because he's awesome.

Great class for my staff and myself on-site two years ago and now at his facility this year…read more.. Thank you Mike!!!!

Mathnasium has really helped my son in math and has helped him get ahead in seventh and eighth…read moregrade math

My kids love coming here and they're always fully engaged the entire time. The atmosphere is fun…read moreand vibrant, staff seem to really know how to work with kids, and the gamification / rewards here get the little boogers hooked on learning. Check ins are quick and easy. Location is convenient to shopping.

Our student received an A grade in math for the semester. Major...major, accomplishment. We…read moreattribute the success to her confidence and completing the daily Kumon assignments. Kumon has helped her beyond our expectations. We are very satisfied and appreciative to the Kumon staff.

I just wanted to post a review to say how grateful I am to Sam and the wonderful teachers at this…read moreKumon office. They really care about the students learning and the curriculum is very well designed. My son and daughter have been in Kumon for 3 years and both have been #1 in their class at school for reading and math. During this pandemic, they have been able to use their kumon homework to keep up with and add to their school curriculum. I still feel bad that they are not able to attend public school but at least I have some comfort in knowing they are doing their kumon everyday and will not fall behind when school starts back up. If your reading this and struggling to keep consistency in home schooling your kids during this pandemic, I highly recommend you check out Kumon as it is a very well designed program that gives nice structure to education outside of school for your little ones

Both of my daughters have taken classes with Nataliya and they've learned and progressed a lot. She…read moreis very patient with my youngest as she has struggled a bit more but has been great. Highly recommend!

I've only been going here a few weeks and it's much better than Ridgeline High School because they…read moreserve better food, have better staff, the building looks like Charles Xavier's School for gifted youngsters and Hogwarts at the same time, and they don't talk about academic success every damn second. I award this school 4 Stars.

Very well set out wrestling dual meet. The parking across the street was all reserved for the event…read moreall day. Also, affordable to get in to watch the event. There are restaurants within a 4 min walk to and from the event also.

I love it here, most teachers are amazing, great architecture and the plaza is nice too. Amazing…read morecommunity and sports teams. It eats. Band is definitely the best in the region .

This school is most likely the best traditional Catholic girls school in the United States. Why?…read moreBecause it is run by a group of women who have left everything in order to devote their entire lives to prayer, learning, and teaching. Not only that, but the Dominican rite has specialized in teaching for centuries. These nuns have so much to pass on to the lucky girls who manage to make it past the waiting list and through the doors of the school. I attended this school in kindergarten and 1st grade. My family moved away for job reasons but then my parents moved us back to Idaho specifically so that my sister and I could attend this school. I then completed grades 5-12. Make no mistake, it certainly was tough, as the level of education is much higher than most schools. It would not be unreasonable to hand each girl an associates degree along with her high school diploma at graduation. More often than not, I found myself wishing that I could be a boarder and not a day student. I envied the structure of their day and the extra beautiful relationship they had with 'the Mothers,' as we called them, since the boarders lived with the nuns 24/7 under the same roof. I never struggled to complete my homework when I boarded for the occasional week here and there, as they had 2-3 hrs of distraction-free study hall every night. The food was also pretty tasty I thought. :) The curriculum focuses mostly on traditional Catholic doctrine and proper self expression through English composition--essays that are all hand written with fountain pens. Latin, French, and Greek are the languages taught. My favorite memories mostly come from the extra-curricular activities: --Our 2 week trip to France in 10th grade where the Mothers completely out-did themselves for us, --Writing letters in French to my pen pal who attended one of our sister schools in France. We started corresponding in 6th grade with the help of the nuns. --Thursday Night Choir where I sang tenor, --Playing Freddy in our My Fair Lady presentation in 11th grade, --Going sledding with the Mothers, --Dancing the Maypole dance with the 10th, 11th and 12th graders while my sister played the gorgeous accompaniment on the piano, --The annual 3-day retreats of prayer, silence and conferences from a priest who had flown in specifically for us. These started in 6th grade. --Singing Compline with the nuns in the chapel before heading to bed on retreat nights --Using dip-pens in 5th grade for all our written assignments, --Cleaning the chapel during my main recesses once a week in 9th grade --Being the bell-ringer in 8th grade... --One of my greatest treasures is the baptismal gown I made in sewing class in 10th grade. Both my little girls wore it on their special day. St Dominic's is a world of its own, hidden up on the mountains about a ten minute drive from downtown Post Falls. The entire campus radiates beauty and peace. Any girl who attends this school and gets to brush shoulders every day with saintly nuns who sacrifice everything for their students can consider herself highly privileged.

hi so i been sent to this school for about 8-9 years and most of my experience was pretty well ish…read morebut 8th grade was a turning point for me socially but i suffered a lot of mental health issues and was pressured to get good grades and i was so burned out and tired and all of that but its beautiful here and the people here are genuinely kind but i always got humiliated in my class by my math teacher and it actually sucked i basically got called stupid. but i had to get counseling and i broke down every night wanting to be better. overall it was a okay experience. but i dropped out