I want to thank Huntington for a job well done. My daughter performed well in her HSPT Test showing…read morescores of Average and Above Average. Before she came to Huntington she was showing Below Average Scores however she has improved a lot in all areas. She was also accepted to the High School she applied to. Thank You Huntington for all your hard work and efforts.

This review is for the Huntington Learning Center in Pleasanton…read more My child was falling behind on her subjects in 5th grade. She was assessed at Huntington and we learned that she was a grade level or more behind on certain subjects. We knew that she needed additional support to get up to speed prior to the start of 6th grade. Mona provided a clear action plan to address my child's needs. We were provided a set number of hours that was an estimation of the time needed for my child to catch up to her grade level. We would meet up with Mona every 4-6 weeks to see the progress our daughter was making. We will see the scores our daughter achieved on different subjects. We would also discuss the focus of the upcoming weeks. The improvement was gradual in the beginning. Once my daughter got used to the process and routine, we saw dramatic improvement in her grades. Even her attitude towards learning has greatly improved! Mona mentioned that confidence on the subject matter is what really contributes to the success of a student. As my daughter gained more confidence in her work, we can clearly see that she began having a much more positive attitude about learning. We owe our daughter's success to Hunting Learning Center. Thank you!

We couldn't be happier with the results! Daron connected us with Jillian who worked with our son in…read moreHonors Biochemistry and helped him build both his understanding of the material and his confidence in the class. Thanks to Jillian's expertise and ability to explain complex concepts in a way that made sense, our son earned an A in the class! Daron is very easy to work with, flexible and rates for tutoring are very reasonable! I'm sure we'll be working together again in the near future as our son advances to physics and sports medicine courses.

I've had a great experience with this tutoring company! I originally took Chemistry for Nursing as…read morea pre-nursing student, but recently switched my major to Biology. Working with Ashley has helped me build my confidence and feel much more prepared for General Chemistry I. She is patient, encouraging, and explains concepts in a way that makes them easier to understand. I'm very grateful for the support and would definitely recommend this company to other students!

#1 Myself and other parents have left this company due to poor management. School principals…read moreconstantly calling and complaining about late pickups. #2 Children with scheduled pickups have been left at school w/o pickup #3 Their drivers are not adequately trained on safety requirements #4 Don't expect refunds [even when it is due you] in a promptly fashion, if at all #5 Find an alternative to this questionable business...

Our experience with Pups and Tots Village transportation service was unfortunately quite stressful…read moreover time, especially considering the children involved are elementary-aged. One of the biggest issues was the inconsistency with drivers and pickup coordination. Different drivers would arrive frequently and elementary office staff often had to step in and help monitor safe release of children because it became difficult to track who was picking up whom. In my opinion, this placed an unfair burden on school staff, whose responsibility should not be managing transportation confusion created by an outside vendor. There were also multiple safety concerns. At times, children were seated in the front seat and booster seat usage appeared inconsistent unless parents specifically noticed it from the daily photos being shared. Operationally, the process often felt disorganized. Children were sometimes made to wait at school for another child's ride coordination before everyone could leave together, causing delays in reaching after-school care and starting lunch, despite already being tired and hungry after elementary school. Communication, scheduling updates, policies, reminders and even fee-related information were handled primarily through WhatsApp. As working parents already managing multiple school and childcare platforms, relying on WhatsApp chats for operational policies felt difficult to keep track of and not very parent-friendly. Whenever concerns were raised, I personally found the owner, June Dhar, to be defensive rather than solution-oriented. Despite raising concerns multiple times and giving the service several chances, I was ultimately advised that if their system did not align with my needs, I could discontinue the service, rather than seeing meaningful attempts to address the concerns being raised. Even a small late-fee issue required repeated follow-ups and responsibility being passed around before a response was received. Based on our experience, I would strongly encourage parents to ask detailed questions upfront regarding driver consistency, transportation procedures, communication systems, safety protocols and scheduling expectations before enrolling their child.

The owner here is insanely good peoples. He always greets us when we come in. The place is like a…read morelibrary. Every kid in there seems to be taking their math seriously, and they should! I like it here, my kid likes it here, and she seems to be learning. Although anything would have helped my little struggling kid. The neighborhood is a tiny bit sketch (by Tri-Valley standards i guess), but it's fine. It's near a dollar store and a pub. If you'd like to connect the dots, you may. But anyhoo, if your kid is struggling with math, take them here. You'll see a nice improvement. We're leaving for a bit, only because we have to tighten some finances. But we'll be back for sure.

I wanted to share my personal experience with Mathnasium in Dublin so other parents know what to…read moreexpect. A friend recommended Mathnasium to me, and I found the Dublin location online. I eventually registered for an assessment through their Facebook page. At no point during the online registration process or on the Facebook page did I see any mention that there was a fee for the assessment. I have no problem paying a reasonable assessment fee if it is clearly disclosed upfront. In fact, my daughter has had assessments at two other tutoring centers, and both clearly stated the cost during registration. Transparency is important. The assessment had been scheduled for about three weeks. A few hours before the appointment, the owner called me and said he wanted to go over a few things about the assessment. I was at work and in a hurry, so I told him my daughter would be attending with her father the following morning and that I understood it was simply an assessment to determine her level, after which we would decide whether to enroll.I then said- and it is free of cost.  He then mentioned there was "a small fee." When I asked how much the fee was, he repeatedly said he wanted to discuss several things with me before disclosing the amount. I explained that I simply wanted to know the fee because it had not been disclosed anywhere online. Since my husband was taking our daughter, I did not want him arriving and being surprised by an unexpected charge. After I asked several times, he finally told me the assessment fee was $114. Again, I want to emphasize that the amount itself was not the issue. I was simply disappointed that the fee had not been disclosed during registration. At that point, the conversation changed. His tone became noticeably less pleasant, and he began asking questions such as, "What are you looking for for your child?". "Why did you register- then ?"  and "Why do you want your child here in this program?" I found the conversation uncomfortable because I was simply trying to understand the assessment fee before deciding whether to proceed. I explained that I was working and needed to get off the phone, but I felt pressured to continue the discussion. Ultimately, I canceled the appointment. My decision had nothing to do with the $114 fee. I am happy to invest in my daughter's education. What concerned me was the lack of upfront disclosure about the assessment cost and the change in tone during the conversation. As a parent, first impressions matter. If I don't feel respected during the enrollment process, it makes me question whether that is the environment I want for my child. This review reflects only my experience with the Dublin location. I cannot speak about any other Mathnasium centers, and I'm sure other families may have had different experiences.

This is a great tutoring service for elementary kids. The tutors are thorough and really take the…read moretime to understand the student's gaps so that they are addressed in the sessions. They work closely with the parents to ensure goals are met. You won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Hey, Tri-Valley parents! We’re two dedicated students offering personalized, engaging, and…read moreeffective tutoring for grades 1-5 in-person and online. With experience in tutoring and working with children, we help young learners build confidence and excel in math, reading, and writing. We know that every child learns differently, so we tailor our lessons to their needs—making learning fun and stress-free. Whether your child needs extra support or wants to get ahead, we’re here to help! -In-person tutoring available in the Tri-Valley area -Online tutoring for flexible learning -Flexible scheduling -One-on-one focused learning Book now today!

I worked at ALOHA over the summer and it was one of the best job experiences I've ever had. The…read morework environment is amazing - ALOHA's unique curriculum keeps the kids engaged which makes the job so much more fun and easier. Working here was one of the highlights of my summer and I learned a lot myself. The boss and staff are also very nice!

My daughter started going here about 2 months ago and I am so impressed with Priyanka. My little…read moreone looks forward to her class and I am amazed by her progress. The reason I mention Priyanka specifically is because there was a sub once and I could notice my daughters loss of interest. So kudos to Priyanka and her commitment in keeping the kids engaged.

How do I even begin the dissatisfaction for this business. I found out about grow wise from the…read moremultiple advertisements on Fallon what's app from the business owner. I ended up signing up for the bridge the gap program and writing program. It was advertised for 30 hours. It's a week program - and when you sign up - I signed up for 9-12 ( 3 hours)--- so I figured the "30 hours" was for 2 weeks. I will show screen shots. The business owner told me when signing up to give my sons email. Days before -- no email on what to bring. I messaged Anshika, the business owner and asked her what to bring. She said no need to bring anything -- and that the class is now 9:30-11:30. So class is cut down 1 hour. This weeks class is only 4 days - which would mean it's 8 hours of instruction. She explained that most kids can not sit that long and that her teachers are highly qualified and that we are paying a cheap price for what we are getting. She said she would give us the extra hour for free-- even though our receipt indicates the class is 9-12. $335 is not cheap for a 4 day class. First day of class- we are the only participants in this class. We are told that my son has huge gaps and that his writing is messy. 2nd day - I mention that he does have adhd but he has ok grades. He is not disruptive and he is willing to learn. 30- 45 mins later - I get a call that because I am unsatisfied with the program that she will credit me and that I can pick up my son at anytime. She said they are not equipped to teach someone who has adhd and to mention it on Yelp. I was credited my full amount for both classes that I signed up. I do not recommend this business. They have highly qualified teachers that are not willing to teach someone who has learning gaps per the owner. The owner should not be in customer service.

My son took the ML/AI course recently and we're really glad we found this program. Anshika is a…read morefantastic teacher, she's super patient with the kids and explains things in a way that actually makes sense. I especially like her teaching style. She breaks things down algorithmically and gives practical real-world problem statements that help students truly understand how to apply what they're learning. My son has improved a lot and genuinely enjoys the classes. In short, I'm happy I found a place that maintains good transparency with parents at every step.

I had a pretty good experience in this center. I think its their director, Ms. Yuan, she is super…read morenice and considerate. I went on the Global Philanthropy Leadership Internship Program this summer in China. The entire trip had a great impact on my life. After coming back to the US, I have been receiving help in my writing and college application which I really appreciate. I would recommend Ivymax to anyone looking at educational related services.

We used IvyMax for college consulting last year. Experience was pretty bad for that price. As a…read moreparent, I learn nothing new from them. Many of their advices are just too general. You can learn that from youtube videos. Also, it's hard to get in touch with our college consultant, Mr. Wei. Every communication (phone call, text chats) had to go through his secretary. Very time consuming. They also tried to sell you more services in some meetings. The essay review was helpful but that's it. Unless you really don't know anything about college admission, you should look somewhere else.