Success Stories  

Perseverance Helps This Figure Skater Make the Impossible Possible

 Alvina, 9-years-old, Math Level K, Reading Level H

A typical 1st grader is learning how to tell time, count coins, and count to 100. They most likely don’t have homework every day, and when they do, it often involves large shapes, bright colors, and simple number exercises. This wasn’t enough for Alvina. At

Meet Manuel, an Adult Learner Exceeding Expectations

Manuel is a 65-year-old car wash employee whose formal education ended in third grade. Everyday tasks at his job, like counting money and giving change, proved challenging for Manuel, who always feared numbers. Wanting to learn the basics, he enrolled in Kumon with the help of a benefactor. Thankful for the opportunity, Manuel

Young Leader Becomes Empowered Through Self-Learning

Temi, 13-years-old, Math Level K

At 13-years-old, Temi keeps a packed schedule of school, soccer, basketball, and even guitar lessons. But what really sets Temi apart from other students is his natural gift of being a leader.

When we think of qualities of a strong leader, things like inspirational, committed, confident, and

Young Pianist Proves Practice Makes Perfect

Casey, 11-years-old, Math Level K & Reading Level HI

The age-old saying “practice makes perfect,” is often said by our teachers and parents. This saying relates to just about anything we’re learning. From riding a bike without training wheels to baking a delicious cake, all new skills need time and practice.

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