Heads up, parents. Does your child, aged preschool to high school, need any extra help with their math or reading skills? Good news. Kumon’s learning program has opened their first center in the city of Woodstock and in Cherokee County. Kumon is the world’s most popular after-school math and reading program.
Children who learn earlier, retain more naturally.
In the past five years, Kumon’s Reading and Math program have enjoyed a steady rise in enrollment numbers. A number of new clinics that have opened have also skyrocketed. Kumon’s tutors are trained to help instill self-confidence and self-motivation. Established in 1958, Kumon has over four million students in over 25,000 learning centers.
Key takeaways
- Kumon has opened a learning center for preschool through high school students in Cherokee County.
- Kumon, the largest supplemental education program in the world, has seen an increase in both number of centers and number of enrollments in the greater Atlanta area.
- The Kumon method provides structured supplemental education in a way that instills self-confidence and a desire to learn in children.
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