Eye Level Learning Center

I LOVE this place!!! I found this center through someone’s recommendation. My daughter has been going here since 5 somemonths now. Chris (the center director) is AMAZING! She listens and cares. She will customize the works plans according to your child’s need. We have Mrs. Debbie and she clicks perfectly well with my daughter. She is kind and soft but firm at the same time. All of the teachers at this center are extremely well qualified. My daughter has had some great learning experience with Eye Level of Anaheim Hills.

My kids have been going here 1 day a week for a year now. Each class is an hour long. You can do one or the other or both. They’ve really improved in their English and Math since coming to eye level.
They have homework that’s turned in the following week. It’s not like pulling teeth to get them done. Teachers will correct the homework and uses it to asses where the kids need help.
The teachers are great. They all have teaching credentials. The owner Chris is excellent and kind. The facility is clean.

I have been sending my son who is in his 3^rd grade of school, since October last year, this learning center is great compared to Kumon or other tutoring places and they focus on Common Core practices, my son has really improved and is enjoying going there. They teach both math and language classes and do reward and encourage the kids very well.
Special thanks to the center head Christine she is very welcoming and is open to discuss anything about your child.

I’ve always said, you can find 1,000 reviews on a hot dog, but something as important as education rarely gets Unilocal reviews. Well I’d like to take a break from Hot Dog writing for a moment and tell you about Eye Level. Last year when my daughter was finishing 2^nd grade, I felt the school had met their common core goals by mid April and was just sitting out the clock until June. Homework stopped coming home and days were wasted. My friend had been sending his daughter to Eye Level in Huntington Beach for over a year and was very happy with the results between public school and Eye Level once a week. He did all the research into Kumon vs Eye Level and from what I understand the biggest difference is the teacher involvement.
This Anaheim Hills Eye Level location is very well run by a friendly lady named Chris. Chris did a placement exam with my daughter for over an hour, then explained what areas she needed more work on. The biggest complaint I have about common core in the public school, is that they kind of just check the box when a kid passes a test and move on, assuming the child will retain that passed skill forever without practicing it again. Well the brain doesn’t work like that, you need constant repetition or you’ll forget. Eye Level workbooks provide plenty of practice on skills until they have truly mastered them.
Each kid works at their own pace and class size is small (usually no more than 5) so they can get plenty of help from the teacher when necessary. The teachers are adults and have teaching experience in their subjects, so you won’t get any part time high school students here. Each kid gets a backpack and folder to keep their homework in, so as to keep it separate from regular school. The homework assignments are geared for them to be able to do it by themselves. As such, I never have to fight with my daughter about doing her homework. The parent is asked to look over it, but not correct it. Any mistakes will be corrected in class that way the Eye Level teachers know what the kid needs more work on.
I’ve had a few other parents ask me, why pay for Eye Level, when you can find similar teaching resources online and work with your kids at home. Well, when my wife and I have to teach our daughter, it’s World War III. She fights us over everything. We are her parents and it’s hard for her to see us as anything but the person who she never wants to be wrong in front of. Thus we have conflict. But she seems to be very polite to her teachers at Eye Level, and willing to take instruction from them.
Now that we’ve started 3^rd grade, I can tell that my daughter came in ahead of the game and is easily doing her multiplication and division, while some of the other kids are struggling with it. Chris knew that would be a key area of the common core for 3^rd grade and spent plenty of time working on it this summer. It seems to have paid off.
Chris has done a nice job making the Eye Level group seem like a community. She often plans fun nights, where on Friday night the kids will come in for pizza and games, while the parents can use it to grab some dinner and make a date night out of it. It’s win/​win and my daughter always wants to go. We’ve been doing Math and English class every week for 6 months now, and are very happy with Eye Level. I also believe it has given my daughter some extra confidence that she will do well in school.