• Our one time enrollment fee is $50 plus one time material fee of $25 per subject. Effective September 1, 2010, the tuition fee is structured at an affordable rate of:
  

  • $125 per subject per month for preschool through 5th grade
  • $135 for 6th through 8th grade and
  • $150 for 9th grade and above

• The first and last month's tuition will be collected at enrollment. Tuition is due on the first day of each month. A $5 late fee will be charged for tuition past due after a one week grace period. Sibling and multi-subject discounts are $5 per month, up to $10 per family per month. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is mandatory; Payment will be drawn on the 7th day of every month. A statement of tuition payment will be distributed by Jan 31 of the following year for tax return purposes. In Minnesota, academic classes qualify for tax deduction or credit; please consult your tax accountant for details. The first month's tuition is prorated. Monthly tuition is non-refundable.
• The full month tuition will be charged if any class has been attended or material taken for the month. At least 30 day advanced written notice, prior to the start of the last month, is required to withdraw from the program. Otherwise a full month’s tuition will be charged.  Enrollment fee will be re-assessed and the new tuition structure will be applied if a student is absent over two consecutive months. Two weeks' advanced written notice is required to be temporary absent for the entire month without payment. Any material taken or session attended during the month will be charged for the full month's tuition.
• Beyond 30 days of temporary absence per year, the student will be discontinued from the program and will re-enroll as a new student with associated fees.
• For the monthly charge, your child is entitled to one half hour sessions per subject per class day.  The mandatory attendance requirement is one day per week but two days per week is highly recommended.  If your child is enrolled in two subjects, then he/she can attend one hour session for the two subjects per class day.
• At least 12 months commitment is required for enrollment in the program.
  

• Pick up your plastic folder from the hanging file.
• Turn in your homework box and plastic folder to our check-in staff.
• Exchange homework if there is no problem; otherwise, see Dr Lo.
• Take the plastic folder to our assistant or grader.
• Pick up class assignment from assistant or grader and punch in your start time.
• Sit down closest to the grading table.
• Read any notes or instructions before starting class work.
• Write down your name and punch in a starting time.
• Complete work with full concentration, ideally without any pauses or breaks.
• Punch in your stop time.
• Turn in class work for grading.
• Do a number board or other oral activities while work is being graded.
• Correct class work to 100%.
• There will be verbal drills on math facts or oral reading if time permits.
• Return class work and plastic folder to Dr. Lo to checkout.
• Each 100% class work page (sheet) will be rewarded one Kumon dollar ($100 Kumon dollar can be traded in for a $5 Barnes & Noble Bookstore gift Card).
• Pick up homework box and say goodbye.
• Return for the next class.

• In Kumon, parents play a vital role in their own child’s learning. Parental support and commitment is crucial for the success of the student in this program. Parents are responsible for the regular attendance of their child at the center and in providing a supportive learning environment at home.
• Parents need to schedule a stand-in time for their child’s 30 min class time per subject up to twice a week because of the class size limit. Those do not come at the appointed time can only exchange their homework if the class is full.  To help our students develop and maintain a good daily study habit, parents need to designate a homework time and space at home, making sure all assigned homework is completed, home graded and corrected to 100% each day before returning the homework to class.
• A home record sheet is provided with each new group of homework exchange to help parents stay on top of the homework assignment, as well as to mark and record the homework scores. Answer keys are provided to parents to facilitate home grading.
• The amount of homework will be reduced to 5 pages maximum per day if homework is not graded at home. Students’ progress will be compromised without the daily feedback at home.
• In case of sickness or other absences, parents need to notify the office and make arrangements to pick up homework from the center. At least one week’s advanced notice is needed to pick up extra homework for the vacation days.
• Parents are encouraged to communicate with the instructor any concerns regarding the child’s study at home, their progress and any challenges. Telephone or personal conferences can be set up when needed; formal conferences in May and November are voluntary to discuss the student progress and six-month projection. 

When will US savings bond will be awarded?

• Successful Reading completion at L200 – $500 EE-series US savings bond will be awarded.
• Successful Math completion at O200 – $1000 EE-series US savings bonds will be awarded.a red pen for grading.