Best for a Southlake family wanting a daily math-and-reading routine, not a quick grade fix.

TutoringMathReading
Women-Owned
Group classesIndoorOngoing enrollmentFree trialYear-round
(817) 381-2777
shamminahussain@ikumon.com
200 N Kimball Ave Ste 205, Southlake, TX 76092
Thu · 3PM – 7PM
MondayClosed
Tuesday3PM – 7PM
Wednesday3PM – 7PM
Thursday3PM – 7PM
FridayClosed
Saturday11AM – 1PM
SundayClosed
Pricing not published — contact the studio for current rates.
Kumon's self-paced Math and Reading programs. Students work through individualized worksheet sets, completing short daily assignments at home and attending the center on scheduled class days for guided work and new material — the standard Kumon rhythm of two center visits a week plus daily home practice. In-center class hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 3–7 PM and Saturday 11 AM–1 PM; the center keeps separate office/business hours Monday–Friday. A free assessment places each student at the right starting level.

Schedule

Kumon's self-paced Math and Reading programs. Students work through individualized worksheet sets, completing short daily assignments at home and attending the center on scheduled class days for guided work and new material — the standard Kumon rhythm of two center visits a week plus daily home practice. In-center class hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 3–7 PM and Saturday 11 AM–1 PM; the center keeps separate office/business hours Monday–Friday. A free assessment places each student at the right starting level.

Our take

Kumon is a long game, and that's the honest way to describe it. Rather than tutoring toward the next test, it runs students through a carefully sequenced set of worksheets they do a little of every day — the point is mastery and independent work habits, and over time many students end up working above their grade level. For a Southlake family that wants a durable daily-practice routine rather than a quick grade rescue, that's the appeal; for one looking for occasional homework help, the daily commitment will feel like a lot.

The method spans an unusually wide range — preschoolers as young as three through adults — because it's built on placement, not age: a free assessment finds each student's right starting point and they progress from there. The rhythm is the thing to understand before enrolling: short assignments at home most days, plus scheduled center visits where instructors check work and hand off the next set. Kids who stick with it build the self-discipline of sitting down and doing the work without being chased, which is often what parents value most in hindsight. It rewards consistency over intensity.

Local Tips

Kumon of Southlake is at 200 North Kimball Avenue. The rhythm is the thing to sort out before enrolling: students attend the center on set class days — Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons and Saturday late morning — and do short worksheet assignments at home the rest of the week, so the center visit is a check-in more than where most of the work happens. The office keeps separate weekday business hours, so if you need to reach someone outside class times, call ahead. The on-ramp is the free assessment, which sets the starting level; expect the real daily work to happen at your kitchen table, not just at the center.

Credentials

Kumon Math and Reading Center of Southlake is owned and directed by Shammina Hussain. She holds both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Accounting, and came to education through her own children's experience in the Kumon program two decades ago — watching them become independent, above-grade-level learners — before opening and running her own center. Instruction follows the standard Kumon method of individualized, self-paced worksheet progression with instructor guidance on center days.

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