Kumon Franchise Expands in Orange County, California with the Opening of its Third Math and Reading Center in Anaheim Hills

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December 08, 2016 // Franchising.com // Teaneck, N.J. – Thousands of additional parents in Anaheim Hills will now have access to an individualized learning program for their preschool to high school aged children. Kumon, the world’s largest after-school education franchise, is expanding in the region with the opening of Kumon Math and Reading Center of Anaheim Hills-Weir Canyon.

There are currently four Kumon Math and Reading Centers in Anaheim, including three in the Anaheim Hills area. Anaheim Hills is home to some of the highest performing schools in Orange County with most of them being recognized as California Distinguished Schools.

“Kumon has experienced a great deal of success in Anaheim for more than 20 years now,” said Larry Lambert, vice president of franchise recruitment at Kumon North America. “Due to the emphasis placed on education, we continue to see a demand for additional learning centers, so we are excited to give even more children access to the Kumon Math and Reading Program in Anaheim Hills.”

Kumon’s Presence in Orange County

7,960 subject enrollments at 43 centers in Orange County
First center opened in 1988
59 percent increase in subject enrollments in last 10 years

The Kumon Method empowers children to become self-learners and is designed to advance math and reading skills while fostering a love for learning. Kumon sparks critical thinking, establishes a pattern of success and builds confidence that can lead to accelerated learning throughout life.

To learn more about the Kumon franchise opportunity, visit kumonfranchise.com.

About the Kumon Franchise Business

Kumon is an ideal small business for professionals. Kumon Franchisees must have a four-year college degree, be proficient in math and reading and have investment capital of $70,000 and a net worth of at least $150,000. Founded in 1958, Kumon has four million students enrolled in 26,000 learning centers in 49 countries and regions.

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