Best in Class Education Center (Cedar Park)

About

Small group classes cater to students’ individual abilities in math and English, building a foundation of skills and critical thinking.Founded in 1995 in Seattle by Hao and Lisa Lam — immigrants who built their lives around a deep belief that education is the gift of a lifetime — Best in Class Education Center has grown into a nationwide network of over 50 locations, positively impacting more than 10,000 students along the way. Their Cedar Park center brings that same mission to life, giving kids from pre-K all the way through high school a personalized academic edge in a small-group, teacher-led setting — no contracts required. The youngest learners (ages 3–5) start in the Beginners in Class program, building letter recognition, phonics, word recognition, numbers, counting, and logic skills through puzzles and games in flexible 35- or 70-minute sessions, with the option to focus on math, English, or both. From kindergarten onward, students move into the Math and English Enrichment program, where every child begins with an assessment so teachers can build a curriculum around their individual ability — not their grade level. Weekly 60–75 minute classes are led by passionate instructors who actively teach and engage students rather than simply supervise independent work, with homework assignments and weekly tests providing ongoing feedback on each child's growth. English sessions focus on reading comprehension, grammar, writing, and critical thinking, while math covers everything from arithmetic and word problems to pre-algebra, geometry, and real-world problem solving. Classes are available in-person on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with online learning also offered for families who prefer it. Snacks are not provided, so pack one if your child needs a little fuel before or after their session. Whether your child needs to catch up, keep up, or get ahead, Best in Class Cedar Park gives them the tools and the confidence to do exactly that.