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Kumon does not publish a national price. Each center is independently owned and sets its own monthly tuition per subject. As of October 2026, third-party price surveys report most US centers charging about $130–$220 per subject per month, with some metro centers higher. Most centers add a one-time registration fee (commonly $50–$80) and some add a materials fee. Math and reading together usually means paying tuition twice. Call your local center for its exact rates.
Per-month prices divide yearly plans by 12. Prices from the provider, checked 2026-10-13; confirm on the official Kumon site.
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View wishlistKumon is a disciplined practice program, not a tutor who explains school homework. It works best for kids who need fluency and confidence in basic math or reading and who will do a short worksheet every single day. Families who want concept teaching, flexible schedules or help with current class assignments often find it repetitive and costly over time.
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Kumon vs Sylvan: Which Learning Center Is Right for Your Child? →Kumon doesn't publish a national price because each center is a franchise. As of October 2026, third-party price surveys put most US centers at about $130–$220 per subject per month, plus a one-time registration fee that is often $50–$80. Taking math and reading means paying tuition for each.
There's no national free trial. Some centers run their own promotions, such as a waived registration fee or a free first period. Ask your local center what it offers before you enroll.
Possibly. Some ESA programs allow tutoring from providers that meet their credential rules, and each program decides. Save Kumon to your Edulist wishlist and check scholarships for your state to see what applies.
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