Ivy Education Summer Preview Program
19267 Colima Rd, Suite A, Rowland Heights, CA
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The Ivy Education Summer Preview Program gives students a full preview of next year's English and next year's Math, along with innovative project-based learning (PBL) projects that expose students to real-world industries and careers. The program runs as a 10-week Summer Preview Program that focuses on these core academic subjects and PBL experiences.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer hours 8:00am–5:00pm, 10-week session
Ivy Education states that its Summer Preview Program provides a full preview of next year's English and Math in 10 weeks and includes innovative PBL projects that expose students to real-world industries and careers. The curriculum is described as being designed by Columbia and Stanford alumni and blends Eastern rigor with Western creativity in a structured curriculum from elementary school to competitive high school honors. The program offers daily progress reports for parents that cover homework completion, class performance, instructor notes, and areas that need attention, and it offers a full refund within the first two weeks of enrollment for trying the program. Ivy Education notes that summer enrollment typically fills up by early spring and that every member of the Ivy team is a graduate of the institutions students are working toward.
The leadership team includes Elissa L, MBA, as Managing Director; TT, MEd, as Academic Director; and Derek L, MD, as Director, College Advisor. Staff credentials listed include degrees from institutions such as USC’s Marshall School of Business, Columbia University, New York University, UC Berkeley, the University of Pennsylvania, UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Davis, Boston University, and others, with specializations that include English instruction, education, TESOL, bioengineering, business, computer science, psychological and brain sciences, biology, and history. Ivy Education describes its mission as being founded on a philosophy that bridges two of the world’s most powerful educational traditions into a single, cohesive approach.
Ivy Education reports 32 years of excellence in Rowland Heights and Diamond Bar, 2,648 success stories and local students mentored, and 97+ five-star reviews across Yelp and Google. The organization lists schools it has supported, including Walnut Elementary School, Ybarra Academy of Arts and Technology, Rowland High School, Suzanne Middle School, Diamond Bar High School, Troy High School, Alvarado Intermediate School, Evergreen Elementary School, Webb Schools, Maple Hill Elementary School, Saint Mark’s School, Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church & School, Polytechnic School, Chaparral Middle School, Harvard-Westlake School, Morris Elementary School, Fairmont Private Schools, Shelyn Elementary School, Heritage Oak School, Westhoff Elementary School, Killian Elementary School, Bridgeway Island K-8, Collegewood Elementary School, Castle Rock Elementary School, Walnut High School, and Quail Summit Elementary School.
Testimonials shared by Ivy Education include a student from California who stated, “I got into Stanford! It was a stressful few years packed with tons of extracurriculars and competitive classes, but I finally made it. Thank you Ivy!” A parent from Rowland Heights, CA, reported that their son went from struggling in math to placing into CC 7 Advanced Math after one summer at Ivy. Another parent from Diamond Bar, CA, stated that the afterschool and summer program helped their kids not only keep up but also get into advanced classes at school, and described the teachers as true professionals.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer hours 8:00am–5:00pm, 10-week session
Ivy Education states that its Summer Preview Program provides a full preview of next year's English and Math in 10 weeks and includes innovative PBL projects that expose students to real-world industries and careers. The curriculum is described as being designed by Columbia and Stanford alumni and blends Eastern rigor with Western creativity in a structured curriculum from elementary school to competitive high school honors. The program offers daily progress reports for parents that cover homework completion, class performance, instructor notes, and areas that need attention, and it offers a full refund within the first two weeks of enrollment for trying the program. Ivy Education notes that summer enrollment typically fills up by early spring and that every member of the Ivy team is a graduate of the institutions students are working toward.
The leadership team includes Elissa L, MBA, as Managing Director; TT, MEd, as Academic Director; and Derek L, MD, as Director, College Advisor. Staff credentials listed include degrees from institutions such as USC’s Marshall School of Business, Columbia University, New York University, UC Berkeley, the University of Pennsylvania, UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Davis, Boston University, and others, with specializations that include English instruction, education, TESOL, bioengineering, business, computer science, psychological and brain sciences, biology, and history. Ivy Education describes its mission as being founded on a philosophy that bridges two of the world’s most powerful educational traditions into a single, cohesive approach.
Ivy Education reports 32 years of excellence in Rowland Heights and Diamond Bar, 2,648 success stories and local students mentored, and 97+ five-star reviews across Yelp and Google. The organization lists schools it has supported, including Walnut Elementary School, Ybarra Academy of Arts and Technology, Rowland High School, Suzanne Middle School, Diamond Bar High School, Troy High School, Alvarado Intermediate School, Evergreen Elementary School, Webb Schools, Maple Hill Elementary School, Saint Mark’s School, Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church & School, Polytechnic School, Chaparral Middle School, Harvard-Westlake School, Morris Elementary School, Fairmont Private Schools, Shelyn Elementary School, Heritage Oak School, Westhoff Elementary School, Killian Elementary School, Bridgeway Island K-8, Collegewood Elementary School, Castle Rock Elementary School, Walnut High School, and Quail Summit Elementary School.
Testimonials shared by Ivy Education include a student from California who stated, “I got into Stanford! It was a stressful few years packed with tons of extracurriculars and competitive classes, but I finally made it. Thank you Ivy!” A parent from Rowland Heights, CA, reported that their son went from struggling in math to placing into CC 7 Advanced Math after one summer at Ivy. Another parent from Diamond Bar, CA, stated that the afterschool and summer program helped their kids not only keep up but also get into advanced classes at school, and described the teachers as true professionals.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
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