Has anyone been able to get hold of them? Ive tried both of their numbers multiple times over the last few weeks as well as email but have not heard back. Just want to know if they are still open and accepting new students into their childrens program?

Our daughter has attended the school for over seven years. She enjoys the teachers, students and facilities.The teaching staff has been great and primarily uses only Mandarin in classes.The director, Ting Shao, always has the best interest of the child at heart and has been accomodating to kids of all levels of Mandarin competency.During COVID the classes moved online to ensure that the children were receiving regular language exposure. During these online classes the teachers have incorporated games, video, class participation, and lectures to keep the kids interest.

We are not Chinese, but know the importance of speaking Mandarin in the real world, especially business. My son has attended this school since he was 7 years old, hes now 11; he also has ADD and Aspergers. The teachers there understand his condition and are very patient while they work with him a little more. The school has small classes, the instruction is educational and entertaining. The community of teachers, parents and kids are very friendly and supportive. Due to a conflict in schedules, I once had him enrolled in the Sui Wah school for one session and he hated it! It was too institutional, large, strict and overwhelming for my son. His teacher didnt even speak any English (as in, she couldnt speak any English), so both he and I couldnt figure out what she wanted many times. He just learned what he already had learned at CLLC, so it was a waste of time for him. Ive already recommended CLLC to both local Chinese and non Chinese friends, its a great school!