Afterschool Enrichment Solutions

"My experience with Afterschool Enrichment Solutions has been excellent; I have worked for them in Chicago school districts. In addition to keeping me informed of changes to lesson plans, Paul Szuster keeps me informed about the school's location as well. For me, caring for and teaching children while their parents are at work has been a privilege. Initially, I was skeptical that teachers wouldn't be engaging with outside instructors, but I was proven wrong. There is a lot of kindness and helpfulness from all of the teachers. This company's lesson plans and material are well organized. I always had the right material and the lesson plans were digital and written, so it was easy for me to cover the lesson plans. As a part-time employee with this company, it was a great experience."

"worst company. don't gave them credit card number"

"Beware of this business! Our children participated in their stem program after school for two years. The instructors are excellent, but the owner is deceptive. We paid for both of our kids to take a STEM course during the spring session. Since the schools were closed, they couldn’t offer the after school class. I contacted them multiple times via email with no response and finally reach somebody by phone. They told me that we agreed to a no refund policy when we signed our children up for their program. I asked for a credit toward a session next year and was told that the owner would call me to discuss that option. I never received a call, but received an email reiterating the online virtual class option. That is absolutely unacceptable. We paid for an in-person interactive class. I can find any number of YouTube videos with the same instruction they were offering for free! Our kids have 6 years left at their current school and we will never sign up for this program again. We will be speaking to our principal about finding about her company to provide this service. Don’t waste your money."

"We signed our 7 year old for a hands on after school STEM program. When school was shut down for the year we asked for a refund due to AES not being able to hold up their end of the contract. They refused. The school principal told us this was something we should have refunded. We were denied again. They offered online course which is not what the original contract was for. This was for in person instruction of hands on learning and building. We would have even considered using the funds for a class the next year. But that Wasn’t even offered. Hopefully they won't allow them to scam any more families by allowing them back into the school district when school starts in the fall again."