Kumon Math and Reading Center of Sanford.
– Born and raised in Indonesia, Ilona Sianturi-Hastie met and married her American husband in Indonesia and moved to the United States to raise her family. After a few years of working as a lead preschool teacher, she knew she had a passion for education and working with children. Sianturi-Hastie’s friend, also a native of Indonesia, is an owner and Instructor of a Kumon Center. When Sianturi-Hastie expressed her love for education, her friend immediately recommended the Kumon Franchise. After visiting her friend’s center, she was inspired to open her own center. Today, she is the proud owner of“My friend truly inspired me to open my own Kumon Center,” said Sianturi-Hastie, owner and Instructor of Kumon Math and reading Center of Sanford. “After visiting his center, it opened my eyes to seeing the impact the Kumon Method makes on students. I immediately knew it was something I could achieve. I have always been an advocate for education, especially with my own children.”
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