
Find the best after school programs in Atlanta, Georgia. Browse 38 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.
Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — after school programs with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.
5400 Campbellton Road, Atlanta, GA · Capacity: 100 children
One parent describes the staff as fantastic and the after-school activities as engaging for their child. Another parent, who has attended Stonewall Tell Elementary since kindergarten, rates the program as merely okay.
112 Boulevard Ne, Atlanta, GA · Capacity: -999 children
One parent highlights the program's family-oriented atmosphere and value as a free initiative, while another criticizes inconsistent homework support, unprofessional staff behavior, and perceived favoritism in fees and volunteering requirements.
1669 North Decatur Road, Atlanta, GA · Capacity: 76 children
5501 Stonewall Tell Road, Atlanta, GA · Capacity: 71 children
One parent describes the After School Sports Academy in Atlanta as unprofessional and unorganized. The single available review highlights significant dissatisfaction with the program's management and operations.
2051 Flat Shoals Road S.E., Atlanta, GA · Capacity: -999 children
The reviews appear to be mismatched with the daycare listing. Most reviews praise apartment complex management, maintenance, and dining services rather than after-school program services. One review mentions a daughter attending, but lacks specific details about the daycare's educational or care quality.
458 Ponce De Leon Ave Ne, Atlanta, GA · Capacity: -999 children
These reviews are not for a daycare center but for Hope Atlanta, a homeless assistance and rental aid organization. Reviews are mixed, with many praising staff compassion and successful housing assistance, while others report eligibility confusion, unmet needs, and poor follow-up care.
These 38 after school programs in Atlanta provide supervised care and enrichment activities for school-age children. Programs typically run from school dismissal until evening, offering homework help, sports, arts, and social activities.
When choosing a after school program in Atlanta, consider visiting facilities in person, checking their licensing status, and asking about staff-to-child ratios, daily routines, and safety policies.
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One parent describes the staff as fantastic and the after-school activities as engaging for their child. Another parent, who has attended Stonewall Tell Elementary since kindergarten, rates the program as merely okay.
One parent highlights the program's family-oriented atmosphere and value as a free initiative, while another criticizes inconsistent homework support, unprofessional staff behavior, and perceived favoritism in fees and volunteering requirements.
The reviews appear to be mismatched with the daycare listing. Most reviews praise apartment complex management, maintenance, and dining services rather than after-school program services. One review mentions a daughter attending, but lacks specific details about the daycare's educational or care quality.
These reviews are not for a daycare center but for Hope Atlanta, a homeless assistance and rental aid organization. Reviews are mixed, with many praising staff compassion and successful housing assistance, while others report eligibility confusion, unmet needs, and poor follow-up care.
One parent describes the After School Sports Academy in Atlanta as unprofessional and unorganized. The single available review highlights significant dissatisfaction with the program's management and operations.
Note: The reviews provided are for Westminster Presbyterian Church, not the after-school daycare program at this location. Reviews praise the church's biblical teaching, traditional worship style, friendly congregation, and welcoming atmosphere. No reviews specifically address the LAAMISTAD after-school program.
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