
Find the best after school programs in Irvington, New Jersey. Browse 7 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.
787 Grove Street, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 28 children
A few parents describe the program positively, noting friendly staff and inclusive treatment of children, while one reviewer feels the teaching quality needs improvement. Another former attendee offered only a brief, non-evaluative comment about their past experience.
1324 Springfield Avenue, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 163 children
One parent highlights exceptional care, while others report serious safety and operational concerns including physical altercations with inadequate incident reporting, high staff turnover, rude management, and unresponsive phone lines.
46 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 250 children
One parent highlights the program as the best option, while others report serious safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include a staff member scratching a child, delayed and unhelpful incident reporting, high staff turnover without notification, rude management, and unresponsive phone lines.
141-181 Montgomery Avenue, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 200 children
One parent describes this program as the best option, while three others report serious safety and staffing failures. These negative accounts cite unexplained physical injuries, inconsistent incident reporting, and a hostile work environment characterized by high staff turnover and rude management. Additionally, parents note that the facility is often unreachable by phone, posing potential emergency risks.
1 University Place, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 120 children
Parents report a highly inconsistent experience, with one family praising the program while others cite serious safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include a staff member's rude behavior, unresponsive phone lines, and an incident involving a child's injury where the facility provided delayed and unclear explanations.
844 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 94 children
One parent reports that the program is the best, while others cite significant safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include unreported physical altercations, inconsistent incident reporting, and staff who are described as rude and difficult to reach. There are also concerns about high staff turnover and unanswered emergency calls.
613-615 Nye Avenue, Irvington, NJ · Capacity: 173 children
One parent describes an incident where their child was scratched and notes that staff provided a delayed, blurry video response with inconsistent explanations, leading to a loss of trust. Other feedback cites high staff turnover, rude leadership, and unresponsive phone lines as significant concerns.
These 7 after school programs in Irvington 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 Irvington, 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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A few parents describe the program positively, noting friendly staff and inclusive treatment of children, while one reviewer feels the teaching quality needs improvement. Another former attendee offered only a brief, non-evaluative comment about their past experience.
One parent highlights exceptional care, while others report serious safety and operational concerns including physical altercations with inadequate incident reporting, high staff turnover, rude management, and unresponsive phone lines.
One parent highlights the program as the best option, while others report serious safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include a staff member scratching a child, delayed and unhelpful incident reporting, high staff turnover without notification, rude management, and unresponsive phone lines.
One parent describes this program as the best option, while three others report serious safety and staffing failures. These negative accounts cite unexplained physical injuries, inconsistent incident reporting, and a hostile work environment characterized by high staff turnover and rude management. Additionally, parents note that the facility is often unreachable by phone, posing potential emergency risks.
Parents report a highly inconsistent experience, with one family praising the program while others cite serious safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include a staff member's rude behavior, unresponsive phone lines, and an incident involving a child's injury where the facility provided delayed and unclear explanations.
One parent reports that the program is the best, while others cite significant safety and communication failures. Specific complaints include unreported physical altercations, inconsistent incident reporting, and staff who are described as rude and difficult to reach. There are also concerns about high staff turnover and unanswered emergency calls.
One parent describes an incident where their child was scratched and notes that staff provided a delayed, blurry video response with inconsistent explanations, leading to a loss of trust. Other feedback cites high staff turnover, rude leadership, and unresponsive phone lines as significant concerns.
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