
Browse 422 before or after school daycare across New York. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in New York can make the decision-making process smoother.
New York has about 6,486 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in New York. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 6,486 daycares in New York: 186 headstart facilities, 422 before/after school centers, 136 religious facility daycares, and 5,742 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 5,742 |
| Headstart Programs | 186 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 136 |
| Before or After School | 422 |
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Parents praise Friedberg JCC at Plaza School for its caring and supportive staff, welcoming atmosphere, and comprehensive family-friendly activities. The facility is highlighted as a safe, inclusive community center with excellent social work resources and quality early childhood programs.
One parent highlights the program's ability to provide specific directions for their child's general practitioner, while another simply notes it is intended for high school students.
One parent describes an exceptional academic environment with strong Montessori outcomes, diverse cultural activities, and dedicated teachers, while another reports a negative summer camp experience characterized by financial opacity, unfulfilled promises, and unfriendly staff.
One parent describes the COHOES COMMUNITY CENTER @ VAN SCHAICK SCHOOL as a great school with a very welcoming and great environment. The single review highlights a positive experience without noting any specific drawbacks.
Precious Moments Nursery School receives consistently high praise from parents who have enrolled multiple children over many years. Parents highlight the caring, loving staff who treat children personally, facilitate early learning and development, and maintain strong communication with families. Children reportedly enjoy attending daily and show measurable progress in academics, social skills, and developmental milestones.
One parent reports that the teachers are warm-hearted and their child enjoys the program, although they note the online map location is incorrect. The business is identified as school-based after-care located on 32nd Rd rather than 32nd Ave.
Feedback for this school-based program is mixed, with one parent highlighting dedicated and compassionate teachers who go above and beyond to meet student needs. Another parent offers a more lukewarm assessment, describing the school as merely okay.
Big Chief Nursery School receives mixed reviews with most parents praising the nurturing environment, caring staff, and owner Luanne's dedication to early childhood development. However, several negative reviews raise serious concerns about safety, staff conduct, and treatment of children during summer camp programs.
Feedback for Happyland Manhattan Beach Day School is mixed, with one parent citing a nurturing and educational environment while another describes the facility as prioritizing profit over children's well-being. A former attendee recalls a traumatic experience from the 1980s, and a local resident notes that while the school was good for one child, it was not suitable for another and offered no employment opportunities.
One parent reports significant difficulty contacting the school, noting that the receptionist repeatedly hangs up on callers, requiring multiple attempts to reach them. The reviewer expressed concern about this unresponsiveness, specifically highlighting that it would be dangerous if the situation had been an emergency.
Parents consistently praise Garden City Nursery School as a nurturing, play-based learning environment with highly qualified NYS-certified teachers. The cooperative model fosters a strong sense of community among families, and children consistently show strong academic and social-emotional readiness for kindergarten. Multiple families report their children thrive at the school and form lasting friendships.
First Impressions Nursery School receives mixed reviews. Positive reviewers praise the caring, attentive staff, clean environment, and developmental progress of children, with many recommending it as reasonably priced. Negative reviewers report serious safety concerns including a child injury, inadequate supervision, cleanliness issues, and overly strict illness policies.
First Impressions Nursery School receives highly polarized reviews with 6 five-star ratings praising staff care, cleanliness, and child development, but 3 one-star ratings citing serious safety concerns, inadequate supervision, unclean facilities, and overly strict illness policies. The majority positive reviews emphasize caring teachers and reasonable pricing, while negative reviews describe injury incidents, poor hygiene, and staff prioritizing cleaning over child supervisi
Feedback for this program is mixed, with one parent highlighting significant academic progress and supportive staff, while another describes a difficult experience involving communication barriers and safety concerns. A third review notes strong benefits for their child but criticizes the school's professionalism and bus coordination protocols.
Bayside Lutheran School receives mixed reviews. Most parents praise the warm, caring teachers, smooth transitions, engaging curriculum, and strong communication. However, some parents report serious concerns about staff professionalism, lack of proper credentials, inadequate response to complaints, and bullying issues.
One parent questions the legitimacy of the program, citing a lack of photos and other reviews as potential indicators of a scam. This single complaint highlights concerns about transparency and the absence of community feedback for the school-based childcare.
One parent highlights exceptional progress for their son, praising the supportive teachers, therapists, and administrative communication, while another reviewer strongly criticizes the school's leadership and staff across the board.
One parent reports difficulty reaching the school by phone and questions its capacity for one-year-olds, along with inquiries regarding costs and schedule options.
One parent highlights the facility's before and after school programs, including the Rudy A. Ciccotti Center, and notes that the staff is easy to work with. However, other parents report significant safety concerns, citing severe understaffing, lack of intervention during physical attacks, and sudden program cancellations.
Parents highlight the quality of programs and staff cooperation, though one reviewer warns of severe understaffing and safety concerns. The few reviews mention positive program offerings alongside significant complaints regarding staff-to-child ratios and sudden program cancellations.
While some parents appreciate the available before and after-school programs and cooperative staff, others report significant safety and staffing concerns. Specific incidents include allegations of physical attacks on children due to understaffing and unexpected program cancellations.
Parents highlight the quality of programs and staff cooperation, though one reviewer notes unexpected program cancellations. Conversely, a critical account details severe understaffing leading to unsupervised physical aggression among children and a lack of disciplinary action.
While some parents appreciate the available before and after school programs and staff accessibility, others report severe safety concerns regarding understaffing and inadequate supervision. Specific complaints highlight a failure to maintain advertised ratios, leading to incidents of physical aggression among children that staff failed to address.
One parent highlights the availability of before and after school programs, including the Rudy A. Ciccotti Center, and notes that staff are easy to work with. Conversely, other reviewers criticize severe understaffing that compromises safety, citing an incident where a child was physically attacked for seven minutes without intervention, as well as last-minute program cancellations.
Some parents highlight the availability of before- and after-school programs and the Rudy A. Ciccotti Center, noting that staff are generally easy to work with. However, serious concerns exist regarding severe understaffing that compromises child safety, leading to physical altercations and lack of supervision, as well as last-minute program cancellations.
One parent highlights the availability of before and after school programs and notes that the staff is easy to work with. Conversely, other reviewers report serious safety concerns regarding severe understaffing and a lack of intervention during physical altercations, along with instances of last-minute program cancellations.
Kidz Korner has highly polarized reviews. Positive reviews praise the caring staff, director, learning opportunities, and communication. However, negative reviews raise serious concerns about billing practices, staff behavior, supervision, and state citations for corporal punishment.
One former employee describes a negative experience involving neglectful care for children in foster care, including poor hygiene and inadequate clothing. The reviewer also notes that management discouraged speaking up about safety concerns and alleged favoritism with social workers.
Some parents appreciate the available before and after school programs, while others report serious concerns regarding severe understaffing and safety incidents. Specific complaints highlight a significant discrepancy between advertised and actual staff-to-child ratios, leading to unmonitored physical altercations among students. Additionally, one parent noted unexpected program cancellations that required them to leave work early.
While some parents appreciate the available programs and easy-to-work-with staff, others report severe staffing shortages that compromise child safety and reliability. Specific complaints include a significantly higher child-to-staff ratio than advertised, incidents of physical aggression without intervention, and last-minute program cancellations.
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