School-Age Programs Directory

Browse 11,715 licensed school-age programs drawn from state child care licensing registries. No quality rating is published for these listings; confirm licensing, hours, ages served, and costs directly with the provider. Start with a state, county, or city.

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What school-age programs provide

School-age programs provide before- and after-school care, coverage on school holidays, and summer programs for children in elementary school. They may operate in schools, community centers, or dedicated facilities, and licensing rules vary by state and setting.

Locate school-age programs by state

New York 5,418 school-age programs California 1,257 school-age programs Washington 959 school-age programs New Jersey 950 school-age programs Georgia 866 school-age programs Connecticut 556 school-age programs Colorado 476 school-age programs Ohio 407 school-age programs Wisconsin 152 school-age programs Vermont 149 school-age programs South Dakota 121 school-age programs Hawaii 83 school-age programs Arkansas 63 school-age programs Minnesota 53 school-age programs Utah 49 school-age programs
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Choosing a school-age program

When comparing school-age programs, ask about pick-up and drop-off arrangements, how homework and activities are handled, staff qualifications, and how the program covers holidays and school closures.

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Frequently asked questions

What should I know about a school-age program?
In short, a school-age program provide before- and after-school and summer care for elementary-age children. School-age programs provide before- and after-school care, coverage on school holidays, and summer programs for children in elementary school. They may operate in schools, community centers, or dedicated facilities, and licensing rules vary by state and setting.
How many school-age programs does this directory include?
This directory currently contains 11,715 licensed school-age programs in 24 states and territories, sourced from state child care licensing registries.
How can I pick a school-age program?
When comparing school-age programs, ask about pick-up and drop-off arrangements, how homework and activities are handled, staff qualifications, and how the program covers holidays and school closures. No quality rating is published for these listings; confirm licensing, hours, ages served, and costs directly with the provider.

Data sources

Sources: State child care licensing registries (9 states), US Child Care Providers (Ryan Koch). Processing date of the data: 2026-10-07. This directory is for information only and is not professional advice.

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Required disclosures

For general information only. This website shares public data and general information about child care providers. It does not offer professional advice, and it cannot replace a visit to a provider, a review of public licensing records, or a conversation with the people you trust.

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