School-Age Programs in Minnesota

Minnesota is home to 53 licensed school-age programs. No quality rating is published for these listings; confirm licensing, hours, ages served, and costs directly with the provider. Browse by city below to find local listings.

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Cities with school-age programs in Minnesota

Saint Paul, MN 298 providers Moorhead, MN 95 providers West St Paul, MN 19 providers Mendota Heights, MN 11 providers Red Wing, MN 21 providers Saint Paul, MN 16 providers Willmar, MN 51 providers Aurora, MN 3 providers Austin, MN 35 providers Barnum, MN 3 providers Braham, MN 3 providers Brainerd, MN 55 providers Caledonia, MN 10 providers Detroit Lakes, MN 48 providers Duluth, MN 121 providers Eagan, MN 73 providers Eyota, MN 11 providers Hayfield, MN 4 providers Hermantown, MN 11 providers Isanti, MN 16 providers Janesville, MN 10 providers Le Roy, MN 3 providers Long Lake, MN 4 providers Madison, MN 10 providers Mountain Lake, MN 5 providers New Hope, MN 20 providers Osakis, MN 10 providers Saint Charles, MN 13 providers Spring Valley, MN 11 providers Thief River Falls, MN 39 providers Truman, MN 7 providers Waseca, MN 20 providers Watertown, MN 11 providers Waterville, MN 7 providers
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About school-age programs in Minnesota

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.

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Frequently asked questions

How many school-age programs does Minnesota have?
This directory covers 53 licensed school-age programs in Minnesota, spread across 34 cities and counties, drawn from state child care licensing registries.
What is the best way to compare school-age programs in Minnesota?
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. Open the city listings above to reach individual profiles.

Data sources

Sources: State child care licensing registries (9 states), US Child Care Providers (Ryan Koch). Data as of 2026-10-07.

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