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After-School Programs in New City, NY

Compare 5 after-school programs in New City, Rockland County. Use licensing context, Google reviews where available, and provider details to decide which programs to contact.

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JCC Rockland Inc.Google listing

4.5★235 reviews

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This New City after-school program has 235 Google reviews averaging 4.5 stars. State records list license 42968. Listed focus areas include school age children care. A public website is listed at jccrockland.org.

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(845) 362-4400

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JCC Rockland

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State records list license 41627. Listed focus areas include school age children care. The listing includes a public address in New City.

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(845) 362-4400

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YMCA @ Laurel Plains Elementary

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State records list license 42520. Listed focus areas include school age children care. The listing includes a public address in New City.

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(845) 643-3070

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YMCA @ Little Tor Elementary

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State records list license 42626. Listed focus areas include school age children care. The listing includes a public address in New City.

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(845) 643-3076

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YMCA @ Woodglen Elementary

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State records list license 43459. Listed focus areas include school age children care. The listing includes a public address in New City.

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(845) 645-3076

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Childcare Licensing in New City

NY Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) — Rockland County

(845) 708-2498|Official Website

Licensing typically required. Most after-school programs providers in New City must be licensed by the state. Verify that any provider you consider holds a current, valid license before enrolling your child.

All childcare providers in Rockland County must be licensed or registered through NY OCFS. Licensing types include Day Care Center, Group Family Day Care, Family Day Care, and School-Age Child Care. Providers must pass background checks, health and safety inspections, maintain CPR/First Aid certification, and meet minimum staff-to-child ratios. Search licensed providers at ocfs.ny.gov. Nanny agencies and private tutors are not required to hold state licenses, but background checks are strongly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

1How much do after-school programs cost in New City?

After-school programs in New City cost $400-$900 per month. Many programs offer sibling discounts of 10-20%. Most programs run from school dismissal until 6pm and include snacks, homework help, and activities. Late pickup fees of $1-$5 per minute are common.

2What do after-school programs include in New City?

Most New City after-school programs offer a mix of homework help, outdoor play, arts and crafts, and organized activities. Some include enrichment options like STEM, music, or sports for an additional fee. Programs typically run from school dismissal (around 3pm) until 5:30-6pm, with late pickup fees of $1-$5 per minute.

3How do I find after-school care near my child's school in New City?

Start by asking your school's front office — many Rockland County schools host on-site programs through the YMCA, local recreation departments, or private providers. Check if the program offers bus pickup from your child's school. Licensed programs must meet state safety and staffing requirements under OCFS oversight.

4Are after-school programs required to be licensed in NY?

In New York, after-school care programs that operate during school hours or serve children under 13 are generally required to be licensed by OCFS (ocfs.ny.gov), though school-sponsored programs have different requirements. Licensed New City programs are inspected for safety, staff training, and child-to-staff ratios. Always ask a program for their license number and verify it in the OCFS database before enrolling.

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