Provide an environment that helps young people develop positive relationships with peers. Give youth challenges they can rise to. Provide enriching, creative activities they can participate in. Give youth opportunities to develop leadership and decision-making skills. After-school programs provide a supervised setting for children during non-school hours, offering a mix of academic support, recreational activities, and enrichment opportunities. Teachers working with after-schoolers need to adapt their skills to manage these programs effectively. 

WE ACCEPT Neighborhood Centers Inc. now connect with Kinder Connect. 

The CACFP is a nationwide program administered by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) that provides approved child care centers  providers with financial resources for providing nutritious meals and snacks for the qualified children they serve.Your child will receive good, healthy, nutrient meals and snacks. We serve Breakfast, Lunch, Pm Snack, Supper, and a Late Snack 

Tuition is payable in advance. Parents may pay for the entire month, or they may pay ½ of the month's tuition on the 1st and pay the other ½ by the 15th. If you choose to pay weekly, payments are due every Monday. Payments are considered late on the 1st working day after the due date. A fee of $25.00 will be assessed for each day payments are received late. Monthly tuition is calculated using the weekly fee x 4.33 (average number of weeks in a month during a fiscal year)

Tuition is based on the classroom, not on the child’s actual age. For example, your child may turn three while still in the classroom which maintains a teacher/child ratio of a classroom with two-year-olds. In that case, you would be charged the two-year-olds tuition until your child moves up to the three’s class. Also, your child placement is based on their developmental need not age. 

 Infants:(Magical baby)- 6 weeks to 18 months $160.00 weekly $640 monthly Part Time: $32 a day 

 Young Toddlers: (Bubbles)-18 months to 2year 10month old $140.00 weekly $560.00 monthly. IF THE CHILD IS NOT POTTY- CHILD STAY 

.IN THIS CLASS UNTIL 3 years old or potty-trained PART TIME $26 A DAY 

Older Toddlers (Wise Guys)- 3yr – 5yrs old - $130.00 weekly $520.00 monthly PART TIME $20 PER DAY 

Mixed Ages Inclusion Class: (Fancy Nancy)-$200.00 weekly $800.00 monthly (IF POTTY TRAINED) $180.00 weekly $720.00 monthly 

School Age: (Wow Pad 1) 5yrs – 7 years old $100.00 weekly $400.00 monthly Part Time $16 per day 

After Schoolers: (Wow Pad 2) 8yrs.old to 12years old $80.00 weekly $320.00 monthly HOUR Part Time $16 per day 

Summer Rates for School Age: $115weekly $460 Monthly with a $15 registration fee 

If your child is in kindergarten or above, they are considered School Age. If your child gets out of school between 12:00-12:30 they will be charged a Summer Classroom rate based off class. 

In addition to tuition, the Center has the following requiring fees:

At time of enrollment, a one-time non-refundable registration fee of $25 is required per child. During the summer for Schoolers a $15 charge will be charged the week after kids last day of school.  

If you would like to use our transportation services for drop-off and pick-up from school, it will be an additional charge of $5 per kid.  

Part time care is only 2-3 full days out of week or 5 half days no more than 5hours a day. We can discuss and set up a schedule that fits your needs. If AM care child must be picked up by 12 noon. If PM care child cannot be dropped off until 2pm. Due to kids are napping between 12pm-2pm. 

Additional Fees

A non- refundable registration fee of $25 is required at enrollment. If your child is picked up after the scheduled time, you will owe a fee of $1 for each minute after scheduled time. This late pick-up fee is due immediately at the time of pick up. If your child is picked up after 30 minutes an automatic charge of $50 dollars will be added to tuition. All Children are required to sleep on a 4-fold Kinder mat Parents are responsible for providing mat and blanket if child wants one to sleep with. Items need to be labeled with the child’s name.

SCHOOL AGED KIDS WILL BE CHARGED THEIR CLASSROOM RATE E FOR SCHOOL CLOSED HOILDAYS SINCE THEY WOULD BE HERE ALL DAY. THANKSGIVING BREAK, WINTER BREAK, SPRING BREAK, FALL BREAK, FAIR DAY, & GOOD FRIDAY WILL ALL BE ADDITIONAL CHARGE DAYS.  

During this stage, toddlers should be able to follow two- or three-step directions, sort objects by shape and color, imitate the actions of adults and playmates, and express a wide range of emotions.

Preschool teachers are responsible for creating a safe, nurturing, and stimulating learning environment for young children. They develop and implement age-appropriate lesson plans, facilitate social and emotional development, and assess the children's progress. Preschool teachers also communicate regularly with parents and caregivers. 

Preschool teachers plan and carry out a curriculum that focuses on different areas of child development, such as language, literacy, math, science, and the arts using our CLI Engage Curriculm Resources and traning. 

Brightwheel enables preschools and childcare centers to keep a continuous line of communication open among administrators, staff, and families. Real-time messaging, centralized communications, and easy-to-use tools enable staff to keep families informed and share children's progress.

This classroom was designed to include students with disabilities, impairments, and special needs in age-appropriate, general education environment so they can learn among their peers. We understand that parents must work and cannot just leave work every time their child is in behavior. So, we have developed the room to Promote acceptance, reduce bullying, create opportunities for new friendships and provide equal access. Some of the benefits of inclusion for children with (or without) disabilities are friendship skills, peer models, problem solving skills, positive self-image, and respect for others. This can trickle down to their families as well, teaching parents and families to be more accepted of differences. Inclusive classrooms value diversity and the unique contributions of each student. They help students feel safe and have a sense of belonging. Exclusion can fuel fear of difference, while inclusion promotes acceptance. Exposing students to a variety of perspectives and cultural backgrounds can help them become more open-minded and better able to understand topics. Inclusive classrooms ensure that all students have access to general education, technology, and learning content. Inclusive teaching practices can help reduce the impact of prejudices in society. Students without special needs can benefit from participating in activities with peers with special needs, and learn to respect others and accept differences. 

In the Texas Rising Star program, a 2-star rating signifies that a childcare provider meets minimum standards and is considered higher quality than many other childcare businesses in Texas. While meeting the entry-level requirements, it indicates a commitment to exceeding state licensing standards. It's the first level of certification, with the program offering progressive levels of quality.