After school programs westchester county

Free testing is available at the Westchester County Center in White Plains for symptomatic members of the community or those with a known exposure to a confirmed positive case. The CDC recommends being tested five to seven days after an exposure. This testing is not for travel. Appointments are required. With turf fields, batting cages, pitching tunnels, strength training, party Photo Gallery Article. The Alcott School is a Montessori preschool offering half day classes for Toddlers and half- and full-day classes for children ages 3 to 5 years.

In addition, a class with extended hours and calendar is available for working families at our Crane Road location Armonk Indoor Sports Center has field sports and tennis programs for children of all ages during the school year.

On the turf field, kids can take part in a number of after-school and holiday clinics, including soccer, flag football, and lacrosse. Central Park Dance understands the value of an enriched It is run by the YMCA and it runs until There are only about 10 kids in it in the whole school!

Usually they start registration for these things in the spring but I dont think they ever get full. There are not an abundance of working moms in Westchester. I think it is something to at least minimally consider in advance, at least for logistics. We are in Larchmont and to my knowledge, there are absolutely no before or after programs except for an hour enrichment here or there sponsored by the PTA. If you don't stay home here, you have to have a nanny.

No problem getting my kids in at the last minute. In Pleasantville, we have a Y program for 3 hours each day and there is a JCC that has afterschool programs until None of these programs fill up.

I do know there are some enrichment programs in Pleasantville that fill up and you have to win a lottery to get into them but the regular aftercare for working parents are open to anyone in the school.

Also, my siblings in North Salem also have a Y afterschool program for working parents. Originally Posted by jjinla. Originally Posted by josmyth. Originally Posted by lan3. Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick.