Welcome Home To The YPlease take a moment to review our reopening guide so you know what to expect when you come visit us. The Y makes strengthening community our cause. Through our affordable child care programs we create a nurturing environment to engage children and help them develop skills that will serve them throughout their lives.
Our licensed child care program is offered year-round, serving children in grades K-8. All of our highly trained, hand picked staff are CPR and First Aid certified and receive extensive hours of training and professional development. We run background checks on all of our staff, so we know that we have the very best role models.
Our licensed child care program is offered year-round, serving children in grades K-8. All of our highly trained, hand picked staff are CPR and First Aid certified and receive extensive hours of training and professional development. We run background checks on all of our staff, so we know that we have the very best role models.
Services
Registration is open all school year and all sites have minimum and maximum enrollment numbers. Please register online at least 2 business days prior to your child's start date. You can use the embedded program selector below to find and register for programs. The YMCA of Greater Louisville is here for you and will be, as we have been for over 160 years, through these challenging times.
We meet your child's needs by giving them positive attention and encouraging their social development. We follow the National Association for the Education of Young Children to ensure that your child is equipped with the essential skills for life-long learning.
Once a child is enrolled in Kindergarten, School-Age Child Care Programs are available for before and after school, snow days, in-service days, Winter Break, Spring Break and Summer Day Camps.The Child Enrichment Program (CEP) is available for JCPS pre-school participants that are enrolled in a CEP host school's tuition based Pre-K program.
Once a child is enrolled in Kindergarten, School-Age Child Care Programs are available for before and after school, snow days, in-service days, Winter Break, Spring Break and Summer Day Camps.The Child Enrichment Program (CEP) is available for JCPS pre-school participants that are enrolled in a CEP host school's tuition based Pre-K program.
We are here to assist you in any way we can. Please refer to the following list for office and management staff. To contact sites directly, please call the site cell phone or call our main office to be transferred. Site Director: Y Staff person providing daily leadership ensuring quality day to day site management.
With so many demands on today's families, parents need all the help they can get. That's why we focus on ensuring that your child's time is spent creatively and constructively in the critical hours before and after school and during school breaks. Children in Head Start through Grade 8 will experience academic support, homework assistance and activities designed to enrich and expand their education, build self-esteem and strengthen character.
We know learning and fun doesn't end when the school bell rings. That's why we offer the After School Enrichment Program, a weekly themed curriculum that introduces arts, physical fitness, nutrition, science, math, character development, family fun and more. This is a program where children grow in spirit, mind and body during non-school hours!
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Aaron Bratton
Nov 01, 2021
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Alisha Stone
Oct 24, 2021
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Latrice Doston
Dec 16, 2020
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Mercedes Holmes
Oct 06, 2019
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Deborah Williams
Sep 30, 2019
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I would not recommend anyone to send their kids to CEP. They basically have kids babysitting kids. They don't promote learning and just let the kids run wild. I'm not from here but I have never heard of an after school program that does not help students with their homework.
Also the staff can be very rude at some locations.
Also the staff can be very rude at some locations.
Erin Clayton
Sep 28, 2019
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Sarah Hauer
Sep 06, 2019
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Windy C.
Jun 17, 2019
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