ENROLLMENT FOR CURRENT AND
ALUMNI FAMILIES IS NOW OPEN!
We have a limited number of spaces still available.
Please fill out the registration form and Amy will contact you to confirm space/availability.
Check your email, register via your myprocare.com account
NEW FAMILY REGISTRATION
CLICK HERE TO BEGIN THE REGISTRATION PROCESS. (AVAILABLE BEGINNING APRIL 20).
Please note, filling out this form does not guarantee enrollment. Registration is a multi-step process. Part one puts you on a waiting list, this insures that we still have space for your child(ren). If/when your enrollment is approved, you will be sent an email with instructions to complete the next steps in the enrollment process. If you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out via email (childcentralstationllc@gmail.com) and we will get back to you as soon as we are able.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR FALL REGISTRATION, IT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL LATE AUGUST.
Group sizes and program size will be limited.
Program hours will be 6:45 am - 5:30 pm Please note this is different from our school year hours.
We do not serve breakfast or lunch. We will provide a morning and afternoon snack. Children must bring their own lunch. (We do not have access to a microwave, but can provide hot water when children are on site-- just not on field trip days.)
Children must bring good walking shoes, a backpack, and a water bottle daily.
Siblings of currently enrolled children can be added to your account by emailing us their name and date of birth.
Just like during the school year, you will pay for what you schedule. Schedules are due every Wednesday (for the following week of care) and payments are due every Friday. Care is only guaranteed once scheduled and paid for. (NEW-Families with consistent schedules can contract for that schedule and will not have to input the schedule weekly. You will have this option during registration).
Enrollment will be open for our current and former clients first. If we have space remaining, we will open enrollment to the general public.
Our program will be providing sunscreen. Families will have the opportunity to opt out of our group sunscreen and bring their own if they so choose.
Our program will start at Sandy Knoll Elementary School and end at Superior Hills Elementary School this year.
We will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the Independence Day Holiday.
The start date of the program is Monday, June 15 and will be based on if there is a change in the last day of school. We will need a short time to move our things and get set up for the summer. As soon as the last day of school is confirmed, we will let you know when our program will start!
The end date of the program is Friday, August 21
2026 Summer Program Rates:
$15 enrollment fee per child (includes t-shirt, water bottle, and journal)
($30 annual enrollment fee per family. If you paid this for the school year, you will not be charged this summer. If you are newly enrolled, you will be billed this along with the per child enrollment fee.)
Full Days $46/day
Half Days (6:45- Noon or Noon to 5:30) $31/session
Drop in Care $51/day or $36/half day
2026 Summer Program Field Trip Schedule:
The children will be naming their groups this year.
Once the groups have a name, we will update the website to reflect those names.
Please note that grades are based upon the grade the child will attend this upcoming fall.
"Group A" - Grades JK-1 Tuesday Field Trips
"Group B" - Grades 2 - 4 Thursday Field Trips
"Group C" - Grades 3 - 6 Monday Field Trips
"Group D" - All Grades, Afternoon Half Day Schedules Wednesday Field Trips.
(All children who are only scheduled for the afternoon half days will be in this mixed age group. If this group exceeds the size of one group, two groups will be created, but both will have Wednesday Field Trips.)
Please note that this schedule and age grouping for groups is subject to change based on enrollment. It is possible that we will need to create a 5th group, in which case schedules will be revisted. You will receive notification in early May as to which group your child has been assigned to.
Common Questions:
What kind of sunscreen do you provide? We use the Coral Isles Sunscreen Lotion. (Click the link to the product page)
Can my child participate in the MAPS Summer Enrichment Program and your program? Absolutely! We have half day options for children/familes who choose to participate in the MAPS Summer School. We do not provide transportation between the programs though. All children who participate in the MAPS Summer Enrichment Program will be in the same, mixed age group at our program. This group will still have field trips, but will need to stay closer to the schools for those walking trips as we have less time to adventure.
Do I have to have the same schedule every week? No, you do not have to have the same schedule every week. You will enter your schedule into myprocare.com just like you do for the school year. However, spaces are limited and if we reach capacity, we may not have space. (This has never happened, but we have been at capacity on some days!)
How Do I register? Registration for current and alumni families opens on April 7. Instructions were emailed to all families. Registration will take place via myprocare.com If space is available, registration for new families will open up on April 20. The first step for that registration will be available on this page.
What is the summer program like? Do you have a sample schedule? Our rotations and schedules change a bit each year as it depends on how many children enroll/how many groups we are running. We have weekly field trips and a lot of what we do is based on planning with the children. During the first couple weeks we create a "bucket list" of ideas of things to learn and do with the children and we try to check as many off as we can throughout the summer. We have optional journal prompts, STEM challenges and a fun maker's space with options to learn how to sew and create different things. Some of the things we have done in previous years include raising butterflies, learning about and creating simple machines, basic chemistry/physics experiments, creating the longest loom band chain, perfecting the paper airplane, mixing and experimenting with color and paint, talent shows, karaoke contests, geocaching, and a lot more!