Licensed Before & After School in Chino Hills, CA

Before & After School in Chino Hills

As of August 2026

Chino Hills' 35 licensed providers lean toward centers, with 20 centers to 15 family child care homes, a mix of about 57 percent centers to 43 percent homes. Combined licensed capacity reaches 1,924 slots, one of the highest totals in this batch, averaging 55 per site. The roster is licensed through California's Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD). CloverMap lists Chino Hills' providers, including Everbrook Academy, for parents to browse. Parents comparing options can weigh capacity and age-group coverage before contacting any specific program.

What to know about childcare in Chino Hills

Chino Hills' 35 licensed providers lean toward centers, with 20 centers against 15 family child care homes, about 57 percent to 43 percent. That gives Chino Hills a more center-oriented market than many cities in this batch, though family child care homes still make up a substantial share. Chino Hills's roster gives parents both operating models close at hand: centers that group children by age across multiple staffed classrooms, and family child care homes that keep a single caregiver responsible for a smaller, mixed-age group inside a private residence. Neither model outnumbers the other enough to limit a family's practical choice in Chino Hills.

Combined licensed capacity across the 35 providers totals 1,924 children, one of the highest totals of any city in this batch, averaging 55 per site. That high average reflects both the center-heavy mix and larger individual program sizes, giving Chino Hills the most overall seats relative to its provider count. That capacity figure reflects the total number of children a provider is licensed to serve, not necessarily how many openings exist at any given moment, so Chino Hills families should treat it as a ceiling on program size rather than a live vacancy count.

Age coverage in Chino Hills is led by preschool, with 26 of the 35 providers serving that age group. Infant and toddler care are each offered by 20 providers, and school-age care by 18, a pattern consistent with a center-heavy roster where preschool programming tends to be the most widely offered service. Because staffing ratio requirements are generally tighter for younger children, it is common for fewer providers to serve infants than preschoolers; Chino Hills families with an infant should expect a somewhat narrower initial search before more options open up as their child ages into the toddler and preschool ranges.

All 35 providers are licensed through the California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD), which sets and enforces minimum staffing, health, and safety standards for centers and family child care homes across the state. A CCLD license is issued after a provider demonstrates it meets the state's baseline requirements, and the license type, center or family child care home, determines which set of operating rules applies. Centers and homes are licensed under separate frameworks, part of why their typical group sizes and staffing patterns differ so much across a roster like Chino Hills's.

With the highest combined capacity in this batch and a center-leaning mix, Chino Hills parents may find larger class sizes and more staff per site than in smaller, home-heavy cities nearby. Everbrook Academy is one of the providers on the roster, and CloverMap lists all 35 for comparison. Because a licensing roster reflects who is currently authorized to operate rather than who has space available today, calling ahead remains the most reliable way for Chino Hills families to confirm real-time openings once they have narrowed down a shortlist.