Our BumbleBeesRus location on Targee Street in the Staten Island neighborhood of Park Hill offers 3K and 4K programs. 

Our dedicated professional teaching staff provide comprehensive early childhood education in a caring and intellectually supportive environment that encourages learning and growth. 

We offer daycare from 8:00am - 6:00pm and Extended Care & Summer Program Options are available. 

We accept HRA-ACD vouchers and have a beautiful on-site playground!

Girls on the Run NYC is a nonprofit organization designed to enhance participants' social, emotional and physical skills to successfully navigate life experiences. Our fun, interactive lessons meet the unique needs of participants of all abilities and backgrounds. We offer a fall and spring season meeting for 10 weeks, twice a week, 20 lessons in total. We end the season with a citywide 5K event at Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island.

Happy Feet Happy Soul, Keep Them Healthy Take Control!

ICS is dedicated to providing innovative pathways to college and career that fully integrate students living with diverse learning needs. Each students personalized plan speaks to their individual academic, professional, and personal goals.

A program that prepares children ages 2-5 to be successful in their education. As well as working with low-income families to achieve their goal. 

Family Daycare

Family Daycare

The Early Childhood Career Development Centers aim to recruit, invest in and retain teachers, caregivers and future leaders across New York State who reflect the communities, cultures and languages of the children and families they serve.

A personalized educational community focusing strongly on Mathematics and Science, PS 10 utilizes collaborative learning; including hands-on investigations, group problem solving, discussions and critical thinking strategies.

Designated as a community school, partnering with NYCID (New York City Initiative for Development) to provide youth development programs, conflict management support and training services.

QUALITYstarsNY supports ECE programs across the state to promote and enhance high-quality early care and education for all children under 5. We work alongside ECE leaders to improve and sustain high-quality practices to meet the needs of all children.

QUALITYstarsNY is New York’s Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) for early childhood programs, providing support and resources to improve and sustain high quality across New York State

St. Ann's Creative Learning Center is a Scholars home of excellence. "Your personal assistant for the growth and development of your child."

Seamen's Society Childcare Center offers a comprehensive range of services, including:

• Full-day program
• Serving children ages 2 - 4 years old
• Fostering social-emotional learning
• Enrichment activities such as art, music and language
• Nutritious meals and snacks
• Indoor play space and age-appropriate learning areas
• Parent Resources

Early childhood program that services children ages 2-5 years old as well as helping families to identify and complete their goals. 

School hours: 8:30am - 3pm

UAU's NYCHA-based Cornerstone Community Centers serve children, youth, and adults in year-round, evening, and weekend programming. UAU’s Cornerstone Community Centers provide an array of activities and services from academic support and leadership development to recreation and physical activity to civic engagement and cultural exploration that enrich and enhance the lives of individuals, families, and communities. UAU’s Cornerstone Community Centers serve as gateways to holistic services that tap into the strengths and talents of individuals and the community and support the growth and development of individuals and communities.

Representing a unique convergence of youth and community development, Beacon centers are school-based community centers that serve children, youth, and adults. Providing year-round, evening, and weekend programming, UAU’s Beacons provide an array of activities and services from academic support and leadership development to recreation and physical activity to civic engagement and cultural exploration that transforms its host school into a dynamic hub of resources for the whole community. Through guided learning, exposure, and development, UAU’s Beacons aim to enrich and enhance the lives of individuals, families, and communities. UAU’s Beacons are safe havens that shine a light on opportunity for youth, adults, and communities. 

The UAU-COMPASS After-School Program is proudly funded by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) at no-cost-to-families. The COMPASS Elementary model is a robust design full of opportunities for children in grades K-5 to explore their interests and creativity. The COMPASS program supports social and emotional learning, provides age-appropriate programming that is hands-on, project-based and aligned with educational standards. The COMPASS program offers homework help, academic enrichment activities in STEM and Literacy, quality arts instruction and physical activity, including nutritional programming to promote healthy living. The UAU-COMPASS After-School programs operate September-June, Monday-Friday 3 hours daily, and are open on 13 select school holidays and breaks.

The UAU-COMPASS After-School Program is proudly funded by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) at no-cost-to-families. The COMPASS Elementary model is a robust design full of opportunities for children in grades K-5 to explore their interests and creativity. The COMPASS program supports social and emotional learning, provides age-appropriate programming that is hands-on, project-based and aligned with educational standards. The COMPASS program offers homework help, academic enrichment activities in STEM and Literacy, quality arts instruction and physical activity, including nutritional programming to promote healthy living. The UAU-COMPASS After-School programs operate September-June, Monday-Friday 3 hours daily, and are open on 13 select school holidays and breaks.

The UAU-COMPASS After-School Program is proudly funded by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) at no-cost-to-families. The COMPASS Elementary model is a robust design full of opportunities for children in grades K-5 to explore their interests and creativity. The COMPASS program supports social and emotional learning, provides age-appropriate programming that is hands-on, project-based and aligned with educational standards. The COMPASS program offers homework help, academic enrichment activities in STEM and Literacy, quality arts instruction and physical activity, including nutritional programming to promote healthy living. The UAU-COMPASS After-School programs operate September-June, Monday-Friday 3 hours daily, and are open on 13 select school holidays and breaks.

UAU's NYCHA-based Cornerstone Community Centers serve children, youth, and adults in year-round, evening, and weekend programming. UAU’s Cornerstone Community Centers provide an array of activities and services from academic support and leadership development to recreation and physical activity to civic engagement and cultural exploration that enrich and enhance the lives of individuals, families, and communities. UAU’s Cornerstone Community Centers serve as gateways to holistic services that tap into the strengths and talents of individuals and the community and support the growth and development of individuals and communities.

At UNECE, our dedicated team is committed to providing top-tier training and resources for child care providers, ensuring high-quality, nurturing, and educational care across the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. Our team includes education specialists, family workers, health, safety, and nutrition experts, and a social worker, all working together to support providers and elevate early childhood education. With UNECE, you gain access to expert guidance, comprehensive support, and a commitment to excellence in child care.

With the support of UNECE, affiliated providers have access to the vast resources of our education specialists, family workers, social workers, and health, safety and nutrition specialists - all to ensure the best care and support for children and their families.