Parents...
Wee Love’s After School Care program offers you flexibility and offers your child a great way to keep on learning! It’s not just babysitting! It’s a learning opportunity that helps children prepare for the longer hours of kindergarten in the future. Whether you need flexible scheduling for work or family time, our After School Care program starts after Wee Love’s class day and runs from 11:30 am - 4:30 pm.

Check out Wee Love’s After School Care ministry!
It’s a great way to enhance your child’s learning and give yourself the flexible hours needed for work or other family responsibilities. It can also be a nice way to get your child ready for the longer hours of 5K Kindergarten in the future.
Our After School program hours run from 11:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday. Below is a typical After Care day. It’s so much more than babysitting!
After School Care Schedule
11:30-11:45 -- Classroom Transition & Bathroom/Wash Hands for Lunch Break
11:45-12:30 -- Lunch (brought by students - see Nutrition Guidelines*)
12:30-1:45 -- Devotion & Quiet Rest
1:45-2:30 -- Outdoor Play Time
2:30-3:00 -- Stories & Crafts
3:00-3:15 -- Music & Movement
3:15-4:15 -- Free Indoor Play Time
4:15-4:30 -- Table Activities
4:30 -- Close
How to Sign Up for After School Care
Parents are asked to contract their planned after school care hours in advance for planning and scheduling purposes. If room is available on a given day, emergency “drop-in care” may be requested. By policy, parents need to sign up for a minimum of three hours per day and a maximum of five hours per day.
*After School Care Snacks & Meals
Wee Love Learning Center and our After School Care ministry provide nutritional snacks during the day. Snacks are purchased by the staff to ensure they meet Wisconsin State and US Federal guidelines. Parents contribute to cover this cost.
Lunch meals are not served. Parents using our After School Care supply lunches for their children. Government guidelines state that all meals must include “a balance of fluid milk, meat/meat alternatives, vegetables, fruits, and grains with portion sizes tailored to children’s specific age groups.”