Seattle Parks and Recreation Jesús Aguirre, Superintendent

The City of Seattle is extending child care copay relief for income-eligible families through March 2021. This will cover 50 percent of the remaining copay costs for all families participating in the Department of Education and Early Learning's Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) and scholarship-eligible families participating in Seattle Parks and Recreation child care. Both DEEL and SPR currently have space available in their high-quality, affordable child care programs and families are encouraged to sign up today. More info here

The program is designed to provide families with a safe and supportive option for school-age childcare (ages 5-12) due to most schools continuing remote learning during the pandemic. Support and WiFi are provided for children to access their on-line learning. Parents must provide a laptop or tablet (students needing electronic devices should contact the School District). Offerings also include enrichment and recreation activities. The  program follows all public health guidance including wellness screening, temperature checks and cleaning/sanitizing. Participants and staff are required to wear nose/mouth coverings. Scholarships are available!

Register for childcare here 

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Seattle Parks and Recreation is working to bring the best aspects of our recreation programming in a physically distant, socially connected manner. Please take a minute to let us know how we can best serve you. 
Virtual Programs at Seattle Parks and Recreation Survey