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Hello and welcome to Care-a-lot of North Greece. We are located on the corner of Maiden and Long Pond, at 1924 Maiden Lane, inside the Greece United Methodist Church. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm, welcoming families to visit and drop off anytime between these hours.
We care for children as young as 6 weeks up to 10 years of age. We also provide ‘Before’ and ‘After’ school care for our school-age friends who reside within the Greece Central School District. During school recess, we offer Vacation Club, and during the summer time, we offer a Summer Camp Program to our school-age children.
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- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible seatingAvailable
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- MPMarangely PerezOct 24, 20251.0As a mother, I trust that when I leave my children in a childcare center, they will be protected, respected, and treated with care. Unfortunately, that trust was broken at this place. My child was involved in an incident of physical mistreatment, and although I reported the situation and met with the administration, they decided to keep the person involved working with children. Despite my child’s statement — which was clear and consistent — he was not believed nor given the benefit of the doubt, as if a child’s word had no value. Even though my son was moved to another classroom, I was not given any real assurance that my children would be 100% safe, and that is unacceptable. I firmly believe that no adult accused of mistreating a child should continue working with minors, especially when the victim’s testimony is completely disregarded. For all these reasons, I made the immediate decision to withdraw my children, , from the center. I am sharing my experience because I believe other parents deserve to know what can happen and make informed decisions. The safety and voices of children must always come before the reputation of any institution. Thank you for your response. However, as a parent, I strongly disagree with your conclusion. My main concern was the safety and emotional well-being of my child, and I do not feel that proper action was taken to protect them. While you mention that investigations were conducted and found to be “unfounded,” that does not change the fact that my child was affected and that I witnessed behaviors that no parent should ever have to overlook. Procedures on paper do not always reflect the reality of what happens inside a classroom. I share my experience not out of anger, but to ensure other parents stay aware and to encourage stronger accountability and transparency when it comes to the care and protection of children. Every child deserves to be safe, respected, and truly heard. I added my answer because even if no cause was found due to lack of marks, it does not mean that it did not happen.
- AJAlex JacksonJun 18, 20255.0Care-a-lot North Greece has been an amazing experience for our son! He started at 10 months and is now 32 months! The teachers are so amazing there and he is thriving! I highly recommend it for anyone looking!
- CGCary GuadalupeJun 12, 20255.0My kids has been with Care A lot North Greece since 2 years old , they are now 10 . I would not bring them anywhere else ! My youngest did cause a disturbance for awhile and they have worked with me endlessly ! The main staff has always did their best and I believe they install the same morals to the new staff and they are just as GREAT ! My kids love all the staff and children there . The center is very well structured , clean , friendly and loveable !
- DWDayna WasilewskiJun 10, 20255.0Couldn’t ask for a better daycare! The CAL teachers are awesome!
- RORachel OsterSep 25, 20235.0We love the care and learning our children receive at Care A Lot. I couldn't imagine our kids anywhere else. The staff go above and beyond to make sure kiddos are seen, cared for, and safe. Thank you all.
Frequently Asked Questions About Care-a-lot of North Greece
Where is Care-a-lot of North Greece located?
Care-a-lot of North Greece is located at 1924 Maiden Lane, inside the Greece United Methodist Church, Rochester, NY 14626.
What are the operating hours of Care-a-lot of North Greece?
Care-a-lot of North Greece is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm and is closed on weekends. On November 11, 2025, it will close early at 3:00 pm.
What age groups does Care-a-lot of North Greece cater to?
Care-a-lot of North Greece cares for children from 6 weeks up to 10 years of age, including before and after school care for school-age children.
What childcare programs are offered at Care-a-lot of North Greece?
Programs include Infant (6 weeks-18 months), Toddler (18 months-3 years), Preschool (3-5 years), Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK), School Age Programs (5-10 years), Summer Camp (6-12 years), Before and After School Care, and Vacation Club.
Is Care-a-lot of North Greece wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it has wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, seating, and restrooms.
How can I contact Care-a-lot of North Greece?
You can call them at +1 585-883-2500 or email carealotngrc@carealotcc.com.
Does Care-a-lot of North Greece provide nutritious meals?
Yes, nutritious meals are part of the services offered at Care-a-lot of North Greece.
What nearby dining options are available when visiting Care-a-lot of North Greece?
Nearby dining options include Domino's Pizza for fast food and Oriens Cafe offering Italian cuisine, bakery, and cafe options, perfect for meals before or after your visit.
What convenience stores or quick stops are close to Care-a-lot of North Greece?
Quicklee's Greece, a convenience store, gas station, and delicatessen, is nearby for quick errands when visiting Care-a-lot of North Greece.
Are there nearby medical or dental services near Care-a-lot of North Greece?
Yes, nearby medical and dental services include Q Dental Group, Western New York Dental Group Greece, and several doctors like Thomas J. Arnone, DO, and Margaret A. Baxter, MD.