Extended Care

Cultural Care Au Pair

North Suburbs, IL
United States
41° 47' 15.1116" N, 87° 53' 54.2112" W
847.807.9617
847.271.0965
Rebecca Johnson and Amy Jarjusey, Local Childcare Coordinators (LCCs)

U.S. Department of State

3 months and up

Flexible

Not Required

Ongoing

Live-in care in your home in the north suburbs of Chicago.

Flexible, affordable, in-home childcare provided by an 18- to 26-year-old male or female from a foreign country. All Cultural Care au pairs possess 200+ hours of previous childcare experience, and undergo a careful screening process. Only qualified candidates are selected for matching. Your au pair will live with you for 12 months with the option to extend for up to another 12 months. Au pairs must complete six credits of education at an accredited post-secondary institution during their program year. This program is regulated by the U.S. Department of State.

You set your au pair’s working hours according to your family’s schedule. They can assist you with light household responsibilities, such as preparing your children’s meals and helping them keep their rooms neat. An au pair can enrich your children’s playtime with international games, stories and activities.

Host families must be able to provide a private bedroom; be U.S. Citizens or legal permanent residents; be committed to cultural exchange and willing to welcome a young person from abroad as a family member; and be available to attend orientation meetings and family conferences. The average cost to host an au pair is approximately $340 per week.

District 68 Early Childhood Center

9300 N. Kenton
Skokie, IL, 60076
United States
847.677.4560
847.677.5124
Jac McBride, Director

Illinois State Board of Education

Preschool classes for 3 to 5 years. Before and after-school care for Kindergarten through grade 5. Transportation from schools available.

Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Required to enroll

Call 847.673.1141 to arrange screening appointment

Four classrooms: two Pre-K classes and one preschool class

Promote learning through play, readiness skill practice, art, music, literature, movement.

Developmentally appropriate curriculum organized by themes and units of study

Lunch available 

Jewish Child & Family Services (JCFS)

S.P.A.C.E. (Skokie's Place for All Children in Extended Care)

Skokie school facilities
Skokie, IL
United States
847.674.1500
847.933.4970
Nancy Eschker, School Age Supervisor
5 to 10 years or grades Kindergarten through 5

Monday through Friday from 7:00 to 9:00am and 2:45 to 6:00pm

Kindergarten SPACE offered to Madison School morning Kindergartners from 11:20am to 3:00pm

Madison School, Edison School, Fairview School, Middleton School, East Prairie School, and Elizabeth Mayer School
School-age child care is a vital part of every child’s growth. The program is primarily designed to serve working parents in our community. The program revolves around recreational and educational activities in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment. Our goal is to promote social interaction, independence, self-esteem, creative expression, and problem solving skills among all children.
Recreational program; revolves around school calendar. Wide variety of activities including, but not limited to, active games, art, music, storytime, dramatic play, outdoor play, homework time, cooking, special event/theme days, parent/child family events, periodic walking field trips.

Option to bring breakfast to morning programs

Daily afternoon snacks are provided

The SPACE program offers school-age child care on most of the non-school days, including a two-week winter break, a one-week spring break, Columbus Day, Veteran’s Day, Teachers’ Institute Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the day before Thanksgiving, and Presidents Day. The resident rate for child care on non-school days is $42 per day and the non-resident rate is $52 per day.

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