BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF METRO QUEENS, INC.

125-20 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, NY, 11434

Call (718) 441-6050 ext. 114

Listing details last changed Oct 14, 2026

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF METRO QUEENS, INC. is a school-age child care program in Jamaica, New York.

Capacity

246

Ages

246 School-Aged Children

Call (718) 441-6050 ext. 114

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License & details for BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF METRO QUEENS, INC.

Facility type: School-age child care (SACC); Care in a program or facility that is not a residence, for an enrolled group of seven or more children under 13 before and after school. It may also run on school holidays and during summer vacation. Source: 18 NYCRR §413.2, NY Office of Children and Family Services (opens in a new tab)
License: SACC
License status: registered
Expires: Oct 6, 2030
County: Queens

Inspection records

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Paying for care in New York

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Questions to ask on a tour

Can I see your current license and your most recent inspection report?
How many children are there for each adult in my child's room, and how does that compare with the state's limit?
How long have the teachers in my child's room worked here, and how often do staff change?
What is your policy when a child is sick, and what happens in an emergency?
How do you stay in touch with families during the day, and how will I hear if something goes wrong?

Where this information comes from

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Data updated Oct 14, 2026 · Source: New York State Office of Children and Family Services, Division of Child Care Services public records · Check this license on OCFS Regulated Child Care Search (New York) (opens in a new tab) · How we compile this →