ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp
Licensed for 80 children from 2½ years to 13 years.
20475 TX-46 W #210, Spring Branch, TX, 78070
Listing details last changed Jun 28, 2026
ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp is a licensed child care center in Spring Branch, Texas.
Capacity
80
Ages
Pre-Kindergarten, School
Hours
03:00 PM-06:00 PM
License & details for ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp
- Facility type
- Licensed child care center
- Care for seven or more children ages 13 or younger, for less than 24 hours a day, at a location other than the license holder's home. Source: Texas Health and Human Services, Child Care Regulation (opens in a new tab)
- License
- Full Permit
- License status
- licensed
- County
- Comal
- Accepts subsidy
- Not reported as accepting subsidy
License and inspection timeline for ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp
First licensed
September 2025
1 year on the state record
Last inspected
Date not on the record
16 inspections on record
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Staff-to-child ratios in Texas
Texas sets a maximum number of children per staff member in licensed child care centers. These are the rows for the ages this center serves. 1:4 means one staff member for four children.
- 2 years
- 1:11
- 3 years
- 1:15
- 4 years
- 1:18
- 5 years
- 1:22
Rule: 26 TAC §746.1601 (2 years); group size §746.1609 (opens in a new tab); 26 TAC §746.1601 (3 years); group size §746.1609 (opens in a new tab); 26 TAC §746.1601 (4 years); group size §746.1609 (opens in a new tab); 26 TAC §746.1601 (5 years); group size §746.1609 (opens in a new tab). This is the state’s limit, not a promise about this center’s own staffing.
Paying for care in Texas
Child Care Services (CCS) child care scholarships (opens in a new tab) is Texas’s child care subsidy program. Agency: Texas Workforce Commission (TWC), through local Workforce Development Boards.
Ask this center whether it accepts the program; the state record does not list it.
Tour checklist for ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp
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Questions parents ask about ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp
Does ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp accept child care subsidy?
The Texas record does not list ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp as accepting child care subsidy. That is not the same as a no, so ask the center directly.
What ages does ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp serve?
ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp is licensed to care for children from 2½ years to 13 years. The state record lists these age groups: Pre-Kindergarten, School.
How many children is ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp licensed for?
The state record lists a capacity of 80 children. Capacity is the most the license allows, not how many children are enrolled today.
Is ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp licensed, and when was it last inspected?
The Texas record lists ADC's Best After School and Summer Camp's license status as licensed. The state's own reports have the details.
Where this information comes from
Licensing details on this page come from public records kept by Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Child Care Regulation (opens in a new tab) · View this record on the state website (opens in a new tab)
This information is sourced from public records and may be incomplete or out of date. For the most current and accurate details, please verify directly with Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Child Care Regulation or contact the center directly. Clear Day does not rate, rank or endorse any center.
Data updated Oct 30, 2026 · Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Child Care Regulation public records · Check this license on Search Texas Child Care (opens in a new tab) · How we compile this →
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