Husky House, Inc.

A NON-PROFIT YEAR-ROUND CHILD CARE AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

Children Growing Together

Husky House, Inc. is a non-profit, state licensed, before/after school program and summer camp open to the whole community.
​We offer programs for children entering TK through 12 years of age.

Eleyo Registration System

If you have questions about our online registration system, Eleyo, please contact us through email.

WE ARE CURRENTLY FULL FOR THE 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ADDED TO OUR WAITLIST, PLEASE CONTACT US.

About Child Care Licensing

What is a child care license?
The State of California's Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) regulates child care in California as well as senior and disabled care, adoption agencies, shelters, and other facilities. Licensed child care providers  have completed classes on child safety and health. They have been fingerprinted and TB-tested, the site has passed an inspection, and they have paid a yearly fee. 
It is illegal in California to operate and unlicensed home child care center. There are fines of up to $200 for each day of unlicensed operation. Child care facilities are required by law to display their license at their site, as well as on any advertisements or announcements they post about openings.
Why should you care whether your child care has a license?
The point of licensing procedure is to protect children. The regulations ensure that anyone caring for children meets some basic standards, and that the site where the child care takes place is safe for children. Families are also given certain rights under these regulations.
Here are some of the benefits of licensed child care:
  • All child care providers must take a course on child health and safety issues, including CPR and first aid.
  • Directors of child care centers must complete coursework in early childhood education.
  • Fingerprints and child abuse and criminal record checks are requires for the child care provider and any other staff or adults who live in the house or teach in the school, including participating parents.
  • An Emergency Care & Disaster Action Plan is required for the site. 
  • On-site inspections are required to check for safety issues such as covered heaters and fireplaces, smoke alarms and fire extinguishers, ensuring hazardous materials are out of reach of children, and that outdoor play areas are safe.
  • Periodic unannounced inspections may be conducted by CCLD; site inspections are required withing 10 days of someone filing a complaint. 
  • For child care centers, site requirements include a specified amount of indoor and outdoor space based on the number of children. Toilet and sink facilities designed for children are required.
  • Parents can file a complaint and view any past violations or complaints about child care facilities.
  • Providers must inform families whether they have liability insurance.
  • Providers must inform families of their rights such as the right to enter and inspect the site at any time.
  • Adult-to-child ratios are regulated. 
            We wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of our loyal friends and families that make our organization possible. For those of you that we have not yet had the pleasure of serving, we hope to do so in the coming year.

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