Non-School Day Child Care

Students in kindergarten - grade 6 can register.

Care and activities are offered on the following dates. 

• September 21
• October 8, 9, 14, 15
• November 30
• December  28, 29, 30
• February 11, 12
• March 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15
• April 23

Non-school day care is provided at Centerview Elementary (10365 Davenport St NE, Blaine).

You can register for one non-school day at a time or you can register for all non-school days for the school year. Charges will be added to your regular child care fees and will be show up on your weekly invoice.

Complete an online registration. Pay close attention to registration deadlines. If you miss the deadline date, you'll need to check at the site for drop-in availability by contacting Centerview at 763-600-5511 or by email. Remember to register early to avoid "Wait List" status.

To cancel non-school day care, email our Community Education team at least 14 days before the non-school day or the first day in a series. Invoicing occurs two weeks in advance, so the account owner will be responsible for all fees once invoiced.

Non-school day care is available for families with contracted weekly care until two weeks before the non-school day or the first day in a series. Those registered less than two weeks before will be confirmed based on the “non-school day only” registration date and charged the corresponding tuition rate.

No refunds are provided for cancellations made less than two weeks before the non-school day or the first day in a series.

Open Recreation is an option for students in Grades 2–4.  During a two-hour session, children can freely explore a variety of activities, including arts and crafts, puzzles, board games, building blocks, and gym activities. Experienced staff will be present to supervise, support, and help create a positive environment while allowing children the freedom to make their own activity choices. Open Recreation is a great opportunity for children to practice independence, make responsible choices, manage their behavior, and enjoy time with friends when school is not in session.

Current sessions: November 30, December 28, 29, 30 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. OR 1:30-3:30 p.m. All sessions offered at Centerview Elementary School.

Fees: $15 per child per two-hour session.

Open Recreation Student Expectations

Open Recreation is designed to give students the opportunity to make choices, build independence, and enjoy time with friends in a fun and flexible environment. Because students can choose from a variety of activities, we ask that they be ready to manage their behavior, make responsible decisions, and follow the expectations below. These guidelines help ensure that Open Recreation remains a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Be Kind
Use friendly words and actions. Include others, share materials, and help make Open Recreation a place where everyone feels welcome.

Be Safe
Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. Follow safety directions and use equipment and materials appropriately.

Be Respectful
Treat other students, staff, equipment, and activity materials with care. Listen when others are speaking and respect different choices and ideas.

Be Independent
Choose activities that interest you, get the materials you need, and try to solve problems on your own before asking for help.

Be Responsible
Take care of your belongings and the program materials. Clean up your activity and return items where they belong before moving on to something new.

Remain in Program Spaces
Stay in the areas designated for Open Recreation. Ask a staff member before leaving the program space or moving to another area.

Make Good Choices
Think about how your choices affect yourself and others. Choose activities you can participate in appropriately and make choices that help everyone have a fun experience.