Daycares in Summit, NJ

All 18 licensed child care facilities in Summit, ranked by their real state inspection record — not ads. Every rating below comes from official licensing and violation data.

Typical cost in New Jersey: about $1,247/month for infant care at a center (federal median) — see daycare costs in New Jersey →

18licensed daycares

3.3average safety rating

6%with a clean record

17with violations on record

#	Daycare	Rating	Violations (2 yr)	Capacity
1	St. Teresa's Early Childhood Center306 Morris Ave	4.5★	21 · 19 high-risk	178
2	Temple Sinai Early Childhood Education Program208 Summit Avenue	4.4★	4 · 12 high-risk	59
3	Cornerstone School of Summit561 Springfield Avenue	4.4★	6 · 8 high-risk	86
4	Summit Jewish Community Center Nursery School67 Kent Place Blvd	4.4★	23 · 20 high-risk	98
5	Salta Preschool Corporation587 Springfield Avenue	4.4★	10 · 18 high-risk	50
6	Lincoln Hubbard School After Schol Program52 Woodland Ave	4.3★	None	60
7	Franklin School After School Program136 Blackburn Road	4.3★	14 · 20 high-risk	80
8	Central Presbyterian Church Weekday Nursery70 Maple Street	4.3★	3 · 13 high-risk	203
9	Summit YMCA School Age Program67 Maple Street	3.4★	22 · 34 high-risk	88
10	The Connection for Women and Families After School Program89 Tulip Street	3.2★	9 · 8 high-risk	60
11	Wilson Primary Center Enrichment Program14 Beekman Terrace	3.1★	11 · 10 high-risk	23
12	Jefferson School After School Program110 Ashwood Ave	3.0★	14 · 20 high-risk	126
13	Washington School After School Program507 Morris Ave	2.3★	5 · 7 high-risk	60
14	The Learning Circle YMCA95 Morris Ave	2.2★	31 · 27 high-risk	295
15	Super Kids Child Care & Learning Center LLC2 Broad Street	2.0★	33 · 43 high-risk	210
16	Overlook Hospital Child Care Center41 Upper Overlook Rd	2.0★	24 · 35 high-risk	150
17	Zadie's Nurturing Den1 Walnut Street	1.8★	37 · 70 high-risk	183
18	The Connection for Women and Families79 Maple Street	1.2★	21 · 23 high-risk	39

Ranked by DaycareAlert's violations-based safety rating (recency-weighted state inspection findings), then by fewest recent violations. "Violations (2 yr)" counts citations in the last two years so cities and facilities are comparable regardless of how far back a state's records go. Data comes directly from state licensing agencies — always open a facility's full record before deciding.

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