Child Care Center
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare
Child Care Center · Ages 3 years to 11 years · Goodlettsville, Nashville, TN · QRIS 98/100
About Project for Neighborhood Aftercare
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare is a licensed child care center in Goodlettsville, Nashville, serving ages 3 years to 11 years. It operates 2:00 PM – 5:30 PM.
Tennessee's TDHS quality review scored it 98/100, above the 95/100 average of the 201 rated facilities in this guide — 97/100 for teacher-child interactions and 96/100 for health and safety.
Cost and logistics: it does not accept the CCAP childcare subsidy, and transportation is not offered.
TDHS licenses it for up to 50 children and lists the facility as wheelchair accessible.
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare is one of 10 licensed childcare options this guide lists in Goodlettsville.
Overview
Facility typeChild Care Center
Ages served3 Year(s) – 11 Year(s)
Hours2:00 PM – 5:30 PM
NeighborhoodGoodlettsville
CountyDavidson
Quality Rating (QRIS)
TDHS QRIS quality score98/100
Teacher–Child Interactions97/100
Health & Safety96/100
Critical items33/33
Supervision & facilities27/27
Record keeping27/27
Healthy weight & disease prevention27/27
Staff structure & qualifications22/27
Rating year2026–27 (effective Oct 1, 2026)
SourceTDHS Quality Rating Score Card
Tuition & Cost
TuitionContact facility
Childcare subsidy (CCAP)No
Contact & Details
Address514 Donald St, 37072
Phone(615) 238-4122
TransportationNo
Licensing & capacityChild Care Center · Licensed · TDHS · Capacity 50 · ♿ Accessible
Questions families ask
What is Project for Neighborhood Aftercare's quality rating?
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare has a Tennessee QRIS quality score of 98 out of 100 for the 2026–27 rating year, from the Tennessee Department of Human Services.
What ages does Project for Neighborhood Aftercare serve?
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare serves ages 3 years to 11 years. Listed hours: 2:00 PM – 5:30 PM.
How much does Project for Neighborhood Aftercare cost?
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare has not published its rates. Contact the facility for current tuition.
Does Project for Neighborhood Aftercare accept the childcare subsidy (CCAP)?
Project for Neighborhood Aftercare is not listed as accepting Tennessee's childcare subsidy (CCAP). Ask the facility to confirm.
Confirm openings and tuition directly. Childcare availability changes daily and is not shown here — check current openings on the
TDHS provider portal. QRIS is Tennessee's 0–100 Quality Rating & Improvement System score (participation is voluntary, so a blank rating does not mean low quality). Weekly rates are self-reported to TDHS — always verify current tuition, ages, and openings with the facility.
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