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Child care programs in Cedar Park: market data

We count 49 child care programs with a Cedar Park address in state licensing records, or 63.2 per 100,000 residents. Last checked August 28, 2026.

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Child care programs counted: 49in a population of 77,474
Child care programs per 100,000 residents: 63.2
ZIP codes with at least one child care program: 1
Child care programs with a website: 90%44 of 49

What stands out

These come out of the numbers rather than from any judgement we made. Each one either compares Cedar Park with the other markets we track or points to something uncommon in the Cedar Park data itself.

Child care programs with a website: 90% in Cedar Park, the highest of the 11 Texas markets we measure.
Open Saturday or Sunday: 1 of 35 child care programs in Cedar Park, or 3%.

How Cedar Park compares

Each bar shows Cedar Park against the middle value across the other markets we measure. A measure with nothing to compare against is left out rather than compared to itself.

Child care programs per 100,000 residents

Cedar Park63.2
Other Texas markets (7)51.5

Child care programs with a website

Cedar Park90%
Other Texas markets (10)77%

Ages served

Programs enrolling each age group, from state licensing records. Infant places are usually the hardest to find.

Of the 49 child care programs we could classify. Many appear in more than one row, so the shares add up to more than 100%.

School-age care49 100%
Pre-kindergarten care48 98%
Toddler care38 78%
Infant care30 61%

Program types

Programs of each type, from state licensing records. Centers and licensed home-based care are regulated differently.

Of the 49 child care programs we could classify.

Licensed child care center49 100%

Schedules offered

Programs offering each schedule, from state licensing records.

Of the 30 child care programs we could classify. Many appear in more than one row, so the shares add up to more than 100%.

After-school care22 73%
Full-day care22 73%
Part-day care13 43%
Before-school care9 30%
Drop-in care4 13%
Weekend care1 3%

Change over time

Each point is one measurement of this market. We keep every snapshot rather than overwriting it, so the line reflects the market rather than the last time we happened to look.

Unchanged at 49 since 2026-08-29.

2026-08-2949
2026-08-3049

What we could and could not check

49 child care programs are in the public records behind this page. 49 of them meet our bar to appear in the directory. Every share above is calculated over the child care programs we could actually verify, never over the whole market.

Held back for now

Subsidy accepted: We have this detail for 49% of the records here, which is too few to describe the whole area.

How these numbers were produced

Counts come from public records for every child care program in this area, whether or not it appears in our directory. That gap is the point: a directory that reports only on itself tells you nothing you could not see by browsing it.

Per-resident figures use a population of 77,474 from the Census Bureau (acs5-2023).

Licensed capacity is not an open place. A program listed for infants may still have no room this year.
Ages, schedules, and subsidies come from state licensing records, which can lag what a program currently offers.
Care that is legally exempt from licensing, including much home and family care, does not appear in these records and is not counted.

Where the records come from

Texas Child Care Regulation — active licensed centers in the Austin metro — 919 records, retrieved August 28, 2026.

What each figure means

Child care programs counted: Every child care program in the underlying public registry for this area, whether or not it has a profile on this site.
Child care programs per 100,000 residents: Child care programs counted here divided by the town's own population, expressed per 100,000 residents. Child care programs are counted where they sit, and people routinely drive to the next town, so a town centre surrounded by suburbs reads high and the suburbs read low. Read it as how concentrated child care programs are in this town, not how easy it is for residents to be seen.
ZIP codes with at least one child care program: How many distinct ZIP codes in this area have at least one child care program in the registry. A low number next to a high count means the child care programs sit close together.
Child care programs with a website: Share of child care programs with a working website on record, out of the child care programs whose contact details we have checked.
Open Saturday or Sunday: Share of child care programs whose published hours include Saturday or Sunday, out of the child care programs whose hours we have on record.
Open past 6pm on a weekday: Share of child care programs whose published hours run past 6pm on at least one weekday, out of the child care programs whose hours we have on record.
Median Google rating: The middle Google rating among child care programs that have one. Ratings come from Google and reflect reviewer opinion, not any assessment by this site.
Median Google reviews: The middle number of Google reviews among child care programs that have any. A low median usually means a market of smaller or newer child care programs.
Ages served: Programs enrolling each age group, from state licensing records. Infant places are usually the hardest to find.
Program types: Programs of each type, from state licensing records. Centers and licensed home-based care are regulated differently.
Schedules offered: Programs offering each schedule, from state licensing records.

Measured August 30, 2026. The oldest source record behind it was retrieved August 28, 2026.

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