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New York Junior Tennis League, Inc.

2111 Crotona Avenue, New York, NY 10457

License details

License typeSchool Age Child Care
License number802785
StatusRegistration
Capacity220
AgesNot listed
Capacity by ageInfants 0, toddlers 0, preschool 0, school-age 220
Address2111 Crotona Avenue, New York, NY 10457
Phone(347) 417-8156

Source: OCFS Child Care Regulated Programs, data.ny.gov, data of November 5, 2026.

2111 Crotona Avenue, New York, NY 10457

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What a capacity of 220 means

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Child care in ZIP 10457

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Questions

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