County childcare costs · DOL NDCP 2022

Childcare costs in Rogers County, OK

The standout signal in Rogers County, OK is sticker price: center infant care runs $11,394/yr (HIGH · steep-price tercile · #2,056 of 2,661), 19% above the U.S. average.

Data updated 2026-09-24

$11,394
Center Infant/yr
$8,270
Family Infant/yr
$75,312
Median Income
15.1%
% of Income (Infant)

The verdict

Rogers County pairs the 23rd percentile for infant-care affordability nationally with a moderate income burden on families.

23rd pct.
affordability nationally
Moderate
income-burden tier
Wide
family-vs-infant price gap
#2,056
of 2,661 priced counties
C
PlainChildcare Composite Score
56/100
Rogers County, OK

A center-based childcare affordability composite (infant, preschool, and school-age price burden relative to local median income) plus poverty rate, benchmarked against every other tracked county nationally. Not a rating of childcare quality, safety, or availability. Dimensions with no data on file are excluded and their weight redistributed, never counted as zero.

Infant care burden C
Center-based infant care costs 15.1% of median household income here (national median 14.6%)
Preschool care burden C
Center-based preschool care costs 13.1% of median household income here (national median 12.5%)
School-age care burden B
Center-based school-age care costs 8.6% of median household income here (national median 10.4%)
Economic hardship B
7% poverty rate here (national median 9.3%)
Price-change feed

Steep-price tercile: family infant care here is $8,270/yr beside the $11,394 center sticker; toddler center care is $9,855/yr.

Steep-book age ladder for Rogers County

Age Group Center-Based Family Childcare
Infant $11,394 $8,270
Toddler $9,855 $7,598
Preschool $9,855 $7,598
School Age $6,443 $5,794

Where Rogers County ranks on infant-care cost

Center-based infant care, every U.S. county with reported prices

$11,394 more affordable than 23% of 2,661 US counties

This county $2,500 $32,500 every U.S. county, bucketed by value

Each bar is a $2.5K-wide band; taller bars hold more US counties. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count, share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source U.S. Department of Labor, National Database of Childcare Prices · 2022

Rogers County vs. every other Oklahoma county: income vs. infant-care cost

Median household income (x) vs. average center-based infant care (y) across 30 Oklahoma counties with reported prices. Crosshairs at the Oklahoma median.

Median household income vs Avg. annual infant care 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by Median household income (X) and Avg. annual infant care (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. High income, high costLow income, high costHigh income, low costLow income, low cost $40,000$50,000$60,000$70,000$80,000$90,000 $9,500$10,000$10,500$11,000$11,500$12,000$12,500 Median household income Avg. annual infant care

Within Oklahoma, Rogers County has higher income and higher infant-care cost than the typical Oklahoma county (its national standing, the 23rd percentile for infant-care affordability nationally, is a separate comparison against every U.S. county, not just its own state).

Full NDCP Care Ladder in Rogers County

Rogers County sits in the steep-price third of NDCP-priced counties (HIGH), read center premiums and the infant-to-school-age drop as county-specific, not a clone caption.

Age Center Family Center premium
Infant $11,394 $8,270 +$3,124 (+37.8%)
Toddler $9,855 $7,598 +$2,257 (+29.7%)
Preschool $9,855 $7,598 +$2,257 (+29.7%)
School Age $6,443 $5,794 +$649 (+11.2%)

Across all four ages, a center path totals $37,547/year versus $29,260/year for family care ($8,287 more at a center). Infant center care runs 1.77× school-age center care here. Among the 77Oklahoma counties with a complete NDCP ladder, Rogers County ranks #74 by infant center price (1 = cheapest).

Rogers County sticker reading

The standout signal in Rogers County, OK is sticker price: center infant care runs $11,394/yr (HIGH · steep-price tercile · #2,056 of 2,661), 19% above the U.S. average.

Mid-burden tercile: Rogers County spends 15.1% of a $75,312 median on infant center care (HEAVY). Pair the HIGH sticker with the age-group table before treating any single cell as the household story.

For how to vet a licensed provider (inspection reports, QRIS ratings, CCDF subsidy intake), see Choosing Quality Childcare. Rate methodology: how these numbers are computed.

Here's how center-based infant care priced out from 2008 to 2022, across 15 years of NDCP survey data.

+55.9% since 2008
Infant center care: $7,310 → $11,394
$11,394/yr
Most recent annual cost (2022)
15 years
Data available (2008–2022)
2008
$7,310
2009
$7,788
2010
$8,265
2011
$8,460
2012
$8,654
2013
$8,893
2014
$9,131
2015
$9,111
2016
$9,092
2017
$9,073
2018
$9,537
2019
$10,002
2020
$10,466
2021
$10,930
2022
$11,394
View full data table (all care types) ▼
Year Ctr Infant
2008 $7,310
2009 $7,788
2010 $8,265
2011 $8,460
2012 $8,654
2013 $8,893
2014 $9,131
2015 $9,111
2016 $9,092
2017 $9,073
2018 $9,537
2019 $10,002
2020 $10,466
2021 $10,930
2022 $11,394

What to do with Rogers County

Infant center care here runs 15.1% of the local median income (HEAVY), check where your own household lands.

  • Rogers County spends 15.1% of median income on infant center care, above the HHS 7%-of-income affordability line. See exactly where your own household income lands. Affordability calculator
  • $11,394/yr center infant sticker (HIGH) - see how Rogers County compares against the full national ladder. National rankings
  • If care is straining the budget, federal and state programs (CCDF, Head Start) can cut it sharply. Check whether Rogers County families are likely eligible. Check subsidy eligibility

Figures are NDCP county-level survey medians for 2022 - your local providers set the actual price.