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Summer Camp, ENTERING Kindergarten to EXITING 7th grade students.

Camp for children entering kindergarten through exiting seventh grade.

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The Summer Camp room

Summer camp runs for children entering kindergarten through those exiting seventh grade. Days are built around play. Children choose activities, work with others, and stay busy in an engaging space. Curiosity and creativity get room to grow.

Ages mix, so older campers help younger ones and everyone finds a role. Games, projects, and free play fill the hours. Social skills get practice every day, not in a lesson but in real moments.

Camp hours run 7:15 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. Families can ask about the weekly schedule and what to pack. The focus stays simple: children learn best when they are having fun.

What to expect

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Summer Camp

Registration asks for your child's home address, including street, city, state, and ZIP. The form has a field for each. Fill it in so the center has the right contact details on file for your camper. Bring it completed with your other paperwork.

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Summer Camp is available for ENTERING Kindergarten – EXITING 7th grade students

Non – Refundable Registration fee $55.00 / family Return this form with: Reg. fee, 1st week in full PLUS a $10.00 deposit for each additional week.

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Weekly Camp - 7:15 am – 6:15 pm - $200.00 PER WEEK

Mark the weeks your camper will attend. Sessions run June 1–5, June 8–12, June 15–18, June 22–26, June 29–July 3, July 6–10, July 13–17, and July 20–24. The center is closed June 19. Initial each week you select.

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******* PLEASE READ BEFORE SIGNING *******

Signing the application and placing a deposit commits you to paying for the weeks you chose, whether or not your child attends. No refunds are given once you agree to a week. Space is limited, and signing accepts your child's place in those weeks. The form also asks about allergies, food restrictions, and medical concerns, plus an emergency contact.

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SHIRT SIZES:

One Shirt Included With Registration - Additional Shirts $15.00 Each. *Shirts are only available while supplies last.

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Photo Release

The form asks you to grant or decline permission for photos of your child. You decide separately on still photos in promotional materials, still photos on the facility's website, and display on bulletin boards shown to current and prospective clients. Mark grant or do not grant for each use.

What this looks like in practice

A camp day has a rhythm: arrival and free choice, a group activity, snack, outdoor or gym time, lunch, quiet reading, then afternoon projects and games. Counselors post the schedule where parents can see it at pickup. Children move between active and calm stretches so the day does not run hot all at once.

The payoff shows up at home. Children who spend summer in a steady routine hold onto bedtime and mealtime habits. They keep talking to other kids and solving small problems on their own. In September, the transition back to school feels shorter because the social muscles never went quiet.

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