The Summer Day Camp is designed to provide a healthful and safe atmosphere where each camper can enjoy a wide variety of activities. Our goal is to instill the values of respect for others, honesty, and good sportsmanship.
The CIT program is designed for those campers who have shown a high level of maturity and character, together with a strong interest in working with children. Each CIT will be assigned a group or specialty area of instruction for the duration of their enrollment. We will provide an excellent learning environment, with proper supervision. The CITs will have some free time in the afternoon schedule for swimming, basketball, etc. Each CIT will be evaluated by their cooperating Senior Counselor and camp administrator. We will meet regularly with each CIT to inform them of their performance and make suggestions if and when necessary.
Details
Listing Type:Summer Programs
Program Delivery:Day
Provided By:Independent Provider
Session Start:June, July, August
Session Length:Six Weeks, Four Weeks, Two Months, Other, Five Weeks
The Summer Day Camp is designed to provide a healthful and safe atmosphere where each camper can enjoy a wide variety of activities. Our goal is to instill the values of respect for others, honesty, and good sportsmanship.
The CIT program is designed for those campers who have shown a high level of maturity and character, together with a strong interest in working with children. Each CIT will be assigned a group or specialty area of instruction for the duration of their enrollment. We will provide an excellent learning environment, with proper supervision. The CITs will have some free time in the afternoon schedule for swimming, basketball, etc. Each CIT will be evaluated by their cooperating Senior Counselor and camp administrator. We will meet regularly with each CIT to inform them of their performance and make suggestions if and when necessary.
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