Summer Camps FAQ

Sun Protection

Please apply sunscreen each morning at home and pack extra (labeled with your camper’s name). Sun hats also recommended.

Backpack with Lunch and Water

Please pack lunch , snacks, and a filled reusable water bottle. Water refill stations are available around campus.

Please ensure your camper leaves meaningful personal belongings, candy, gum, trading cards (sports or Pokémon), and electronics at home.

ARRIVING ON CAMPUS

Adults should arrive no more than 10 minutes before drop-off or pick-up time, as parking is limited.

CAMPER RELEASE

Campers will only be released to individuals on the approved pick-up list, and these individuals must present identification.

DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP

• Designated locations will be assigned for drop-off and pick-up of campers.
• Parents/guardians of campers for Summer Beehive, Honey Hollow, and Explorers will park and walk campers to and from designated drop-off and pick-up locations.
• All other camps meet in Schauff Circle (a gathering place at the center of campus) on Monday, and then drop off their child at the camp’s more specific location the rest of the week. Counselors for these camps will bring campers to the main parking lot curb at 3 p.m. each day for pick-up.

EXTENDED CARE

Before Care: Parents/guardians will park and walk campers to Before Care, located in the library’s lower level (follow campus signs). Campers who are enrolled in Before Care will be escorted by camp staff to their camp’s designated location.

After Care: Campers enrolled in After Care will be escorted by camp staff from their camp to After Care. Parents/guardians will pick up their campers from After Care in the library’s lower level (follow campus signs).

ILLNESS

We ask that campers and staff who are feeling ill or experiencing symptoms, such as fever, cough, sore throat, or gastrointestinal issues to stay home until they are symptom-free for 24-48 hours (48 hours for gastrointestinal issues). Further details can be found in the school’s Communicable Disease Manual.

Should a camper become sick while on campus, they will be taken to our Health Hub, located in the lower level of The Barn. The school’s health coordinator will call parents/guardians to arrange pick-up within an hour.

MASK WEARING

Campers are welcome to wear masks.