Camp Handbook 2018 - Milpitas, California

1y ago
13 Views
2 Downloads
5.78 MB
9 Pages
Last View : Today
Last Download : 3m ago
Upload by : Konnor Frawley
Transcription

Parent Handbook Summer Camps 2018 Table of Contents Welcome 2 Camp Descriptions .2 Program Rules .3 Daily Schedule .3 Lunch .3 T-Shirts .3 Field Trips .4 Restroom Use .4 Registration Process .4 Extended Care .4 Sunscreen and Water .4 Refund/Cancellation Policy .5 Sign-in/out Procedure .5 Late Pick Up .5 Emergencies/Illness 5 Swimming . .5 What to Bring to Camp Each Day 6 What to NOT Bring to Camp .6 Parent Orientation/ Back to Camp Night. . .6 Code of Conduct . .7 Discipline Plan .8 Contact Us .9 1

Welcome to Milpitas Summer Camps Our goal is to make this your child’s BEST summer ever with Milpitas Recreation Summer Day Camps! Your child will create long lasting memories with friends and their camp leaders in our summer day camp program. Our team of trained camp counselors will provide a fun learning experience for campers though arts and crafts, games, field trips, swimming and other fun activities. We offer three summer day camp programs, Camp Golden Arrow (ages 5-6) and Camp Winnemucca (ages 7-12)). For summer 2018, camp will be hosted in weekly sessions, June 18- August 10 (8 weeks total). This handbook will provide you with the rules of the program, processes and other necessary information. Camp Descriptions Camp Golden Arrow (5-6 years old) Camp Golden Arrow is held at the Milpitas Sports Center in our Kid Fit Room(1325 E. Calaveras Blvd.). Golden Arrow Camp Directors: Nikkie Galinato Johaide Martinez Camp Winnemucca (7-12 years old) Camp Winnemucca is held at Cardoza Park (off of Park Victoria and Kennedy Dr.) Winnemucca Camp Directors: Chloe Yuag Kevin Muhammad 2

Milpitas Summer Day Camp It is our goal to have a safe and fun (in that order) Summer Day Camp program for all of our campers. We expect all our campers abide by the Camp rules at all times. Participants who receive excessive warnings due to major discipline problems may result in the removal from the program. Please review the Code of Conduct and Discipline Plan for more information. We ask that you read the Camp Parent Packet with your child before they begin camp. Daily Schedules Each camp will follow a schedule that will be provided weekly. Below is a sample schedule that camps will follow: 7:00-8:00am Extended Care 8:00-8:30am Free Play 8:30-9:00am Morning Routine 9:00-10:00am Group Activity/Game 10:00-10:30am Free Play 10:30-11:30am Center Activities 11:30am-12:00pm Free Play 12:00-1:00pm Lunch 1:00-3:00pm Special Activity/Game with both camps 3:00-3:30pm Free Play 3:30-4:30pm Group Game 4:30-5:00pm Free Play 5:00-6:00pm Extended Care *Please note: Schedule subject to change without notice. Lunch Campers will be responsible for bringing their own lunch everyday. There is no refrigeration or microwave available, so please pack appropriate lunch items. In addition to lunch we request that you pack your child with light snacks to eat during morning or late afternoon free play. Camp does not provide snack. MUSD will also have a free lunch option June 18-July 27. See our website for details. T-shirts Each participant will receive one free T-shirt on his or her first day of camp. Camp T-shirts may be worn every day if your child wishes, however, for your child’s safety, all campers will be required to wear their camp T-shirt on all field trip days, so they can be easily identified. There will be no exceptions made to this rule. Camp participants who do not wear their T-shirts on field trip days will be given a new shirt and you will be billed accordingly. 3

Field Trips Both camps will be attending weekly field trips to local destinations. Campers will be split into smaller groups for field trips and headcounts will be done continuously throughout the day. All campers need to stay with their groups and leaders at all times. Campers will be required to wear their camp shirt on field trip days (Wednesdays). Parents will not be allowed to chaperone field trips. All field trip dates and locations are posted on the Summer Day Camps webpage (www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov, then click Recreation Services tab) and in the City of Milpitas Summer Program Guide. Field trips are subject to change. Restroom Use Campers wishing to use the restrooms may only do so with the permission of a staff member. Staff will escort children to the restroom to ensure their safety. Any participant caught vandalizing or using the restrooms in any manner different from its intended purpose, may lead to suspension, expulsion or removal from the program. Restroom rules are posted at each site. Registration Process Pre-registration is required for our weekly camps. Camp Golden Arrow has a maximum of 30 campers and Camp Winnemucca has a maximum of 50 campers each week. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Campers must make payment to confirm their spot in the program. Please see Summer Day Camp webpage or Summer Program Guide for details. Extended Care Campers in Golden Arrow and Winnemucca who need additional afternoon extended care can register for the Extended Care. Extended Care provides childcare for early campers between 5:00pm-6:00pm. Space is limited and signing up for more than one week at a time is encouraged. Only 30 spots are available for the extended care option. Sun Screen and Water Each Camper should come to camp with sunscreen already applied. In addition your camper should bring sunscreen in their backpack to apply later in the afternoon. Camp staff is not allowed to apply sun screen to campers, so we ask that you provide a spray sun screen to help your camper with application. Each day campers will be very active at camp. In an effort to keep your camper well hydrated we request that your pack a reusable water bottle with them each day. Water fountains are also available at both sites and we will have several, scheduled, water breaks throughout the day. 4

Refund/Cancellation Policy In order to receive a refund for a program that takes place five (5) consecutive days or less, you must notify the Recreation Services Department 10 days prior to the beginning of the first day of the program and a full refund will be issued, minus a 10 processing fee. Refunds and/or credits will not be issued with less than 10 days notice. Medical emergencies are exempt from the policy; however, a signed statement from your doctor is required prior to the last day of class to be eligible for a refund and will be prorated for classes that were attended. Sign-in/out Procedure We require all parents or those identified on the Pick Up form to sign in and out their child daily. Please contact staff if you need to update the Pick Up form. This is to ensure you and your child’s safety. You may be asked to show photo ID. Your assistance with this process is appreciated. Late Pick Up Policy For the safety of our campers, it is required that they are picked up on time at the end of each day. Should the campers be picked up late, a 10 late fee starting one minute after the end of camp will be charged, with an additional 10 for every 10 minutes thereafter. For example, if the camp is scheduled from 8:00-5:00pm and you pick up your child at 5:10pm, you will be charged 10 per the Late Pick Up Policy. Should the participant not be picked up within a half hour of the end of the day, the Milpitas Police Department will be contacted. Emergencies/Illness If a child becomes ill, for safety, he/she will be isolated from the other children and you will be notified to come and pick up your child, either at the Milpitas Kid Fit area or if the camp is away at a field trip, from the field trip location they are currently at. Please be sure to keep Recreation Services informed of any changes in your work or emergency phone numbers, since this is the main point of contact that staff will be contacting you if an emergency should happen or if your child happens to get sick. If you cannot be reached, we will call the other emergency contacts that are listed on your registration form for your child and we will try all numbers until contact has been made and your child can be picked up safely. In a case of an emergency and you need to contact your child, please contact the Milpitas Sports Center 408.586.3225 Swimming Each Friday both Camp Golden Arrow and Camp Winnemucca will swim at the Milpitas Sports Center on site pools. At the pool safety is our number one priority and we will have trained lifeguards on duty at all times. Pack a swim suit and towel for your camper each Friday. 5

What to Bring to Camp Each Day Lunch and light snacks Backpack or bag for your campers personal items Wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes (no flip flops) Sunscreen (come to camp each day with some already applied) Reusable water bottle Change of clothes (just in case) Friday only, swim suit and towel *Please label all of the items your camper brings with him/her to camp each day. At the end of each summer we find ourselves with countless unclaimed belongings: towels, swimsuits, goggles, lunchboxes, clothes, water bottles etc. To avoid this we would appreciate if your camper’s belongings are labeled so we know to whom we can return Lost & Found items. What NOT to Bring to Camp Electronics (tablets, video games, I-Pods, etc.) Cell Phones Flip Flops (except during swim times) Knives or weapons of any kind Animals or pets Drugs or alcohol (any medications should be clearly labeled, listed on your campers allergy/ medical forms, and communicated to camp management staff) *Milpitas Summer Day Camp does not assume responsibility for lost, stolen or damaged items. Infractions involving drugs, alcohol, weapons or other items that can potentially cause injury to the camper or others may result in dismissal from the program with no refund or re-admittance! In addition, Milpitas Police Department may be contacted for serious offenses. A SAFE CAMP IS A HAPPY CAMP! Parent Orientation/ Back to Camp Night Thursday, June 14, 6:00pm, at Cardoza Park Come meet the camp staff for a fun evening of camp games followed by a camp Q&A session with the Management team. This is a great event for campers and parents to meet their camp counselors before they begin camp! 6

Code of Conduct The programs offered by the City of Milpitas’ Recreation and Community Services Department have been designed to provide safe, fun and socially interactive and enriching environments, where all participants can have new and unique experiences. We pledge to provide positive support, care and encouragement for the individuals participating in its classes and programs. We encourage a safe and healthy atmosphere by supporting an environment free from drugs and alcohol, violence, intimidation, or harassment, profanity, or abusive language, vandalism and property damage. All individuals are expected to abide by the 5 “C’s” of the Code of Conduct; creating a fair, secure and friendly place to learn and play through: 1. CARE Caring for self Caring for others Caring for the environment 2. COURTESY Speaking and behaving politely towards others Speaking and behaving kindly towards others Showing excellence in manners 3. CONSIDERATION Showing respect for self and others Tolerating others Thinking of the feelings/circumstances of others 4. COOPERATION Contributing to a positive tone/image Accepting consequences when rules are broken Working, studying and playing cooperatively with others 5. COMMON SENSE Use common sense by stopping and thinking carefully before doing anything! Violation of the Code of Conduct outlined above may result in Disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from Milpitas Recreation and Community Services Programs and facilities, forfeiture of fees, and financial restitution for any damage. In the case of a minor, parental responsibility will apply to all of the above actions. I, / (child/parent) have read and understand the Code of Conduct that has been set by the Milpitas Recreation and Community Services Department. I understand that by enrolling my minor child in Milpitas Recreation and Community Services Youth Programs that s/he is expected to abide by the Code of Conduct and that parental responsibility will apply to all of the above disciplinary actions and the Discipline Plan listed on the back of this form. I pledge my support to the Milpitas Recreation and Community Services Department to enforce the Code of Conduct and will help my child to live by the 5 “C’s” at home. 7

Discipline Plan Behavior Incident 1. Intervention - Private, verbal warning (without emotion) Recurrence/Second Incident 2. Intervention - (Rethinking Time/Isolation from the group) Recurrence/Third Incident 3. Parent phone contact by participant in the coordinator/instructor’s presence, indicating that the next incident will result in removal or suspension from the program. Recurrence/Fourth Incident 4. Coordinator/instructor will contact the parent. PARENT removes participant from program. The child will be eligible to return to the program once parent(s) have attended a conference with the Coordinator/Instructor. Notes: 1. Rethinking time can be used just for participants to reflect on their actions or write an explanation of their problem behavior. This can occur anywhere within the facility or just outside the facility where a staff member can monitor the participant. 2. Should a child need to be suspended and/or removed from a program, a parent must attend a conference with the Coordinator and/or Instructor prior to the participant being eligible to return to the program. 3. Participants start fresh each day. The following behaviors could result in the IMMEDIATE REMOVAL of the participant: 1. Fighting (hitting/punching/kicking another participant, regardless of reason, or who hit first) 2. Physical abuse of a staff member 3. Direct abusive/obscene/profane language/gesture to staff 8

Contact Us Milpitas Community Center 457 E. Calaveras Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035 (408) 586-3210 Monday-Thursday 8:00am-6:00pm Friday 8:00am-5:00pm Milpitas Sports Center 1325 E. Calaveras Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035 (408) 586-3225 Monday-Thursday 6:00am-9 :00pm Friday 6:00am-5:00pm Saturday 8:00am-1:00pm Andrew Mendes – Youth/Camp Program Coordinator 1325 E. Calaveras Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035 (408) 586-3231 amendes@ci.milpitas.ca.gov 9

and their camp leaders in our summer day camp program. Our team of trained camp counselors will provide a fun learning experience for campers though arts and crafts, games, field trips, swimming and other fun activities. We offer three summer day camp programs, Camp Golden Arrow (ages 5-6) and Camp Winnemucca (ages 7-12)).

Related Documents:

455 East Calaveras Boulevard, Milpitas, CA 95035 - 408.586.3240 www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov Email: eplan@ci.milpitas.ca.gov. City of Milpitas ePlan Review User Guide 2 9/4/18 INTRODUCTION Electronic plan submittal (ePlan) is a web-based solution which allows drawings and documents to be

Summer Camp at Merryhill School In Milpitas Field Trips & Events Arts, Music, Dance & Drama Nature & Science Sports & Games 1500 Yosemite Drive Milpitas, A 95035 (408) 945-9090 Milpitas.merryhillschool.com. Your Mission Week 1 June 5th-June 9th

Camp Greylock (1916) MA Camp Hazen YMCA (1920) CT Camp Hillard (1929) NY Camp Hollywoodland (1926) CA Camp Jewell YMCA (1901) CT Camp Joy (1938) OH Camp Judaea (1950) NC Camp Ken-Jockety OH Camp Lambec (1947) PA Camp Libbey (1936) OH Camp Manito-wish YMCA (19

Camp Descriptions (Winter Break Weeks) Penguins (5-6 years old) Camp for ages 5-6 is held at the Milpitas Sports Center in our Kid Fit Room(1325 E. Calaveras Blvd.). Drop off and pick up will be at this same location. Polar Bears (7-12 years old) Camp for ages 7-12 is held at the Milpitas Sports Center in our Fitness Annex (previously the Teen .

ymca camp widjiwagan www.campwidji.org 615-360-camp ymca camp widjiwagan www.campwidji.org 615-360-camp discover the magic summer 2021 brochure www.campwidji.org camp widjiwagan. ymca camp widjiwagan www.campwidji.org 615-360-camp ymca camp widjiwagan www.campwidji.org 615-360-camp 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 42 43

MERRYHILL SCHOOL MILPITAS. 1500 Yosemite Drive Milpitas, CA 95035 MerryhillElementaryMilpitas.com 408-945-9090. Basic Day Camp Academic Classes Specialty Classes

camp counselors will provide a fun learning experience for campers though arts and crafts, games, field trips, swimming and other fun activities. We offer two summer day camps, Camp Golden Arrow (ages 5-7) and Camp Winnemucca (ages 8-12). For summer 2016, camp will be hosted in weekly sessions, June 13- August 5.

(half serious, half playful) Yes – except for last summer, when you never came near me –Sheila (Act 1) Suggesting that she doesn [t fully trust him, despite the fact that theyre going to be married soon, but again shows how she is childish, and relatively light-hearted, as she is still half playful [ even in something which could be seen as quite serious. men with important work to do .