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This summer, as the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, our camp theme will be America Turns 250: Building a Kinder, Caring Community. Rather than focusing on history or dates, our campers will explore the values that help communities grow and thrive — belonging, kindness, fairness, using our voices, caring for our world, creativity, and joy. These ideas connect beautifully to Jewish values and will be brought to life in developmentally appropriate ways for our youngest learners.
Each week, children will engage in hands-on experiences tied to these themes through fine arts, cooking, sports, science, math, literacy, dramatic play, and exploration. As always, we’ll balance our learning with plenty of water play, outdoor fun, and joyful moments. On Fridays, we will celebrate Shabbat together and enjoy a pizza lunch.
Because camp is meant to feel different from the school year, we’ve built in flexibility when creating your child’s schedule. When registering, you will see a monthly calendar to indicate which days (and times) your child will attend. There are two requirements:
These selections cannot change, as our staffing will be built around your child’s specific schedule. If you later need to add days, we will do our best to accommodate.
To reserve your child’s space at camp, complete and submit the registration forms and non-refundable registration and activity fee of $130 per child. This fee includes a pizza lunch every Friday! An early bird discount of $115 is available if registration is submitted by Friday, February 13.
We’re looking forward to a great summer!