Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of training does the camp faculty have?
Before they begin working at Camp, our staff undergo an intensive, multiday professional training that includes behavior and group management and age specific developmental training. Staff members are CPR / First Aid certified and receive emergency response training.
What should my child bring / wear to camp?
Children must wear closed toe shoes and comfortable clothes that can get dirty. In addition, children need to bring a dairy lunch and refillable water bottle each day. All items need to be labeled with their name. A more detailed list of items to bring( or not to bring) will be included in the parent manuals sent out prior to camp, and in email blasts leading up to and during camp.
How can I add or change camps or sessions?
Camp changes and additions are subject to availability. Changes made after April 1 will be subject to a $ 35 fee.
Will I get to meet camp teachers before the summer begins?
Yes! We will have a Camp Meet & Greet on Friday, May 30 between 3:00- 5:30 PM.
What if my child has allergies or needs to take medication during camp?
If your child has any medical needs, please indicate this when completing the Health Form provided prior to the start of camp. In addition, please contact EC Administrative Assistant, Caroline Clark,( cclark @ weinsteinjcc. org) who can work directly with you and your child’ s teacher about your child’ s specific needs. A completed medical authorization form with a doctor ' s signature is required.
Does my family need to be Jewish to attend camps at the Weinstein JCC?
The Weinstein JCC is open to all! You do not need to be Jewish to be a member or attend our programs including camp. Our camps infuse Jewish virtues and values( that are also universal virtues and values!) into everyday programs and provide opportunities to learn about Jewish culture.
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