Oh what a season the JCC has in store for you and your child(ren). We’re bringing back the most popular camps and adding a few new ones – so that every single camper can have fun and enjoy the best summer camp experience in St. Louis. Year after year, the JCC camp program attracts hundreds of campers because of the quality and training of a talented and seasoned staff. Combined our staff has over 100 years of summer camping experience. Plus the JCC Day Camp Program is accredited by the American Camping Association.
This is the place where lifelong friendships are made, children build self esteem and confidence; where they learn new skills individually and as a team. From real outdoor activities, including nature trails to gardening and camp cook outs with toasted marshmallows, each camper gets a real camping experience like you remember!
JCC Campers swim every day! JCC Campers laugh every day! JCC Campers learn and experience new things every day!
Swim. Laugh. Learn. Experience.
This is what it’s all about!
the details...Campers:
Eligibility for camps is based on the grade a camper
will be entering in the Fall of 2007.
Application & Release Forms:
All applications and forms must be turned in prior to your camper attending the J Day Camps. We have put together a convenient packet with all necessary forms, which includes:
• 2008 Day Camp Application
• 2008 Physician's Statement
• 2008 Day Camp Waiver & Release of Liability
• 2008 Medical Consent
• 2008 Parent Consent & Behavior
Please turn in your camp application and all release forms prior to the start of camp to:
Amy Shannon
Attn: JCC Day Camps
16801 Baxter Rd.
Chesterfield, MO 63005
All campers MUST have ALL form turned in, in order to attend camp
FAQQ: Do you have to be a JCC member? A: No, but membership does have its privileges with
member discounts. You can save up to $25 per
week on your child (ren)’s summer camp experience
by becoming a member today. Call Membership
Services at 314-432-5700 today.
Q: Do you have to be Jewish to attend? A: No. The JCC is an inclusive environment that promotes diversity. Campers of all backgrounds are
welcomed regardless of race, religion, or national origin. JCC day camps instill a sense of community
and connection to Jewish culture, values and history.
Q: When should I register? A: Because this is one of St. Louis’ premier outdoor
summer day camp programs, we encourage all
families to register as soon as possible since space is
limited in each camp program. Register by Sunday,
February 3 and get 2007 prices.
Q: Is there a sibling discount? A: Yes. When enrolling more than one child for more
than 3 weeks of camp, you will receive a $36
discount off the second (third, fourth, etc.) child’s
enrollment. When enrolling more than one child
for six weeks of camp or more, you will receive a $72
discount off the second (third, fourth etc.) child’s
enrollment.
Q: What hours are camps open?A: The regular camp day is from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm,
Monday through Friday unless otherwise noted.
However because many of our campers have working
parents, the JCC has a before and after-camp
program.
Q: Are there extended hours for working parents? A: Yes. Starting as early as 7:00 am (Early Birds) and
ending as late as 6:00 pm (Afternoon Adventures),
the JCC has an Extended Camp Day program. This
working parent solution gives you peace of mind
but also gives your child structured camp activities
including daily snacks and additional swim time on
some days.
Q: What if I have a special request?A: Contact
Amy Shannon at 314-442-3432. Special
request may incur additional fees.
Q: How much does camp cost?
A: Please contact
Amy Shannon at 314-442-3432 for
specific pricing for one, two and three week
camps and extended hours care.
Q: Is financial assistance available for my child to attend?A: Yes. Financial assistance is available for JCC
members on a limited basis. Requests must be
received by April 15, 2008. Contact the
Sally Lang at 314-442-3241 for more information.
Q: What forms are required for my child to attend camp? A: Each camper MUST have a completed physician’s
statement dated no earlier than September 2006
and a completed packet of required health, safety,
and release forms turned in before the start of
camp. Children cannot attend camp without these
completed forms.
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