About DEAN & Camp Locations
Where does DEAN offer summer camp?
DEAN operates at five different summer camp sites. You can join us at Haverford College and the Lawrenceville School, or at partner locations in the DMV: Sidwell Friends DC, Sidwell Friends Bethesda, and the Potomac School.
Haverford College Address: 370 Lancaster Ave, Haverford, PA 19041
The Lawrenceville School Address: 2500 Main St, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
What makes DEAN different from other camps?
DEAN offers specialized, real-tool instruction (sewing machines, woodworking hand tools, culinary techniques) designed for elementary and middle schoolers, in a no-pressure, exploratory environment where every experience level is welcome. Extended hours run 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM with breakfast, lunch, and snacks included. Campers can grow with DEAN from Pre-K through high school (check out our CIT program)!
How do I get in touch with DEAN Camps?
Phone: 610-660-9600
Email: deanteam@deancamps.com
Office Hours
Off Season: September to May, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET
- We respond to emails and voicemails within one business day. Messages received after hours or on weekends will be answered during operating hours.
Camp Season: June to August, Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET
- We check email and voicemail several times a day. Messages received after hours or on weekends are answered the next business day.
- For urgent matters, call your DEAN Camp site office. A member of camp leadership will connect with your camper or camper's counselor and follow up with you.
Programs, Age Groups & Curriculum
Where can I see the full program schedule and descriptions before I register?
Haverford College Programs, Summer 2027: Link coming soon
Lawrenceville School Programs, Summer 2027: Link coming soon
What does my camper need to be able to do on their own?
DEAN's group-based camp environment works best when campers can manage basic daily routines independently. While our team members are always available to provide reminders and support, campers should generally be able to:
- Use the bathroom independently (fully toilet-trained)
- Eat and drink without direct assistance
- Manage their own clothing (dressing, changing for water activities)
- Understand and follow group expectations (staying with counselors, transitioning easily between activities)
- Communicate their needs to team members when they need help
"Fully toilet-trained" means your child can independently:
- Recognize when they need to use the bathroom
- Manage their clothing on their own
- Clean themselves properly
- Wash their hands afterward
We know accidents can happen, and our caring team members are always available to offer gentle reminders and support. In general, campers should be comfortable managing bathroom routines without direct assistance.
What's the minimum age for each specialty program?
Check out the "Programs & Dates" tab on your DEAN camp location's website page. Each program description lists which age groups it is available to.
Haverford College Programs, Summer 2027: Link coming soon
Lawrenceville School Programs, Summer 2027: Link coming soon
What is my camper's correct age group placement?
Age groupings are based on the grade a camper is rising into in the fall of the coming school year.
- Discoverers: rising Pre-K 4 and Kindergarten (campers must be 4 years old by June 1, 2027)
- Explorers: rising 1st and 2nd graders
- Achievers: rising 3rd and 4th graders
- Navigators: rising 5th through 7th graders
- CITs: rising 8th through 10th graders
What's the difference between 'Trailblazers' and 'Specialty' camp tracks at DEAN?
Trailblazers is DEAN's variety day camp track, with a curated rotation of activities such as STEAM, art, culinary creations, sports and games. Specialty programs focus on a single area, such as woodworking, machine sewing, fiber arts, jewelry, or culinary arts, for campers who want to dive deeper in one skill area.
Do campers need prior experience to join a specialty program?
We welcome campers of all experience levels, from beginner to advanced! Our counselors are equipped to guide campers of all skill levels, supported by a curriculum with scaffolded supports built right in. We create a no-pressure environment where everyone can freely explore new skills and continue building them at their own pace. It's all about discovery and fun; no experience is needed!
Can I request that my camper be moved into an age group or program they aren't eligible for yet?
DEAN does not permit campers to join programs outside their designated age groupings. Some programs, including machine sewing and woodworking, are only available to rising third graders and up to maintain skill readiness and safety protocols. Programs are designed by our in-house curriculum team to be age-appropriate and engaging.
How does my rising 8th-10th grader join the CIT (Counselor in Training) program?
Our CIT program is for rising 8th through 10th graders at our Haverford College location. CITs learn leadership skills by assisting counselors and supporting younger campers. CITs must apply. The application is coming soon and will be linked here. Email deanteam@deancamps.com with questions and a team member will help.
CIT Program Application (Haverford College Only): Link coming soon
What can I expect my camper to bring home at the end of the week?
What your camper brings home varies by program and by the projects they work on throughout the week! Many programs include handmade creations. Campers in many of our specialty programs may take home an array of keepsake projects. In Trailblazers and Sports programs, some projects may be collaborative, used as part of a camp Showcase, or focused more on the experience and skills learned than on a finished take-home item. We encourage families to ask their camper what they created, tried, and learned during the week.
What are Wacky Wednesdays and Fun Fridays?
Each week of camp, our team members plan a "Wacky Wednesday" dress-up theme day and a "Fun Friday" event. All of our theme days and events are listed on your camp calendar.
Haverford College Camp Calendar: Link coming soon
Lawrenceville School Camp Calendar: Link coming soon
How do I follow up on a project or a personal belonging left behind at camp?
Email deanteam@deancamps.com with the program name and week. DEAN team members will check with your camper's instructor and arrange pickup.
Registration, Availability & Enrollment Changes
How do I check availability for a specific week before registering?
The DEAN Registration Portal (launching January 2027) reflects the most up-to-date session availability. Camp schedules and program information are available on the DEAN website. Session availability is reflected in the registration system.
Can I switch which week my camper attends?
Yes, as long as space is available. Switching weeks is free until June 1, 2027. After June 1, a $50 Change Fee applies for each week moved. Email deanteam@deancamps.com with your camper's current and requested weeks. Please send change requests Monday through Friday during office hours so a team member can assist you.
Can I add another week after my initial registration?
Yes, as long as space allows. Rates are tiered by the date you register, so a week added later is priced at the rate in effect at that time, not the rate from your initial registration.
You can add camp through your DEAN Registration Portal (launching January 2027), or contact the office at deanteam@deancamps.com with your camper's requested weeks. Please send requests Monday through Friday during office hours so a team member can assist you.
How do I request my camper be grouped with a specific friend?
Email deanteam@deancamps.com with both campers' names and the week, preferably before the session starts. You will receive a confirmation reply from the office.
How do I update my camper's emergency contact information?
In the DEAN Registration Portal, click "Manage People and Household Information" at the bottom of the home page. Navigate to the "Household Details" tab and update up to three emergency contacts in the form at the bottom of the page.
Do you have a waitlist?
Every DEAN session has a waitlist, which you can choose to join in the DEAN Registration Portal (launching January 2027). If a session shows as unavailable when you try to register, that almost always means the session is at capacity. By joining the waitlist, a team member can contact you right away if a spot opens.
Tuition, Discounts, Financial Assistance & Payments
What are DEAN's 2027 summer rates?
DEAN Camps at Haverford College rates: Link coming soon
DEAN Camps at The Lawrenceville School rates: Link coming soon
What discounts and savings does DEAN offer?
In addition to our tiered pricing savings, the additional savings below are applied at checkout:
- Multi-week savings: 3% off for 3 to 4 weeks, 6% off for 5 to 7 weeks, and 10% off for 8 or more weeks. Savings are based on the total weeks each camper attends.
- Multi-child savings: 5% off each additional child's total registration.
- First-time Discoverer savings: 10% off the entire registration for a camper rising Pre-K 4 or Kindergarten who has not attended DEAN before.
- Referral program: Give a new family $50 off their registration. Once they register with your referral code, you receive $50 in camp credit. Your referral code is provided in your registration confirmation email.
Is financial assistance available?
DEAN is a for-profit camp and does not offer traditional financial aid or scholarships. In an effort to keep camp accessible, our tiered registration pricing gives families who register early access to lower rates. Available discounts are listed at checkout so you can see your savings before you pay, and installment plans are available upon request. Questions about pricing tiers, discounts, or a payment plan? Email deanteam@deancamps.com.
Can I use a payment installment plan for my camp balance?
To set up an installment plan, please email deanteam@deancamps.com or call our office at 610-660-9600. Installment plans are available through June 1, 2027.
Your next steps: Log into your registration portal and select "Make a Payment." Enter your first payment to lock in your registration. E-check is recommended to avoid a 3% credit card fee. After your first payment is processed, a DEAN team member will set up your remaining installments as auto-pay, so you do not need to do anything further.
What's DEAN's refund policy if I need to cancel?
- Before June 1, 2027: Receive a refund, minus a $100 Cancellation Fee, per camper and program enrolled.
- After June 1, 2027: Payments are non-refundable. Families may switch programs if space allows or convert your payment to a camp credit.
Can I get a refund for a day or two my camper misses during the week?
We are not able to refund or credit days a camper misses, including days missed due to illness. If your plans change before camp starts, please email deanteam@deancamps.com or call 610-660-9600 and a team member will review your options.
What happens if DEAN cancels a program or camp is disrupted?
If DEAN cancels a program, or camp cannot run because of an event outside our control, we will issue a full refund or a camp credit, whichever you prefer.
How do camp credits work?
A camp credit can be used toward any future DEAN program or transferred to another camper. Credits are good for one year. A credit issued in 2027 must be used by August 31, 2028. Once applied, your credit will be automatically applied at checkout.
How do I get proof of payment for FSA or dependent care reimbursement?
Families can log into the registration portal to download an account statement or email our office directly at deanteam@deancamps.com. Our camp office can also email a breakdown showing dates attended, program name, and amount paid per session or by sibling on request. If you need exact attended dates rather than only the week, please request that specifically.
FEIN: 542104995
What goes into the cost of camp?
We know choosing the right summer camp involves careful consideration of cost alongside the safety and quality of programming. We want to be transparent about our pricing structure and assure you that every dollar spent is an investment in an enriching and memorable experience for your child.
DEAN's weekly rate is all-inclusive, and it is tiered by registration date. Families who plan early get instant savings, and that early planning helps us cover staffing, programming, and logistics well before summer begins.
Your weekly rate goes toward the things that make camp safe, special, and fun:
- Our team: We invest in training for every team member and complete thorough background checks, so you can trust the people caring for your camper.
- Our programs: DEAN programming is unique, and we invest heavily in the supplies and materials behind it. There are no additional supply fees.
- Our curriculum: Our curriculum is written by educators with backgrounds in classroom management and educational principles, so every week is hands-on and age-appropriate.
- Breakfast, lunch & snacks: As part of our commitment to providing a seamless and worry-free experience, we include breakfast, lunch, snacks, and beverages in camp tuition. With this inclusive approach, you can have peace of mind knowing your child will receive nourishing, yummy meals throughout their time at DEAN.
- Extended hours for your convenience: We know your days are full, so we built a camp day that fits around work, family, and everything in between. Camp activities run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Before and after main activities, campers enjoy DEAN Zone, our extended programming where they choose what they want to do. You can drop off any time from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and pick up any time from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. It is all included in one price, with no extra fees.
No matter when you register, every week reflects the same commitment: great programming, caring team members, and a safe, welcoming place to grow.
Daily Schedule, Drop-Off & Pick-Up
What does a typical day look like?
Your camper's specific daily schedule will be provided in your welcome email! Daily schedules vary slightly by location, program, and age group. Below is a sample schedule from Haverford College Trailblazers, summer 2026. Please contact the office with any specific questions about your camper's daily schedule.
Sample Schedule: Trailblazers Summer 2026
- 7:30 to 9:00 a.m.: Flexible drop-off and DEAN Zone activities (a selection of games, crafts, and more!)
- 9:00 to 9:30 a.m.: Morning assembly and transition to first activity
- 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.: First activity period and snack
- 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.: Second activity period
- 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.: Lunch and pool or recess break
- 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.: Third activity period
- 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.: Final activity period
- 3:00 to 3:15 p.m.: Afternoon assembly
- 3:15 to 3:30 p.m.: Snack
- 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.: Flexible pick-up and DEAN Zone activities
What is 'DEAN Zone'?
DEAN Zone is our extended programming at the start and end of each camp day. During DEAN Zone, campers choose what they want to do while families drop off or pick up any time that works for them! Morning DEAN Zone runs from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. Afternoon DEAN Zone runs from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Both are included in camp tuition.
Campers choose from daily activities such as outdoor games, arts and crafts, and an indoor chill-zone for reading, board games and cards. Options change throughout the week, so there is always something new to try.
How do I add or change who's on my carpool or authorized pickup list?
Email or call your site office. Team members will only release a camper to someone on the authorized list. This information was originally submitted in your camper forms at registration.
Haverford Office: deanteam@deancamps.com, 610-660-9600
Lawrenceville Office: lawrenceville@deancamps.com, 609-557-7444
How do I report that my camper will be absent for the day?
Email or call the site office as early as possible so team members can account for your camper. Please note that we are not able to refund or credit missed days, including days missed due to illness.
Haverford Office: deanteam@deancamps.com, 610-660-9600
Lawrenceville Office: lawrenceville@deancamps.com, 609-557-7444
What to Bring & What DEAN Provides
Do campers get a t-shirt?
Yes! Every camper receives one DEAN t-shirt, handed out on the first Monday of their first week of camp. Please be sure to provide your camper's t-shirt size when filling out camper forms at registration.
What should a camper bring daily?
A backpack, water bottle, bathing suit, towel and goggles (for swimming and/or water play), a change of clothes, and sunscreen. Bug repellent is optional, but sometimes our outdoor areas can be buggy. Please label all camper belongings properly.
What is DEAN's sunscreen policy?
Campers should apply sunscreen at home, before coming to camp, and bring sunscreen with them to camp to reapply throughout the day. Campers must apply sunscreen before outdoor activities. Families send campers with labeled sunscreen daily, and team members provide reminders and can assist only younger campers with application.
What items should stay at home?
Trading and playing cards, squishies, fidgets, stuffed animals, toys, game systems, tablets, electronics, and items with sentimental value should always stay home. DEAN provides what campers need for the day and cannot guarantee the safety of personal valuables.
What's the cell phone policy?
Cell phones, smart watches, tablets and other personal electronic devices are not permitted during the camp day. If a camper is seen using one, team members will ask them to put the device away. If devices are a chronic concern, DEAN will reach out to the family to discuss device management. DEAN cannot guarantee the safety of personal valuables.
Meals, Snacks & Dietary Needs
What are meals and snacks like?
Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks are included in your camper's tuition. Here is what dining looks like at each location.
Snacks and drinks
- Snacks are served in the morning and afternoon, with a late-afternoon snack in DEAN Zone. Examples include granola bars, applesauce, goldfish, and pretzels.
- Gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free snack options are available daily.
- Water stations are located across camp, and campers can refill bottles anytime.
Haverford College Dining Center
Haverford College Dining Center is an "All You Care to Eat" facility with a variety of menu options to fit camper preferences. Typical offerings include hot and cold breakfast and a variety of lunch stations serving everything from hot entrées, pizza, salad bar, make-your-own sandwich station, and fresh fruit and veggie options. Vegan and vegetarian choices are available daily. Breakfast is served from 7:30 to 8:30 AM. Campers eat directly in the Dining Center, and counselors supervise during all meal times to keep meals at camp safe and fun.
The Lawrenceville School Dining Hall
The Lawrenceville School dining hall offers a variety of menu options to fit camper preferences. Campers enjoy breakfast, served from 7:30 to 8:30 AM, and lunch served buffet-style in the beautiful dining hall, with hot and cold options each day. Vegetarian choices are available daily. Campers eat directly in the Dining Hall, and counselors supervise during all meal times to keep it safe and fun.
My camper has a serious food allergy. How will they be supported at camp?
Please list all allergies and dietary needs on your camper's medical form at registration. DEAN reviews camper medical forms before camp so health & safety team members, site leadership, and designated counselors are aware of allergies, precautions, and emergency instructions.
- At meal and snack times, designated team members help campers review this information and identify appropriate food options.
- DEAN and our site partners ensure daily snack options for vegetarian/vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free dietary restrictions.
- DEAN culinary arts programs do not use nuts, and DEAN snacks do not contain nuts.
- If your camper requires an EpiPen or other emergency medication, it must be listed on the medical form and all required medication authorization forms, including signed doctor's orders, must be completed before camp. Give medication to the nurse on day one. It cannot be kept in a backpack.
What if my camper has a gluten allergy?
DEAN can support campers with gluten sensitivities. Please note that despite our careful efforts, we cannot guarantee a completely gluten-free environment. Tell us about any gluten concern before camp begins via your camper's medical form or reach out to us directly at deanteam@deancamps.com.
For campers with a gluten sensitivity:
- Dining: Campers can choose safe items from the dining center. The daily sandwich bar and salad bar always have gluten-free options. Haverford's Dining Center has a dedicated gluten-free room with additional options.
- Snacks: We keep gluten-free snacks on hand, such as MadeGood bars, applesauce, and gluten-free veggie straws.
- Support: A counselor walks your camper through the dining hall on day one and is available to help at lunch all week. We do this for every camper with a food sensitivity.
- Culinary arts programs: Your camper's instructor will have gluten-free recipes and ingredients ready. Kitchens share bowls, utensils, and equipment, so cross-contact can still happen. Campers do not share food, and they take their creations home.
If your camper has celiac disease or a severe, life-threatening gluten allergy, please let us know at deanteam@deancamps.com or 610-660-9600, and list it on your camper's medical form. Cross-contact with gluten can happen in dining and culinary arts spaces, so we cannot guarantee zero risk of accidental cross-contamination. We are always happy to discuss which programs and supports are best for your camper.
My camper has dietary needs or needs extra support at meal or snack time. Who do I contact?
We are happy to work together. Please reach out directly to our office: 610-660-9600, deanteam@deancamps.com. We will connect you with your camp director.
Health, Medication & Safety
My camper needs medication at camp. What do I need to do?
If your camper needs (or may need) medication at camp, list all emergency medication (EpiPen, inhaler), prescription medication, OTC medication, and related medical information on your camper's medical form during registration. Please only include medication your camper will need administered while at camp. Provide a completed medication authorization form with the doctor's written orders and signature. Health & Safety team members cannot administer any medication without the required authorization and instructions on file. On the first day, give medication directly to the camp nurse or designated Health & Safety team member at drop-off. Medication should not be sent in a camper's backpack.
Where is my child's inhaler, EpiPen, or emergency medication kept during the camp day?
Your camper's counselors safely carry their inhaler, EpiPen, or other emergency medication in a labeled med-pack. The med-pack stays with your camper throughout the day, held by the lead counselor, and travels with the group between activities and locations so emergency medication remains accessible at all times. Medication is kept at camp while your camper is enrolled and returned at the end of each week unless otherwise communicated.
How are injuries and illness handled? Is there an on-site nurse?
A health director or on-site nurse is available on each campus for medical needs, and all camp leaders are First Aid and CPR certified. Minor injuries such as cuts and scrapes receive immediate care from trained team members. For serious incidents, the nurse/health director and site directors facilitate DEAN's emergency action plan. Detailed health forms are maintained for every camper, and families are contacted immediately for any medical issue.
What if my camper is sick? Does DEAN have an illness policy?
Keep your camper home if they have a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or another contagious illness, until they have been symptom-free for 24 hours without medication. DEAN follows current health guidance and will contact families if symptoms develop during the day.
What's the weather and inclement weather policy?
DEAN has contingency plans for bad weather and works with the host campus to move programming indoors when needed. In cases of severe weather, DEAN can cancel programming before camp starts for the day. Heat and air quality conditions are also monitored closely, with frequent water breaks and indoor activities during extreme heat.
What happens in an emergency? Is there an evacuation plan?
DEAN follows the host campus's established protocols. Site Directors and team members are all trained to facilitate DEAN's emergency action plan. Families are contacted immediately by text, email, and phone.
Swimming & Water Activities
How do swimming and water activities work?
Campers in first grade and up can choose to participate in a 30-minute daily swim period. All swimming is supervised by certified lifeguards and DEAN team members. Before entering the pool, each camper completes a short swim assessment so our lifeguards can ensure campers can safely swim in the deep end.
Swimming and water play are completely optional. Campers who prefer not to take part can choose another recess activity. Our youngest campers (rising Pre-K and Kindergarten) do not use the pool, but instead enjoy water play like slip-and-slide, water twisters, and water games, so please send a bathing suit and towel for them too. Campers change for water activities on their own, so we recommend a suit and clothes they can manage themselves.
What should my camper bring for swim and water play?
- Bathing suit
- Towel
- Goggles (optional)
- Swim gear bag (optional)
- Pool shoes, e.g., Crocs or sandals (optional)
- Change of clothes for after swim or water play
- Sunscreen, applied at home and packed to reapply during the day
- Water bottle, which can be refilled at water stations across camp
What does the swim test require?
Campers must complete a swim assessment so our lifeguards can ensure campers can safely swim in the deep end of the pool. The swim test has two components:
- Swim the length of the pool (approximately 25 meters) unassisted using any swim stroke with their face in the water.
- Tread water for 60 seconds, unassisted, while keeping the head above water.
Camper Support, Inclusion & Social Experience
How are anxious, shy, or homesick campers supported?
Counselors are trained to support campers through tough moments with quiet breaks, buddy connections, and check-ins. If concerns persist, families are called to discuss support options. Buddy systems, small group activities, and regular check-ins help campers navigate new social situations. Counselors work individually with campers who need extra support settling in, and group placement can be adjusted when needed to support a camper's comfort and transition.
Does my child have to participate in the Friday Showcase?
We never force your child to do anything they are uncomfortable doing. However, we do encourage them to participate behind the scenes if taking center stage makes them uncomfortable. For example, they can help the other campers get ready for the showcase, they can write the scripts for the runway, they can ask another camper to model their creations, or support in any number of creative ways.
How does DEAN handle conflicts between campers?
Counselors actively monitor group dynamics and use age-appropriate conflict resolution. If issues persist or warrant more serious attention, families are contacted so team members and families can partner on a solution.
Does DEAN accommodate campers with autism, ADHD, an IEP, or other needs?
We welcome families and campers of all abilities, and want every camper to be both safe and successful at DEAN. To make sure camp at DEAN is the right fit, please reach out to request our family handbook, which describes our camp environment and policies.
While our counselors are trained camp team members, they are not special education teachers, therapists, or licensed clinicians. Please note, DEAN is not able to provide one-on-one aides or specialized behavioral or medical support. If you have any questions before you register, please review the handbook and contact us about your child's unique needs. We are happy to walk through our daily schedule, group sizes, and activity pace.
Simple adjustments we offer include:
- Advance notice before transitions
- Quiet spaces for breaks
- A consistent counselor or group when possible
- Check-ins with families during the week
Families are welcome to arrange for outside providers (e.g., SLP, OT, PT, LCSW) or personal aides at their own cost, with advance approval from DEAN and completed background clearances by providers.
Family Communication & Camp Experience
How do I request a callback from management about an issue that hasn't been resolved?
To reach camp site leadership, email deanteam@deancamps.com and ask for a callback, or call 610-660-9600.
How does DEAN collect and use family feedback?
We take your feedback seriously, so we send two short surveys each week to hear about your camper's experience:
- Tuesday (mid-week): so we can address anything before the week is over
- Friday (end of week): to collect your final thoughts
A team member personally replies to every mid-week survey within one business day to thank you for your response. Your responses guide how we improve camp each week and each summer, and we appreciate the time you take to share with us.
If your survey response shares a concern, we send it directly to your site director. Site leadership will review it and follow up with you promptly. We will keep working with you until we find a resolution that feels right for your family.
What is the DEAN Camps Code of Conduct?
We're dedicated to creating a safe, supportive, and fun environment where campers can grow, explore, and thrive. By registering with DEAN Camps you and your camper(s) agree to follow our Code of Conduct.
For Campers
- Show Kindness and Respect: Treat fellow campers, counselors, and team members with care and courtesy.
- Be a Team Player: Work cooperatively during activities and support others.
- Take Responsibility: Follow camp rules, respect camp property, and leave space better than how we found it.
- Embrace New Experiences: Camp is a place to step outside of one's comfort zone with courage and curiosity. Challenges and frustrations are part of the growth process!
- Practice Good Sportsmanship: Be gracious in victory and defeat, and celebrate others' achievements.
- Follow Safety Guidelines: Listen to counselors, stay with your group, and use equipment properly.
For Parents and Guardians
- Support: Encourage your camper to participate fully and approach challenges with a growth mindset.
- Communicate Respectfully: Great communication goes both ways. We're committed to addressing your feedback and concerns with care and professionalism, and we ask that you extend the same courtesy to our team.
- Trust the Process: Learning new skills and making new friends sometimes means stepping into the unknown, and that can feel uncomfortable. The moments when your camper feels challenged, frustrated, or uncertain? Those are often the exact moments when real growth is happening. Trust our counselors to support and guide them through it, and trust your camper to rise to the challenge. However, if you ever have concerns, we're just a call away.
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