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Thank You Again for Choosing Everwood Day Camp! WELCOME! Dear Parent, Everwood Day Camp is an extraordinary world - a wonderful community of friendship and acceptance, where everyone can grow as individuals towards being happy, healthy, and successful people. It’s a place where: - Being a good friend is the highest value. - Everyone feels physically and emotionally safe at all times. - We stand up for what is right and take care of each other. - We encourage each other to try new things, to explore and give our best effort. - We take healthy risks, and if we fail, we learn from our mistakes and friends encourage us to try again. - We learn to be good leaders, communicators, and team members. - We take care of our Camp and its natural surroundings because we love and respect it. - We listen and relate to each other with respect and understanding. At Everwood Day Camp we hold each other accountable for each of these statements, every single day! Our vision is that our campers and staff take these high standards from Camp back to their lives in the “ordinary world” the rest of the year to help make positive change. As part of the Everwood Day Camp community your child will have fun, and will be inspired to be the best person they can be! This handbook contains important information about Everwood Day Camp and our policies and procedures. If you find you still have questions or concerns after reading it, please feel free to contact us at any time. We look forward to everything the Summer of 2019 will bring! Warm and Sunny Regards, Dane and Jaime Pickles, Jen Kaplan, Colleen Connors, Nikki Savaria, Ian Smith and the entire Everwood Day Camp Leadership Team TABLE OF CONTENTS Contact Information 3 What Camp Means to Us 4 Warm and Fuzzies 4 Important Dates to Remember 5 Before Camp 6 To Bring or Not to Bring 7- 8 Lost and Found 9 Everwood’s “No Screen Commitment” 10 Peanuts and Tree Nuts 11 Lunch and Snacks 12 Birthdays at Camp 12 Activities at Everwood 13 Everwood’s Elective Program 13-14 Swim Program 14-15 Communication 15-16 - Your CampInTouch Account 16 Forms 16-18 Insects and Arachnids 18 Healthcare 18- 20 Absences, Late Arrivals, and Early Dismissals 21 Getting to and From Camp 22 - Bus Transportation 22 - Parent Drop Off & Pick Up 22-23 - Transportation Changes 23 - Textcaster Alert Services 24 Visiting Camp 24 Behavior and Discipline 24-25 Financial Facts 25-26 This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be Licensed by the local board of health. 2 CONTACT INFORMATION Camp Office: (Phone) 781-694-5829 (Fax) 781-636-2126 ​ ​ ​ Address: 125 Lakeview St., Sharon, MA 02067 Email: [email protected] Directors: Dane and Jaime Pickles Email: [email protected], [email protected] ​ ​ Program Director: Ian Smith Email: [email protected] Assistant Director and Head Counselor - Lower/Middle Camp (Pre-K- 4th grade): Jen Kaplan Email: [email protected] th Head Counselor - Upper Camp (5th- 10 ​ grade): Sarah Faulkner ​ Email: [email protected] Director of Enrollment: Colleen Connors Email: [email protected] Office and Transportation Manager: Nikki Savaria Email: [email protected] Camp Nurse: Jennifer Maloney, RN Email: [email protected] Division Leaders and Assistant Division Leaders (ADL): Turtles (pre-k- k): Lewis Kass, [email protected] ​ st nd Freshmen (entering 1 ​ and 2 )​ :Victoria Rusek , Entering 1st, [email protected] ​ ​ Olivia Cormier, Entering 2nd, [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ADL: Krystina Stoker, [email protected] ​ ​ rd th Sophomores (entering 3 ​ and 4 )​ : Tori Brown, 3rd grade, [email protected] ​ ​ ​ Sarah Iandoli, 4th grade, [email protected] ​ ADL: Hadley Porreca, [email protected] ​ th th Juniors (entering 5 ​ and 6 )​ : Matthew Medina, Boys, [email protected] ​ ​ ​ Ann Marie Piscitelli, Girls, [email protected] ​ ADL: Matt Greenstein, [email protected] ​ th th Seniors (entering 7 ​ and 8 )​ : Ben Alden, [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ADL: Julie Fox, [email protected] ​ th th L.E.A.D and C.I.T (entering 9 ​ and 10 )​ : Angela Weldon, [email protected] ​ ​ ​ 3 WHAT CAMP MEANS TO US At Everwood Day Camp, we teach young people skills of life. Our philosophy is best explained through our 5-Star-Points of Youth Development, created because we are youth development professionals with high expectations. We believe that every moment of every day at Camp is an opportunity for both campers and team members to positively impact each other’s lives. This is a deceptively simple thing to say, and is a profound mind-set we teach the many children who attend our camp. If you yourself have never attended summer camp, it’s easy to assume the camp experience is an enjoyable form of summer child care, and you would be right—if camp isn’t fun, what’s the point in going? But at Everwood, our purpose extends far beyond simply having FUN. Fun is one of the many results of what we do with our summer camp. This is why we’re so intentional about integrating our 5-Star-Points philosophy into our camp activities and electives. We monitor the many behaviors essential to being a decent human being and successful adult and acknowledge campers when observed demonstrating these behaviors. The core values of Everwood’s 5-Star-Points are: • Independence• Integrity • Inspiration • Teamwork • Friendship Bundled into this system is the concept of intentional camp: Everything at Everwood Day Camp is done with the intention and purpose of furthering our philosophy and mission. WHAT IS A WARM AND FUZZY? At the end of each day, each camper group meets, and counselors reflect on the day and give out the only award we have here at Everwood the 5-Star Camper award. This award goes to the camper(s) who have … demonstrated something unique during the day that reflects their hard work on 1 or more of the 5-Star Points. Each 5-star camper receives their very own Everwood “Warm and Fuzzy” (cute and cuddly little creature they can take with them) along with a “Warm and Fuzzy Note” that describes the behavior that was observed and what kind of character trait that shows. 4 IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER “Partnering with Parents”- Thursday, June 13th , 6:30 - 8pm To keep the lines of communication as clear and open as possible, we invite PARENTS ONLY (no kids) to an open forum with Directors Dane and Jaime Pickles. How will the campers and parents feel during their first week of Camp? Why are there certain rules in place? What is our discipline policy? Learn about our Camp culture and some of the fun traditions we have. Day Camp can seem complicated to kids and parents - electives, swimming, and division leaders, etc so bring all your questions and don’t leave until we … answer every one of them! This conversation is geared toward families that are new to us, but parents of returning campers are welcome! Meet ‘N’ Greet Come out before Camp begins (with your kids) to meet your child’s Group Leader, Counselors, Division Leader and the Camp Nurse (bring any medications). Attendance is optional, but strongly encouraged. st Knowing names and faces makes the 1 ​ day of Camp extra smooth! ​ Tuesday, June 18th, 6:00-8:00pm Thursday, June 20th , 6:00-8:00pm Red Turtles Orange Turtles Blue Turtles Green Turtles Yellow Turtles Purple Turtles st nd Entering 1 ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 2 ​ Grade Boys and Girls r​ d t​ h Entering 3 ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 4 ​ Grade Boys and Girls t​ h th t​ h th Entering 7 -10​ ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 5 ​ and 6 ​ Grade Boys and Girls ​ ​ ​ ​ Family Night Take part in Camp activities with family and friends in a relaxed evening at Camp. Campers go home on the bus (unless arrangements are made) and return to Camp with the family for fun, games, and more! Families who have completed their summer season with us, or have yet to begin are also invited to enjoy a wonderful evening with us at Everwood. Allow your child to be your tour guide and proudly share their accomplishments from the summer! Parents, please wear your sneakers! Wednesday, July 24th , 6:00-8:00pm Wednesday, July 31st , 6:00-8:00pm Red Turtles Orange Turtles Blue Turtles Green Turtles Yellow Turtles Purple Turtles st nd Entering 1 ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 2 ​ Grade Boys and Girls r​ d t​ h Entering 3 ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 4 ​ Grade Boys and Girls t​ h th t​ h th Entering 7 ​ -10 ​ Grade Boys and Girls Entering 5 ​ and 6 ​ Grade Boys and Girls ​ ​ ​ ​ 5 BEFORE CAMP It’s very typical for children to feel some nervousness or anxiety when entering an unfamiliar environment. Though we understand that the transition from “unfamiliar” to “familiar” happens rapidly in our Camp world, it’s not always that obvious to campers. There are several things that you can do to help your child feel more comfortable, confident and ready for the summer. Here are a couple of things to think about: √ TALK: Talk to your child about what they are looking forward to doing at camp, and set some ​ achievable goals for their experience. Goals can be activity-based (play Ga-Ga, shoot a bulls-eye in archery) or friendship-based (make a new friend from a different town, connect with a counselor). Make sure you review our website and brochures with your child, and know that you are always welcome to come by Camp to visit and become more familiar with the property itself. Just call the Camp office! √ VISIT: Attend our Meet ‘N’ Greet and Open House events, so that your child can meet our staff and ​ other campers.
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