Parent Packet - YMCA of Greater Charlotte

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MY
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McCROREY YMCA
2013 Day Camp Parent Packet
YMCA Mission: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

Dear Parents,
Summer 2013
Welcome to the H.L. McCrorey Family YMCA Summer Day Camps! We are pleased that you have decided to
join our family. Most of the program information you will need is in this Parent Packet. If you have
additional questions please contact us.
The McCrorey Family YMCA teaches our core values: Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility and Faith.
These values guide how our staff interacts with you and your child(ren), how we interact with each other on
our staff team and how we expect our children to treat each other and their Y leaders.
Our staff works hard to make the McCrorey Family YMCA Summer Day Camps a fun, caring, creative, dynamic
place for children to spend out of school time. Our program is set up for children to participate in a variety
of age appropriate activities and choices.
We hope that you are delighted with the program offerings we have created for your family. Please feel free
to let us know how we can enhance the services we are providing. Because we understand the whole child,
we encourage parent participation. You are welcome to stop by anytime to participate, volunteer or
communicate with us.
We are looking forward to the summer. More importantly, we are excited about the opportunities that we
can offer your children. This is going to be a great year for McCrorey’s children. Each Friday, we will be
communicating with you regarding the next week’s camp activities and information, so please make sure we
have a valid email address for your family. We thank you in advance for allowing us to be a part of your
child’s life and we look forward to sharing their many accomplishments with you.
Sincerely,
Rebecca Grobe
Nakia Brandt
Operations Director
Family Services Director
(704) 716-6511 (704) 716-6529
Rebecca.grobe@ymcacharlotte.org nakia.brandt@ymcacharlotte.org
Will Barringer Jerrell Oates Donnell Washington
Sports Coord. Family Services Coord. Teen Coord.
704-716-6522 704-716-6510 704-716-6513
william.barringer@ymcacharlotte.org Jerrell.oates@ymcacharlotte.org Donnell.washington@ymcacharlotte.org
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Table of Contents
Mission, , Vision and
Purpose 4
Contact and Financial Information 5
Parent Responsibilities 6
Releasing Campers 7
Daily Camp Hours And Locations 7-8
Discipline 9
Important Information Before Camp 10
What To T
Bring/What Not To Bring 10-11
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Inclement Weather, Swim Lessons & Swim Testing 11-12
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Day Camp 12
Rising 1 st Grade-Rising 7 th Grade
Themed Camps 13
Swim Camps 13
Dance, , Cheerleading and Gymnastics Camp 13
Sports Camps 13
Teen Camps 13
Community Numbers 14
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OUR MISSION
The YMCA is a Christian based organization
that strives to fulfill our mission in all
programs.
YMCA Mission: To put Christian principles
into practice through programs that build
healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
Our focus at Day Camp is to encourage
campers to meet their full potential by
demonstrating our 5 key Values:
Caring - Honesty - Respect
Responsibility- Faith
In addition we institute the following 4 pillars
into our daily programming: Make Healthy
Choices, Build Relationships, Become a
Servant Leader and Develop Skills.
OUR PURPOSE
To provide a quality, Christian-oriented
experience that is safe, convenient and
creative. These programs present age
appropriate opportunities and activities that
enhance the child's spiritual, physical, social,
intellectual and emotional growth.
GOALS OF THE
YMCA DAY CAMP PROGRAM
1. To provide a positive growth experience,
while recognizing each individual child's
needs and abilities.
2. To provide activities and experiences that
develop and support Christian values, selfesteem
and fun.
3. To strengthen the family unit.
COMMITMENT TO QUALITY
OUR VISION
The YMCA of Greater Charlotte will connect
and engage people of all backgrounds
regardless of race, class, creed, or national
origin, to enhance lives and build community.
It is important to us that our campers feel
connected to each other and to the staff that
they interact with each day. It is through this
relationship that we will role model our core
values and mission. This will help build your
child’s spirit, mind and body and serve to
promote a healthier life.
The McCrorey Family YMCA Traditional
Day Camp is a 4 star licensed center in
North Carolina. Our license covers all
areas of programming, staff education and
compliance history. We remain in
compliance with these state standards as
a guarantee of our quality program
offering and in order to provide care for
the families in our community receiving
funding from Child Care Resources. For the
2012 Summer Camp, our Traditional Day
Camp does accept CCRI. Please contact
Nakia Brandt at
nakia.brandt@ymcacharlotte.org or (704)
716-6529 for more information.
(Sports, Specialty and Teen Camps do not
qualify for CCRI)
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STAFFING
A YMCA professional supervises all of our camps.
We recruit our Day Camp staff through local
churches, leadership organizations and from area
colleges and high schools. All staff members are
required to attend over 30 hours of training prior
to the beginning of the camp season. We take
pride in the high expectations we set for our
summer camp staff each year and evaluate them
on a regular basis.
A Full-Time Director is responsible camp. They
can be reached at the following:
DAY CAMP (CCRI ACCEPTED) AND ALL OTHER CAMP
Rebecca Grobe, Operations Director
704 716 6511 | rebecca.grobe@ymcacharlotte.org
Nakia Brandt, Family Service Director
704 716 6529 | nakia.brandt@ymcacharlotte.org
If you have questions, comments or concerns that
cannot be addressed to the specific director of a
camp, please contact (704) 716-6511.
For registration information, changes, transfers or
cancellations please see Member Services.
Appropriate forms are available at the Member
Services Desk. Changes cannot be taken by phone
or fax.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
PAYMENT OF FEES
All payments for camp registration must be made by
mail or to the Member Services desk at the McCrorey
Family YMCA. Day CamC
amp staff cannot take payments.
No checks are accepted for Camp Fees.
Payment Schedule:
Due Date
MAY 31 – Session 1: June 10-14
JUNE 7 – Session 2: June 17-21
JUNE 14 – Session 3: June 24-28
JUNE 21- Session 4: July 1-5
JULY 28 – Session 5: July 8-12
JULY 5 – Session 6: July 15-19
JULY 12 – Session 7: July 22-26
JULY 19 – Session 8: July 29-Aug 2
AUGUST 26 – Session 9: August 5- 9
AUGUST 2 – Session 10: August 12-16
AUGUST 9 – Session 11: August 19-23
Your camper will not be allowed to attend camp unless
your balance is paid in full.
FORMS OF PAYMENT
The McCrorey Family YMCA receives payment for camp
in the form of cash, credit, money order or automatic
drafting for fees.
PROGRAM
RATE
ADJUSTMENT
As part of our My Y Pricing rate structure, Adjusted
Program Rate is available to all who qualify. Both
Members and Non-Members must provide income
verification at the Member Service Desk in order to
receive an adjusted program rate. Note: All program
rate adjustments are subject to branch-specific,
program-specific caps. Standard rates are set by each
individual branch.
For Traditional Day Camp Only – we do accept CCRI,
please bring your Child Care Resources Voucher with
you upon registration. We will need you to submit your
voucher NO LESS THAN two weeks before your child’s
arrival in the program.
LATE PAYMENT & CANCELLATION
POLICIES
Late Payment Policy
Payments received after the balance due date will
be charged $25 per child, per session. Once the
late fee has been assessed, only credit cards or
cash will be accepted. In addition, if payment is not
received in full according to the dates listed above,
the camper will be removed from the session.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations and requests to transfer programs
must be made in person in writing at Member
Services.
Cancellations must be received by 5:00 PM the
Friday, one week before the session to be canceled
starts. Cancellations not received by 5:00 PM the
Friday, one week before the session starts will
result in a forfeiture of all deposits and fees paid
towards that camp week, and payments that have
not been made will still be collected.
Deposits are not transferable.
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PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES
PARENT UNDERSTANDINGS
• I understand that YMCA staff and volunteers
are not allowed to transport children at any
time outside of the YMCA program.
• I understand that I am not to leave my child at
the YMCA or program site unless a YMCA staff
or volunteer is there to receive and supervise
my child.
• I understand that state law mandates the
YMCA report any suspected cases of child
abuse or neglect to the appropriate
authorities for investigation.
FAMILY INVOLVEMENT
One of our goals is to strengthen families of all
shapes and sizes! During the summer, we will offer
special family activities that start after normal
program hours. We encourage you to participate.
If you have a special talent and would like to be
more involved with our camps, we would love for
you to share your talents with us. Please notify
any of our Camp Directors!
YMCA BASICS
• The YMCA of Greater Charlotte will not
discriminate by race, color, sex, national
origin, creed or special needs.
• A registration form must be completed for
each camper along with a copy of the child’s
immunization records – a ‘file’ is not kept on
record from previous summers/programs.
• Payments must be made as stated in the
Registration Packet.
COME VISIT
You are always welcome to visit us at camp. We
also encourage you to talk with our leaders or the
Camp Directors about the program and any needs
or special successes your child is experiencing.
For the safety of our campers, all visitors are
asked to check in with our Member Services
Representatives.
EVALUATIONS
We need your comments, input and
ideas on how to make our Day Camp
programs better serve you and your
child. During the summer months you will be
contacted via email and/or phone to complete a
survey on your experience with our summer day
camp program. Please take the time to give us
your feedback. This allows us to make necessary
changes in the program and to recognize staff
who are providing outstanding service to you and
your family. If for some reason you are not
contacted and have feedback that you would like
to provide, please contact the Camp Director. You
may receive a periodic phone call from the director
to get your input on a more specific area of
concern. Please feel free to share any suggestions
you might have.
WHAT’S GOING ON AT
HOME?
Children's actions in camp
often reflect situations they
are experiencing at home (i.e. pet's death, recent
divorce, fight with sibling). If any such disruptive
or traumatic experience should occur, please
inform the Director or camp counselor. This will
enable us to better meet the needs of your child.
DAY CAMP STAFF AS BABYSITTERS
We strongly encourage staff to refrain from
babysitting for campers. Staff work diligently with
children throughout the day and need time to
renew their energy in the evenings and on
weekends.
LOST ARTICLES
Label everything!! This will
minimize the opportunity for
your child to lose an item at camp. We have a Lost
and Found in each camp program and we make
special efforts to return lost and found items to
campers. All labeled items found will be returned
to campers. Any unlabeled items will be kept for
two weeks and then donated to charity.
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RELEASING CAMPERS
DESIGNATION OF INDIVIDUALS
AUTHORIZED TO PICK-UP
For the safety of your child, participants
will only be released to the legal guardian
or responsible adult listed on the camper's
registration form. All authorized pick ups
must be 18 years old. Every adult must
present a photo ID at rides out.
In the
event that a child will be picked up by an
adult not listed on the registration form, a
parent note (including the person's name as
it appears on their photo ID) is required
and photo ID must be shown during rides
out. Help us speed up the rides out process
by having your ID ready.
DAILY CAMP HOURS AND LOCATIONS
LOCATION
All camps will be held at
the McCrorey Family YMCA
unless otherwise stated in
the camp description. Some
camps will be going on field trips throughout
the week—campers and parents will be
notified of any field trips planned at the
beginning of each session.
HOURS FOR FULL DAY CAMPS
7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Rides In
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Camp programming
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Rides Out
ATTENDANCE
If your child is not feeling well, please do not
send them to camp. If they will be missing
more than one day of camp due to illness,
vacation, etc. please let the Director know! At
camp, we take our official attendance for the
day after our morning assembly. It is always
helpful for you to let us know of any prearranged
activities (vacation, family in town,
doctor’s appointments, etc.) that may keep
your camper from joining us each day at camp.
Please note that if your child misses a day or
more of camp, the days can not be “made up”
or refunded.
HOURS FOR AM HALF-DAY CAMPS
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Rides In
8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Camp Programming
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM Rides Out
HOURS FOR PM HALF-DAY CAMPS
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Rides In
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Camp Program
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM Rides Out
***Locations of Rides In and Rides Out may vary
from camp to camp—so please check the camp
description to know the proper location***
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EARLY PICK-UP AND LATE ARRIVALS
We encourage you to leave your
child at camp until the camp day
ends so they will not miss any
activities and recognition of
awards earned that day. We understand that
there will be exceptions and ask that when
these occur, please send a note to your child's
camp director, prior to the date. We do
request written notice of late arrivals prior to
the date.
Drop off ends at 9:00 AM for full day and AM
camps. In the case that you are running late,
please contact the Camp Director to inform
them if you will be entering camp after 9:00
AM. If a director has not been contacted the
child will not be able to attend for the day.
day). The fee will be assessed at a rate of
$1.00 per minute after 1:00 pm and 6:00 PM.
CUSTODY ISSUES
In cases of separated or divorced parents,
where visitation rights are denied to one
parent, we cannot deny releasing the child to
such parent unless a court decree or
separation document is in our file expressly
forbidding such parent from picking up the
child from our program or from picking up at
times not allowed by the court decree. The
court decree must also be specific to the
rights of visitation on the YMCA/camp
property during camp hours. The court
document must specify in writing that
visitation is permitted by the non-custodial
parent. Otherwise, visitation will not be
permitted.
If you bring your child after 9:00 AM to any
of our camps you must sign in the child with
the Camp Director, in the Camp Office
ARRIVING EARLY
Rides in begins with supervision of Children at
7:00 AM for full day camp and 7:30 AM half
day morning camps. Campers MAY NOT be
dropped off at camp prior to 7:00 AM. This
allows the camp staff to properly prepare for
the day without interruption from campers
arriving early. Camp staff will be ready to
greet your camper promptly at 7:00 AM.
Please do not let your camper arrive until a
YMCA Day Camp staff member can greet you.
INTOXICATION
Your child's safety is our priority. At times we
are called to make judgments concerning their
safety. If a YMCA staff member believes that
a parent is intoxicated when they arrive to
pick-up their child, we will detain the child
until an alternate plan can be arranged for the
transportation of the child and their parent.
We will first try to contact another family
member or spouse; then one of the emergency
contacts listed on the child's registration
form. If those means are unsuccessful, a cab
will be called at the parent's expense.
LATE PICK-UP
In fairness to our staff, it is very important
that your child be picked up on time. A late
fee will be charged for each child not picked
up by 6:00 PM (full day) and 1:00 PM (half
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DISCIPLINE
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL PHYSICAL
ATTACKS BE ALLOWED AT CAMP. CAMPERS WHO
ARE PHYSICALLY HARMFUL TO STAFF OR OTHER
CAMPERS WILL BE DISMISSED FROM CAMP
IMMEDIATELY. THIS INCLUDES ANY TYPE OF FOUL
LANGUAGE, SEXUAL TOUCHING OR CONVERSATION,
OR ANY OTHER BEHAVIOR DEEMED INAPPROPRIATE
BY OUR STAFF.
Fighting is not tolerated. If your child is
involved in a fight, starting or finishing, they
will be dismissed from camp for the day and
will be suspended for the following day. If
they are dismissed twice in the summer for
fighting they will not be allowed to return.
The philosophy of our program is based on
mutual respect being shown for and between
all campers and staff. We relate to children on
an individual basis. Rules, expectations and
consequences will be made known to all
children upon entry into the camp. Should a
discipline problem arise:
1. The first referral will result in a conference
among the counselor, Camp Director and
the child. The counselor will write a note
explaining the disruptive behavior and the
action that was taken to try to stop the
inappropriate behavior. A verbal contract
with the child will be reached and the
parent will be informed about the incident
and agreement.
2. After the second written referral, the
Camp Director will call the parent. The
behavior of the child will be discussed and
the parent will be asked to participate in
resolving the problem.
3. If a third referral is necessary, the parent
will be called by the Camp Director, and a
conference scheduled. Depending on the
severity of the situation, the child may be
suspended from the program.
4. After the conference, the Camp Director
will determine whether or not the child’s
behavior will result in exclusion from the
program.
5. If a child is excluded s/he might not be
considered for re-enrollment.
In the event of an incident involving an
assault (of any kind), a weapon, alcohol, or an
illegal substance, the Camp Director may
choose to go directly to procedure #3 and #4
if necessary to assure a safe and orderly
environment for all children.
WE DO NOT
Spank, bite, pinch, punch, pull, slap, or
otherwise physically punish children. Make
fun of, yell at, threaten, make sarcastic
remarks about, use profanity or otherwise
verbally abuse the children. Deny food or rest
as punishment. Place the children in locked
rooms, closets, or boxes as punishment.
Allow discipline of children by children.
Criticize, make fun of, or otherwise belittle
children, their parents, families, or ethnic
groups. Shame or punish children when
bathroom accidents occur.
WE DO
Praise, reward, and encourage children.
Reason with children and set limits. Listen to
the children. Model appropriate behavior.
Modify the classroom environment to attempt
to prevent problems before they occur. Treat
children as people and respect their needs,
desires and feelings. Explain things on their
level. Provide alternatives for inappropriate
behavior. Provide the children with natural
and logical consequences of their behavior.
Stay consistent in our behavior management.
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INFORMATION FOR PARENTS PRIOR TO CAMP
COUNSELOR TO CAMPER RATIO
We follow the American Camping Association
guidelines for counselor-to-child ratio. We
maintain a counselor-to-child ratio of 1:6 for
campers age 3-5, 1:8 for campers age 6-8,
1:10 for campers age 9-14 and 1:12 for
campers 15 and up.
MEDICATION POLICY
If medication must be administered, you
should allow for extra time to complete the
following:
1. Bring medication directly to the Camp
Director on the Monday morning of that
session.
2. Provide written instructions as to
quantity, time to be administered and your
name and phone number. The bottle or
prescription directions from the pharmacy
must be turned in.
3. Additionally, written
clearance from
parent/guardian must be
given to the YMCA to administer the
medication. We will provide you with the
appropriate form when we receive the
medication.
These guidelines are for your child’s safety.
Please call (704) 716-6529 with any
questions, or speak with the specific camp
director.
If your child has special circumstances that
require additional attention (diabetes, etc.)
please contact the director prior to the start
of camp.
EMERGENCIES
In case of an emergency, every effort will be
made to reach you or the contacts listed on
your information sheet. If none can be
reached, we will take the necessary actions
for the health of your child. Should there be
any changes in the emergency contact phone
numbers, please notify us immediately. In an
emergency, proper officials are called and
your child will be transported to the
emergency room of the closest hospital, CMC
Main. Other hospitals may be used if a camp
is offsite on a field trip.
WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP
WHAT TO BRING FOR
FULL DAY CAMPS
• 3-4 drinks (we encourage
water)
• 2 snacks
• Water bottle (please label)
• Spray on Sunscreen (please label)
• Swim bag packed with their swimsuit
clearly labeled. (Aqua Shoes are optional.)
• Clean, dry towel
SUNSCREEN
The sun at camp is always a concern for us. We
want you to know that we are committed to
making sure your child is safe from the
sun.
We strongly encourage you to pack your
camper with SPRAY ON SUNSCREEN. In
addition we ask that you provide a
sunscreen with at least an SPF of 30 that
is labeled “All Day” and “Waterproof”.
Campers should arrive to camp with sunscreen on
– they will be reminded throughout the day to
reapply.
We will assist our youngest campers in applying
sunscreen during each sunscreen break. However,
campers 8 years old and up will be responsible for
applying their own sunscreen during the day (with
plenty of reminders from their counselors).
If sun exposure is ever a problem – please notify
the director immediately so that extra precautions
and applications can be made.
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WHAT NOT TO BRING
Some of our Specialty Camps may ask campers to
bring specific toys/props for use in the program.
Unless your child is specifically asked to do so, we
ask that they refrain from bringing any of the
following:
• Money, alcohol, drugs,
vehicles, animals or
weapons
• Any valuables
• Skateboards, scooters, Heelys or bicycles
• iPods, cell phones or other electronics
• Electronic games (including Nintendo DS)
• Toys, balls, playing cards, etc.
Parents, please help us with these requests. We
do not want something precious to your child to
be lost or broken. Thank you very much!
WHAT TO WEAR TO CAMP
• Sunscreen
• Shorts
• Light-weight top
• Hat
• Comfortable, CLOSED TOE shoes
• Camp t-shirt – EVERY Friday is camp t-shirt
day!
• On Field Trip days Camp T-shirts required.
• Wednesdays we ask campers to dress
according to the theme of the week- this is
not mandatory.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
In the event that light rain is falling or a
thunderstorm begins after 4:00 PM, we will still
have Rides Out from the normal designated area.
If thunderstorms begin prior to pick up, Sports
and Themed Camps will have Rides Out from the
Gymnasium. We will operate from the back door
of the gym. A staff member will escort your child
to the car. Please exercise patience. We will go as
fast as possible during these conditions. Have
your ID ready to help speed up the Rides Out
process.
If lightning is severe, and we feel conditions are
unsafe, please understand that we will not risk
the safety of our campers or staff no matter how
long the traffic line is. As always, we will strive
for safety as our number one goal.
Thank you for your cooperation.
WHAT NOT TO WEAR TO CAMP
• Revealing clothing (i.e. halter tops) or any
clothing with an offensive message/logo
• JEANS
• Black/dark colored clothing
• Expensive clothing, dresses, etc.
• Jewelry/Makeup
• OPEN TOED SHOES OR FLIP FLOPS – If your
child chooses to wear these please be aware
that they may be restricted from participating
in certain activities for their own safety and
you will be contacted by our camp director.
SWIM LESSONS
Swimming lessons are offered through the
McCrorey YMCA Aquatics Department. We ask
that if you would like to register your child for
swimming lessons that you do so for the sessions
that are designed specifically for summer
sessions.
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during their pool time.
SWIMMING
Safety is our top priority at the pool. Prior to
entry into the pool, ALL campers 12 and under will
have their swimming ability tested and will then be
placed into one of three swimming categories
designated by a Green Band, Yellow Band or no
band (non swimmer). The color of the band
signifies a camper’s skill level in the water and the
areas and depths of the pools where they will be
allowed to swim. Swim band colors and the skill
levels they represent are as follows:
Non Swimmer: The camper is either an extremely
weak swimmer or a non-swimmer. Depending upon
the camper’s age and size, they will be restricted
to either shallow water swimming or swimming in
the lower training (two feet deep) pool. A life vest
must be worn at all times.
Yellow Band
B
Swimmer: The camper is able to swim,
but is not a very strong or comfortable swimmer.
These swimmers will be allowed to swim in the big
pool, but are restricted from using the slides or
the deep water diving area.
Green Band
B
Swimmer: The camper is a proficient
swimmer and has access to all areas and features
of the pool.
The weekly swim test will incorporate campers
being asked to swim around 20 to 25 yards.
Testers will be looking for campers to get fully
wet, to put their faces in the water and how
proficient they are in their swimming. They are
also observing if swimming is a struggle for
campers, if they are nervous or uncomfortable in
the water and their endurance for swimming that
short distance.
If parents feel that their camper was assigned a
swim band color that does not match their ability,
they may request a second test by a member of
the aquatics staff. A swim band is not a status
symbol nor should it be treated as such. It is a
means of insuring the safety of the campers
TRADITIONAL CAMP
DIRECTOR: NAKIA BRANDT
DAY CAMP
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McCrorey Family YMCA
Camp Structure
Rising 1 st Grades – Rising 7th Grades
Program Content
Every week, children will have time for free play,
gross motor play included, structured activities,
devotion, snack, art, drama and character
development.
RIDES IN/RIDES OUT LOCATION
Rides In and Rides Out for these camps are at the
side of the building parallel to Beatties Ford Road
area of the McCrorey YMCA. In case of stormy
weather the location may be changed to the Gym
Entrance north of the Main Entrance. Signs will
indicate when this change is made.
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SPORTS AND THEMED_
CAMPS
DIRECTOR: REBECCA GROBE
Rides In/Rides Out Location
Rides In and Rides Out for ALL
Themed Camps will take place at the football
field
For all Sports Camps please bring snacks,
drinks, sunscreen and dress cool and
comfortable!
TEEN CAMPS
DIRECTOR: DONNELL WASHINGTON
Teen Camps Rides In/Rides Out
All Teen Camps will drop off and
pick up outside of the Main Entrance.
Drop off is from 7:00 - 9:00 AM and
Pick up is from 4:00 - 6:00 PM unless
otherwise noted in the weekly newsletter or
by Camp Director communication.
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Important Community Numbers
Carolinas Medical Center (Emergency)…………………….. 704-355-2171
Carolinas Medical Center (Northpark)……………………… 704-921-6100
Carolinas Medical Center (Pediatrics)….…………………… 704-355-3156
CMS Main Line…………………………………………….. 980-343-6220
CMS Transportation………………………………………… 980-343-6715
Child Care Resources, Inc…………………………………… 704-376-6697
Crisis Assistance Ministry…………………………………… 704-371-3000
Department of Social Services………………………….…… 704-336-3150
Health Department…………………………………………… 704-336-6500
Poison Control……………………………………………….. 800-848-6946
Police (East Service Area Main Line)……………………….. 704-432-0470
Presbyterian Hospital (Main)………………………………… 704-384-4000
Presbyterian Hospital (Emergency)………………………….. 704-384-5160
United Family Services………………………………………. 704-332-9034
United Way Hotline…………………………………………………….. .2-1-1
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