Dyno-Mites: 5-6 year olds, must have completed kindergarten
Trailblazers: 7-10 year olds, must turn 7 by March 31, 2010
Explorers: must be entering 6th-9th grade
Time: Weekdays 7:30 am - 5:45 pm (6:30 am drop-off available; see Y's and Shine additional fee below)
Location: The YMCA's facility (indoor pool, gymnasium, activitiy rooms, etc.) and forty acres of playing fields, playgrounds, shelters, outdoor restrooms, trails and wooded areas provide an abundance of opportunities for enrichment activities.
Program components: Weekly themes, organized non-competitive games, archery, art activities, cooking, swim times and lessons, environmental education, character development emphasis, devotions, nutritious snacks, guest speakers, camp singing, special pool parties, and other fun stuff.
Staff: All staff members are CPR and First Aid certified and have completed 12 hours of training including child abuse prevention and BSAC. Staff to child ratios are 1:12 (for Dyno-Mites), 1:14 (for Trailblazers) and 1:14 (for Explorers).
Sessions: Weekly sessions June 14 - August 20. You may register for any or all sessions.
Cost: Registration fee and last two weeks of camp are due at the time of registration and are non-refundable. Amount in parenthesis is cost for each additional child.
Non Members: Registration fee $65, weekly $115 ($105), Y's and Shine fee $19 ($16)
Note: Summer day camp is a state licensed program and vouchers are accepted.
Financial Assistance Policy
No one is denied membership or program participation due to their inability to pay.
Financial assistance is provided to the extent that funds are available. The amount of financial assistance is determined based on a sliding scale which has been approved by the YMCA Board of Directors. Documentation is required of relevant financial information. Funds used for financial assistance come from United Way (for child care) and other donors (for membership and programs other than child care).
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