2016 Summer Camp Guide

BEST TIME EVER! BEST.SUMMER.EVER.

FRIENDSHIP, ACCOMPLISHMENT, BELONGING FRIENDSHIP, ACCOMPLISHMENT, BELONGING

DOOR COUNTY YMCA SUMMER CAMPS 2016 www.doorcountyymca.org

WHYCHOOSE CHOOSE CAMP COMPASS? WHY CAMP COMSIGN UP FOR THE BEST.SUMMER.EVER.

The Y is giving kids their best summer ever through a day camp experience with more activities to help them learn and master skills, make friends and feel welcome.

Through the Y’s day camp program, kids participate in fun and educational activities that will help them: • Learn and master skills that help them realize their passions, talents and potential; • Build relationships with new friends and staff role models adding to their well being; • Develop a sense of belonging, so they feel safe, welcome and free to express their individuality.

There’s nothing like the Y! WELL-TRAINED STAFF: We take your child’s safety seriously. Our counselors, camp staff

and lifeguards complete over 30 hours of pre-camp training including CPR, First Aid, AED and Child Abuse Prevention. We conduct background checks and drug screenings on all camp staff and employees. Our counselors also learn child development best practices, as well as techniques to encourage all campers to be inclusive and celebrate our differences.

TRADITION AND VALUES: The YMCA invented “day camp” to bring enriching experiences to children in local communities. With more than 20 camping seasons to build on, this year is sure to be the best summer ever! The focus of summer camp will be fostering of friendships, accomplishments and belonging through age-appropriate enrichment activities in indoor and outdoor settings, keeping kids active, engaged and having fun!

SUPPORT OF FAMILY: We strive to offer camp options that fit every family’s busy summer calendars. With full summer, weekly and daily rates, we are sure to be able to provide support for the full-time working parent, or those just looking to incorporate some fun into their child’s summer!

COMMUNITY REPUTATION: At the Y, you’re not just a member of a facility; you’re part of

a cause with a shared commitment to nurture the potential of youth, improve health and wellbeing, give back and support our neighbors. YMCA members enjoy special pricing on programs and receive priority registration.

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2016 SUMMER CAMP • Registration & Membership Info....4 • Sturgeon Bay Camps.....................5 - Explorer Camp ........................................5 - Weekly Schedules ...................................6-7 - Pre-Summer Week...................................8 - Adventure Camp......................................9 - Traveler Camp..........................................10 - Navigator Camp.......................................11 - Camps in The Park..................................12

*Otumba Park Half-Day Camp

*Sunset Park Tennis Camp

*Sturgeon Bay Summer Olympics • Specialty Camps ..........................13

*Gymnastics Camp

*St. Norbert Soccer Camp

*Art Camps • Summer Foods .............................14 • Leaders in Training ......................15 • Northern Door Camps...................16 - Fun in the Sun Camp..............................18 - Commanders Camp.................................18 • All Camp Forms .........................19-23

CAMPERS CHECKLIST

WHAT TO WEAR: • Tennis shoes with socks • Camp t-shirt (provided)

DAILY BACKPACK ITEMS: • Water bottle • Swimsuit & towel • Sweatshirt or light jacket • Comb/brush • Optional items: goggles, plastic bag for wet swim suit & towel

PLEASE DO NOT BRING: • Money • Personal electronic items or cell phones • Toys from home

SUNSCREEN AND BUG SPRAY: Sunscreen should be applied before camp, as campers spend a good portion of the day outside. The YMCA will provide sunscreen and bug spray to be re-applied throughout the day when conditions dictate. If you wish to provide your own sunscreen and bug spray, it must be in a separate container clearly labeled with the camper’s name as well as have the appropriate paperwork on file with counselors.

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REGISTRATION WHY CHOOSE CAMP COMPASS? CAMP FORMS

EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS

along with other camp forms.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

For your child’s safety and state licensing requirements, registration forms for all camps must be submitted by Monday, May 30 or 1 week prior to first day of It pays to not only become a member of the Y, but also scheduled camp. to register early for Summer Camp. Registration opens on March 7 for Y members and March 9 for the community.

Please note that the Y uses photos of program With two pricing tiers, the earlier you register the more participants in promotional materials (last names you can save. Campers can register for the whole summer, are not published). If you do not want your child specific weeks or random days. By registering for the full photographed or to appear in promotional materials, please check the appropriate box on the bottom of summer of camp, members will receive a discount equivalent the registration forms on page 23 and file this form to 5 days of camp FREE!

CAMP DEPOSITS, PAYMENT AND CANCELLATIONS

A non-refundable deposit is required at the time of registration unless you receive a subsidy. A deposit of 25% is required if you register before May 30, and 50% is required if you register after May 30. Your deposit is applied to your total camp fees. The balance of camp fees must be scheduled for a payment plan and MUST be paid in full prior to scheduled camp day unless otherwise arranged with JoAnna Severinsen.

Transfers from one camp day to another will be accepted on a space-available basis without penalty.

Y retains 25% of camp fee for all cancellations made before May 30 and 50% of cancellation made after May 30.

At the YMCA, summer camp is for everyone, regardless of income. We are committed to giving everyone the opportunity to participate in character building programs regardless of one’s ability to pay. In addition to a subsidy program provided through the State of Wisconsin, the YMCA can also offer partial financial assistance for camp fees, if the state subsidy is less then 50%. State subsidy, if applicable, will be applied first to camp fees. Parents are then required to pay all fees not covered by subsidy support For financial assistance information contact Sue Crass at the Sturgeon Bay Program Center at 920-743-4949 or Josh Lardinois at the Northern Door Program Center at 920-868-3660. All requests are confidential. For state subsidy information, contact Val Bauldry at Human Services of Door County at 920-746-2245.

Verification of subsidy support is due by June 10 or regular deposit are immediately due.

CAMP SUPERVISION POLICY

The Door County YMCA is not able to provide 1:1 supervision of any child in our camp programs. Normal state licensing ratios are implemented and range from 1:10 to Due to high costs associate with offering camp, we need 1:15 depending on ages and activities. If your child requires to ensure fees are kept current. Failure to meet payment more supervision, it will be the parent’s responsibility to schedules may result in termination of care. inform the YMCA and provide that service for your child.

Assisting adults are permitted to accompany children in our camps at no additional cost. Contact the camp director to make arrangements before your child arrives at camp.

All campers are encouraged to join as a YMCA member to receive a discount on camp and full membership privileges. A youth membership is $17.50 per month. Or better yet, join as a Summer fun includes swimming in our tremendous aquatic family and make the Y your destination for family facilities or local beaches! Please note that most of activities year round! For more information on our Camp Compass programs include instructional and/ becoming a Y member, visit or recreational swim time as a part of the curriculum. www.doorcountyymca.org or call Sturgeon Bay Program Center 920-743-4949 Instructional swim programs include a pre- and post-season Northern Door Program Center 920-868-3660 assessment that will be sent home for you to see your 4 campers’ progress.

Camp enrollments are accepted 48 hours prior to the camp day, or on a space-available basis.

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SWIMMING POLICY

EXPLORER CAMP LANSING AVENUE CENTER AGES 4 & 5

Explorer Camp, located at our Lansing Center, is a fun and exciting first camp experience for 4 and 5 year olds. Your child will experience the “magic” that summer camp offers: making new friends, creating cool art projects, learning new games, enjoying summer activities, and even taking field trips on a REAL school bus! Each week presents a theme geared toward the interests and abilities of preschool children; helping them explore, learn, and enjoy new experiences. Field Trips this year include going to the The Fire Boat, Maritime Museum, The Farm, Egg Harbor Fun Park, Apple Valley Bowling, Coast Guard Station, Fire Department and many other Door County treasures.

Camp dates: June 14 through August 18 Camp times: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/or Thursdays

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Lansing Avenue Center

Contact: Dori Meyer At 920-743-4949 Camp Location: 876 S Lansing Avenue

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

920-818-0796

Registration Dates: Y Member: General Public: March 7-April 30 $155 all Tuesdays $194 all Tuesdays $155 all Wednesdays $194 all Wednesdays

$155 all Thursdays $194 all Thursdays May 1- End of Camp $170 all Tuesdays $212 all Tuesdays

$170 all Wednesdays $212 all Wednesdays

$170 all Thursdays $212 all Thursdays

WEEKLY THEMES Week 1: June 14, 15, 16 Curious George Goes to Camp Let’s start our summer off with Curious George as we get to know our new friends.

Week 2: June 21, 22, 23

Summer Kickoff

To celebrate the first days of summer, we will visit some Sturgeon Bay parks and go to a movie.

Week 3: June 28, 29, 30

Active Kids

This week will be filled with sports and games, including swimming and gymnastics.

Week 4: July 5, 6, 7

Stars & Stripes

To honor the Red, White, and Blue, we will ride on the fire boat and visit the Maritime Museum.

Week 5: July 12, 13, 14 5

Barnyard Palooza

Week 6: July 19, 20, 21

Artistic Expression

Children can show off their talents with our guest art teachers.

Week 7: July 26, 27, 28

Have a Ball

All American sports fun, including mini golfing and bowling.

Week 8: August 2, 3, 4

Splish Splash

Campers will be swimming and enjoying outdoor water fun.

Week 9: August 9, 10, 11 Heroes with Hearts Campers will get the opportunity to meet heroes right here in Door County at the US Coast Guard Station and the Sturgeon Bay Fire Department.

Week 10: August 16, 17, 18 Summer Send Off

Fun times at different beaches to close out our wonderful summer together.

Have fun getting to know different animals at some local farms.

Note: Activities may change based on weather, attendance and other circumstances.

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TYPICAL WEEKLY SCHEDULE MONDAY

ADVENTURE SCHEDULE TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Huddle Group

Huddle Group

Huddle Group Variety Activities

Huddle Group

Huddle Group

Library Adventures

Swim Lessons

Community Service

Mastery Activities

Open Swim

Peterson Park

Sunset Park Variety Activities

Lunch Mastery Activities Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Lunch Mastery Activities Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Extended Care

Extended Care

Extended Care

Field Trip

Lunch Mastery Activities Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony Extended Care

TRAVELER SCHEDULE

Lunch Cherry Blossom Snack Camper Planned Reward Extended Care

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Huddle Group

Huddle Group

Huddle Group Variety Activities

Huddle Group

Huddle Group

Mastery Activities

Swim Lessons

Community Service

Library

Variety Activities

Sunset Park

Peterson Park

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Lunch Cherry Blossom

Lunch Mastery Activities

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Extended Care

Extended Care

Open Swim

Lunch Mastery Activities

Lunch Mastery Activities

Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Snack Camper Planned Reward

Extended Care

Extended Care

Extended Care

Field Trip

TYPICAL WEEKLY SCHEDULE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Extended Care Breakfast

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Huddle Group “Navigate” Our Week

Huddle Group

Huddle Group Variety Activities

Huddle Group Mystery & Science at the Library

Huddle Group

Cherry Blossom

Community Service or VIP Field Trip

Lunch Mastery Activities

Lunch Mastery Activities

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Extended Care

Extended Care

Sunset Park

Open Swim Peterson Park

Lunch Mastery Activities

Lunch Mastery Activities Variety Activities

Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Variety Activities Snack Reflection Closing Ceremony

Extended Care

Extended Care

Extended Care

Field Trip

Snacks Planned Reward

Extended Care

Mastery Activities

Regular camp sessions will run from 8:30am-4:00pm each day, however, understanding the various needs of family, we will continue to offer before camp care (from 5:30-8:30am) and after camp care (from 4:00-5:45pm) at no additional cost! This time will focus on Camper Choice and Play and Variety Activities as we wait for other campers to join us.

Opening & Closing Ceremonies

Giving campers a chance to select an activity to practice at least three times during a camp week helps them build a sense of achievement. When campers return to an activity with a clear goal in mind, they are able to build skills in that activity. Weekly activities will be offered, with recognition for successful completion. Campers will use tracking systems to record accomplishments over the summer.

Huddle Group

Reflection

Acknowledging the start and end of each day with a ritual Variety Activities gives your camp the chance to assemble as one large Exploring a range of activities throughout the camp session allows group, participate in fun and engaging routines, recognize campers to discover their interests and talents. These activities are and celebrate campers and counselors, and experience an a little more general than mastery activities, focused less on skill inclusive and positive social environment.

building and more on trying new things and connecting with others.

Getting to know campers’ names, interests, and qualities during small-group interactions creates a positive social environment, promotes friendships among campers, and reduces and resolves behavior conflicts and bullying.

It's easy to jump from one activity to the next in the excitement and rush of the camp day, but youth development is best supported by building in time for individual or small-group reflection on activities or the day’s events. These few moments will foster relationships and support belonging among campers and between campers and Camper Choice & Play

Supervised time, not directed by camp counselors, provides counselors. It's a fun way to end each day. campers with an important opportunity to make individual Camper Planned Events choices and feel a sense of belonging at camp. Campers can Engaging campers to select, organize, and run an event builds use the time to explore various opportunities for indoor, collaboration skills and offers important leadership opportunities.

These events will celebrate the fun of the week...maybe it will be a outdoor or imaginative play. performance, showcase, or favorite game...the campers will decide! 5 7

CAMP COMPASS PRE-SUMMER WEEK

LANSING AVENUE CENTER JUNE 6-JUNE 10

AGE 5 THROUGH STUDENTS ENTERING 5TH GRADE SCHOOL IS OUT, SUMMER IS IN YMCA Summer Camp doesn’t start until June 13, but don’t worry. Our Pre-Summer Week held June 6-10 is here to help, especially our Southern Door and Sevastopol friends who are scheduled to be out of school that whole week. Sturgeon Bay schools are scheduled to wrap up on June 7, so these friends can join us starting June 8.

Get summer started with the right tone by Camp dates: Monday through Friday, June 6-10 transitioning straight from school into our Camp times: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm; Pre-Summer Week. Whether signing up for

FREE extended care available one day or the whole week, participants will

5:30 am - 8:30 am and 4:00 pm –5:45 pm fill their time with field trips, sports, swimming, arts & crafts, and more. A nutritious Lansing Avenue Center breakfast and lunch will be served each day of Contact: JoAnna Severinsen Pre-Summer Week.

Camp Location: 876 S. Lansing Ave.

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

920-818-0796

PRE-SUMMER ACTIVITIES Monday, June 6 Tuesday, June 7 Wednesday, June 8 Thursday, June 9 Friday, June 10

Kick off activities & swimming at the Y Sturgeon Bay Cinema Egg Harbor Fun Park Outdoor activities at Crossroads Games & swimming at the Y

Note: Activities may change based on weather, attendance and other circumstances.

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Registration Dates:

Y Member:

General Public:

March 7 - April 30 May 1 - End of Camp

$160 per week/$35 day $175 per week/$38 day

$180 per week/$43 day $210 per week/$47 day

ADVENTURE CAMP LANSING AVENUE CENTER AGE 5 THROUGH ENTERING GRADE 1 Every day of this full-time licensed day camp is full of activities that nourish your child’s sense of adventure and creativity. The weekly themes promote learning across a broad spectrum of subjects, with field trips and activities that bring your child’s summer beyond the ordinary, into the extraordinary.

Camp dates: June 13 through August 26 Camp times: 8:30 am to 4:00pm; FREE extended care available

5:30 am to 8:30 am and 4:00 pm to 5:45pm

Lansing Avenue Center

Contact: Alexis Fuller, Camp Director Camp Location: 876 S. Lansing Ave.

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

920-818-0796 Registration Dates: March 7-April 30 May1-End of Camp

Please contact JoAnna Severinsen, Camp Administrator if questions arise before April 11 at 920-818-0691

Y Member: $160 per week/$35 day $175 per week/$38 day

General Public: $180 per week/$43 day $210 per week/$47 day

ADVENTURE CAMP WEEKLY TRIPS

Week 1: June 13 – 17 Apple Valley Lanes Week 2: June 20 – 24 The Farm Week 3: June 27 – July 1 Door County Candle/Schopf’s Dairy Week 4: July 4 – 8 NEW Zoo Week 5: July 11 -15 Plum Loco Week 6: July 18 – 22 Cherry Picking at Choice Orchards Week 7: July 25 – 29 Swimming at Quietwoods South Week 8: Aug. 1 – 5 Sir Bounce-A-lot Week 9: Aug. 8 – 12 Bay Beach Week 10: Aug. 15 – 19 Crossroads at Big Creek Aug. 16: Summer Camp Party at Peterson Park Week 11: Aug. 22 – 26 Railroad Museum Aug. 29 – Sep. 2: Post Camp Week - Watch for flyer Trips are typically scheduled for Wednesdays of each week, but may change based on weather, attendance, and other circumstances. Swim lessons are included weekly on Tuesdays for all Adventure Campers, with open swim planned for Mondays; gym and park activities will be regularly scheduled at the Sturgeon Bay Program Center. Bus trips to local parks and walking field trips to the Library and Cherry Blossom Park are also planned into each week.

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TRAVELER CAMP LANSING AVENUE CENTER ENTERING GRADES 2 & 3 Traveler Camp is a full-time licensed day camp that builds on your child’s adventurous spirit to bring about a further sense of independence in an environment that embraces new experiences, weekly themes and a healthy food curriculum that will help campers build skills for life and form lasting friendships.

Camp dates: June 13 through August 26 Camp times: 8:30am-4:00pm; FREE extended care

available 5:30-8:30am & 4:00-5:45pm

Lansing Avenue Center

Contact: Alexis Fuller, Camp Director Camp Location: 876 S. Lansing Ave.

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

920-818-0796 Registration Dates: March 7 - April 30 May 1 - End of Summer

Please contact JoAnna Severinsen, Camp Administrator if questions arise before April 11 at 920-818-0691

Y Member: $160 per week/$35 day $175 per week/$38 day

General Public: $180 per week/$43 day $210 per week/$47 day

TRAVELER CAMP WEEKLY TRIPS

Week 1: June 13 – 17 Apple Valley Lanes Week 2: June 20 – 24 Swimming at Quietwoods South Week 3: June 27 – July 1 Door County Candle/Schopf’s Dairy Week 4: July 4 – 8 Sir Bounce-A-Lot Week 5: July 11 -15 Cave and Nature Center Week 6: July 18 – 22 Cherry Picking at Choice Orchard Week 7: July 25 – 29 Hands on Art Studio Week 8: Aug. 1 – 5 NEW Zoo Week 9: Aug. 8 – 12 Swimming at Quietwoods South Week 10: Aug. 15 – 19 Hickey Brothers Fishery Aug. 16: Summer Camp Party at Peterson Park Week 11: Aug. 22 – 26 Bay Beach Aug. 29 – Sep. 2: Post Camp Week - Watch for flyer Trips are typically scheduled for Wednesdays of each week, but may change based on weather, attendance, and other circumstances. Swim lessons are included weekly on Tuesdays for all Traveler Campers, with open swim planned for Thursdays; gym and park activities will be regularly scheduled at the Sturgeon Bay Program Center. Bus trips to local parks and walking field trips to the Library and Cherry Blossom Park are also planned into each week.

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NAVIGATOR CAMP LANSING AVENUE CENTER ENTERING GRADES 4 & UP Navigator Camp, located in our Sturgeon Bay Program Center, provides our oldest campers (grades 4 and up) with the opportunities to discover new talents, gain independence and build lasting relationships and memories. Navigators will have the opportunity to suggest how they would like to navigate through camp with extra trips and activities they enjoy most. This camp will model other Camp Compass programs in quality and daily structure, but with adventures that are geared towards their ages.

Camp dates: June 13 through August 26 Camp times: 8:30am-4:00pm; FREE extended care

available 5:30-8:30am & 4:00-5:45pm

Lansing Avenue Center

Contact: Alexis Fuller, Camp Director Camp Location: 876 S. Lansing Ave

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

920-818-0796 Please contact JoAnna Severinsen, Camp Administrator if questions arise before April 11 at 920-818-0691

Registration Dates: March 7-April 30 May1-End of Camp

Y Member: $160 per week/$35 day $175 per week/$38 day

General Public: $180 per week/$43 day $210 per week/$47 day

NAVIGATOR CAMP WEEKLY TRIPS

Week 1: June 13 – 17 Apple Valley Lanes Week 2: June 20 – 24 Swimming at Quietwoods South Week 3: June 27 – July 1 Door County Candle/Schopf’s Dairy Week 4: July 4 – 8 Sir Bounce-A-Lot Week 5: July 11 -15 Cave and Nature Center Week 6: July 18 – 22 Cherry Picking at Choice Orchard Week 7: July 25 – 29 Hands on Art Studio Week 8: Aug. 1 – 5 NEW Zoo Week 9: Aug. 8 – 12 Swimming at Quietwoods South Week 10: Aug. 15 – 19 Hickey Brothers Fishery Aug. 16: Summer Camp Party at Peterson Park Week 11: Aug. 22 – 26 Bay Beach Aug. 29 – Sep. 2: Post Camp Week - Watch for flyer Trips are typically scheduled for Wednesdays of each week, but may change based on weather, attendance, and other circumstances. On Fridays there will be open swim, gym and park activities.

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EXPLORER CAMP

CAMPS IN THE PARKS SUNSET AND OTUMBA PARKS

Sturgeon Bay Program Center

OTUMBA PARK HALF-DAY CAMP Meets at Otumba Park Ages 7 to 12 Counselors: Amber Englebert & Eric Natwick This amazing camp is a collaboration between the Door County YMCA and the City of Sturgeon Bay to provide a half-day camp that is both affordable and fun! Taking place at Otumba Park on the west side of Sturgeon Bay, kids will spend the majority of their time playing games outside and taking advantage of the wonderful Otumba Park beach.

Weekly field trips to businesses and parks that are within walking distance will allow the kids to experience Sturgeon Bay in a way that they may not have before. With a FREE snack and lunch everyday, this is an awesome way to get kids active and involved in a one-of-a kind summer camp!

Camp dates: Session 1-June 20 through July 7

Session 2- July 11 through July 28

Session 3- August 1 through August 18 Camp Times: Monday through Thursday, 9:00am-noon What to bring: Water Bottle, Swimsuit, Towel, Sunscreen, Sweatshirt or Windbreaker Registration: Y Member: $35/session

General Public: $35/session

SUNSET PARK TENNIS CAMP Meets at Sunset Park Ages 7 and older Counselor: Eric Natwick Does it get any better than playing tennis in Door County during the month of August? Set your child up to create a healthy and life-long sport/hobby by signing them up for Tennis Camp this summer. Activities and games will be geared around a three week plan to improve forehand, backhand and serve. The biggest objective, however, is to create a love for a sport that they can play the rest of their life. Participants are welcome to bring their own tennis racket or borrow one.

Camp Dates: August 1 through August 18 Camp Times: Monday through Thursday, 1:00-2:00pm What to bring: Water Bottle, Tennis Shoes, Tennis Racket, Sweatshirt or Windbreaker.

Registration: Y Member: $49

General Public: $61 In case of inclement weather, please call the Sturgeon Bay Program Center on the morning of the lesson to find out about cancellations.

STURGEON BAY SUMMER OLYMPICS Meets at Otumba Park Ages 8 and older Counselor: Eric Natwick The Summer Olympics provides an amazing opportunity for kids to not only learn about sports and games of the world, but also about other countries. This camp will provide activities that teach them new sports, and introduce them to cultures of different countries. We will emphasize the four core values of the YMCA; which align so nicely with the mission of the Olympics and the world peace that they aim for.

Camp dates: June 20 through July 27 Camp times: Tuesdays and Thursdays.12:30-3:30pm What to bring: Water Bottle, Swimsuit, Towel, Tennis Shoes, Sweatshirt or Windbreaker Registration: Y Member: $50

General Public: $70

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SPECIALTY CAMPS STURGEON BAY PROGRAM CENTER GYMNASTICS PROGRESSIVE CAMP

Ages 6 to 13 The goal of this week of gymnastics is to support each individual gymnast in learning new skills while improving existing ones. The focus shifts each day to cover a particular development element. Participants must have had two previous sessions of gymnastics and have been enrolled in Progressive Level 1 or higher.

Camp Dates: August 1 through August 4 Sturgeon Bay Program Center Camp Times: Monday through Thursday Contact: Amy Gamble 9:00 am to12:00 pm Camp Location: 1900 Michigan Street Registration: Y Member: $70 General Public: $90

GYMNASTICS TEAM CAMP

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 920-743-4949

This intensive camp focuses on advancing the skills of the seasoned gymnast. All gymnasts must have competed on the Striver’s Team or another YMCA competitive team. Team camp is only open to YMCA members.

Camp Dates: Monday, June 20 through Friday, June 24 Levels 1,2 & 3 8:30 am to10:15am Camp open to Y Members Only: $75 Levels 4, 6, Silver & Gold 10:15 am to12:15 pm Camp open to Y Members Only: $85 Camp Dates: Monday, August 8 through Thursday, August11 Levels 1, 2 & 3 8:30 am to 10:15 am Camp open to Y Members Only: $60 Levels 4, 6 & Silver & Gold 10:15 am to 12:15 pm Camp open to Y Members Only: $70

ST. NORBERT SOCCER CAMP

Sturgeon Bay Program Center

ART CAMPS

Sturgeon Bay Program Center

Derek Rhodes, the head coach of St. Norbert College and former professional soccer player, will be running a premier soccer camp here at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA. This unique soccer camp opportunity will provide a fun and challenging environment. Skill development, technique and game play will be emphasized to enable each camper to reach his or her full potential as a soccer player. Instruction will focus on improving dribbling, passing, shooting and small sided games. Individual attention will give campers the opportunity to improve their own abilities in a competitive safe environment. Campers will have the opportunity to display newly learned techniques in large group games while working with current and former SNC players.

Camp Dates: June 8 through June 10 Ages 7 to 14 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Registration: $125 per player

Register at www.sncsoccercamps.com What to bring: Water bottle, soccer cleats or tennis shoes, shin guards and sweatshirt or windbreaker

Art Camps encourage children to be creative and use their imagination as much as possible. This increased emphasis on creativity can help to foster new ways of thinking about the world in general. Classes will include: Photography with Suzanne Rose, Water Colors with Kari Anderson and many more. Watch for more information including dates and pricing in our spring program guide.

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EXPLORER CAMP

NUTRITIOUS AND DELICIOUS

Sturgeon Bay Program Center

SUMMER FOODS PROGRAM FUELS DOOR COUNTY COMMUNITY KIDS

The Door County Y’s Sturgeon Bay Program Center will once again sponsor the Summer Foods Program, where any child 18 and under that would like a free lunch during the summer will be fed a well-balanced, nutritious meal.

With a mission to promote a healthy spirit, mind and body for all, and a focus on youth development, fueling the brains and bodies of Door Community kids is what The Y is all about. Participants in Sturgeon Bay Camp Compass programs will receive free breakfast and lunch through this program, while other community locations will be served a lunch according to a set schedule.

CHOICES WITHIN LIMITS

In response to a call by First Lady Michelle Obama and the Partnership for a Healthier America, the Y has expanded its longtime commitment to supporting healthy living by adopting a set of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity (HEPA) standards.

Healthy Eating and Physical Activity (HEPA) Standards are the basis of our Summer Foods Program and Summer Camp Nutrition and Activity guidelines.

Beverage:

Physical Activity:

-Water is accessible and available to children at all times, including at the table during snacks and meals.

-Provide children with opportunities for moderate and vigorous physical activity for at least 60 minutes per day during a full-day program.

-Y staff will model active living by participating in physical activities with children.

Food: -Children serve themselves (family style) food and beverages. Y staff sit with the children during snacks and meals.

-Fruits or vegetables are served for every meal and snack.

-Provide foods that don’t list sugar as one of the first three ingredients.

-Y staff model healthy eating behaviors by enjoying the same foods and beverages as children.

Screen Time: -For children over 2, screen time is limited to less than 1 hour per day. During screen time, try to minimize exposure to ads marketing unhealthy foods.

Family Engagement: -Engage parents and caregivers using informational materials and activities focused on healthy eating and physical activity at least once every three months.

The Summer Foods Program is a collaborative effort made possible with the support from the following local partners: •Bay Hill Apartments•The Boys and Girls Club•City of Algoma•City of Sturgeon Bay •Community of Carlsville•The Door County Health Department•Therma-Tron-X, Inc.•EconoFoods •Private supporters•Renards Cheese•United Way•UW-Extension•Walmart

*Call the Sturgeon Bay Program Center at 743-4949 or check our website for a complete summer food schedule and weekly menus.

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LEADERS IN TRAINING STURGEON BAY ENTERING GRADE 7 AND OLDER The LIT (Leaders in Training) program is a leadership development and mentoring program.

This training program will provide an opportunity for youth that are too old for our camps to give back to the program by assisting our adult counselors with camp. The goal of this program is to provide participants with opportunities to improve their leadership skills and to be an example of the YMCA’s four core values (honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility). In addition to working on leadership, the LIT program develops skills needed to deal effectively with groups of children, organization, safety awareness, and motivation. Participants are expected to commit to a set schedule (or adequate communication with their supervisor if unable to attend), participate fully in camp activities, and to demonstrate positive role modeling at all times.

Applicants for this program will need to fully complete the applications and attend the mandatory orientation. Applications can be found online at DoorCountyYMCA.org, or maybe picked up at the Sturgeon Bay Program Center

Camp Directors: Eric Natwick and Alexis Fuller (920-743-4949) Camp Location: Dependent on Camp Assigned Camp Times: Dependent on Camp Assigned * Required training session June 10, 9:00 am to Noon at the Lansing Avenue Center. **Applications for this program must be submitted by May 31.

CAN’T FIND YOUR SUMMER CLASS? Other summer classes like PEAK Performance and T-ball will be distributed through our June Summer program guide.

Registrations for PEAK Performance and T-ball will begin in April.

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CAMP COMPASS NORTHERN DOOR CENTER & SISTER BAY VILLAGE HALL FUN IN THE SUN & COMMANDER CAMPS CAMPERS CHECKLIST

A Typical Day at Camp Compass

THE ROUTINE WHAT TO WEAR: • Tennis shoes/hiking boots with socks (Please do not wear sandals or open toed shoes.)

• Comfortable clothes & camp t-shirt on field trip days

DAILY BACKPACK ITEMS: Please label with permanent marker

• Water bottle • Extra Clothes • Bag Lunch (Please send a healthy lunch. Water is the preferred drink of choice.)

• Sunscreen • Bug repellent • Swimsuit & towel • Optional items: goggles, ear or nose plug, plastic bag for wet swim suit and towel.

PLEASE DO NOT BRING: • Money • Personal electronic items or cell phones • Toys from home

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• Drop off & check in (8:00 am to 8:30 am) • Counselor led enrichment activities (see sample activities below) • Morning snack (provided by the YMCA) • Enrichment activities • Lunch (please pack a healthy lunch) • Enrichment activities • Afternoon snack (provided by the YMCA) • Enrichment activities • Clean up and recap of the day • Pick up & sign out (4:15 pm to 5:00 pm)

ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES • Library visits • Geography & the world around us • Community service projects • Swimming lessons • Kayaking • Hiking • Field trips • Gardening • Crafts

Week 1: June 13 – 17

WEEKLY THEMES

Aloha Summer

It’s time to say hello to summer with new friends at summer camp. Week one focuses on getting to know each other, building camaraderie, and becoming familiar with the Y’s core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.

Campers will also take a sailing lesson with the Ephraim Yacht Club (EYC).

Week 2: June 20 – 24 Heritage & History

The sun will peak with the summer solstice, and campers will delve into the Scandinavian traditions of the peninsula that coincide with midsummer celebrations. A trip to Sister Bay Historical Society’s Corner of the Past Museum will highlight the week’s history lessons.

Week 3: June 27 – July 1 Nurturing America’s Nature

Leading up to Independence Day, campers will take a closer look at the natural world surrounding them. With a foray to The Ridges Sanctuary and an expedition along their Family Discovery Trail, campers will gain further insight into our unique ecosystem. All-American crafts and games will be a preview to the long holiday weekend.

Week 4: July 5 – 8

Maritime Marvels

Week 5: July 11 -15

Performer’s Paradise

Week 6: July 18 – 22

Camp Cuesta

Week 7: July 25 – 29

Food Frenzy

With 250 miles of shoreline, the Door Peninsula has a rich maritime history. Campers will learn about the allure of shipwrecks, the lore of Death’s Door, the commercial fishing industry and our shipbuilding traditions, as well as travel to the Door County Maritime Museum’s Gills Rock location to check out the fishing tug Hope.

Campers will learn traditional folk dances with the Door County Folk Festival, as well as experience other types of performing arts throughout the week. With a backstage tour at Peninsula Player’s Theatre, campers can experience their own curtain call.

The day camp experience will transition to a resident camp overnight at the Girl Scout’s Camp Cuesta in Baileys Harbor. In addition to learning outdoor survival skills, campers will enjoy a night full of grilling, storytelling and making memories.

As the summer growing season hits its stride, campers get the opportunity to take a closer look at where their food is grown and raised. A trip to Seaquist Orchards Farm Market will highlight everything there is to know about cherries, bringing the fruit of the Door Peninsula to the forefront of campers’ minds. Swim lessons at the beach in Sister Bay will also begin.

Week 8: August 1 – 5 Water Ways

Exploration of Door County and its surrounding water will continue as campers take to the bay with a Shoreline Charter Boat tour. Since The Ridges Sanctuary is always a favorite, campers will return to the lakeside of the peninsula. This time, the focus will be on the Baileys Harbor Range Lights’ role in keeping boats safe and a picnic on the beach.

Week 9: August 8 – 12 Island Adventure

Camp will depart from the mainstream and mainland for a day trip to Washington Island. Hopping aboard the ferry will be the first of many vantage points to get a glimpse of an island way of life.

Week 10: August 15 – 19

Fun at THE Farm

Week 11: August 22 – 26

Aloha Summer

From four-legged friends to wild things with wings, animals will be the motif for this week of camp. A trip to THE Farm, a living museum of rural America, will provide campers lots of hands on opportunities and educational experiences with cuddly critters.

Our last week of camp will be a time to feel the sand between your toes, to savor the warmth of the summer sun on your face, and to recap highlights from summer before heading back to school. Campers will have ample opportunities to reflect on their summer of adventure.

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COMMANDERS CAMP COMMANDERS CAMP

NORTHERN DOOR CENTER & SISTER BAY VILLAGE HALL ENTERING GRADES K - 6 What kid wouldn’t fall in love with summer camp when days are filled with field trips, exploration on foot, group games, artistic creations and outdoor activities? The two home bases throughout the week (Tuesday & Thursday at the Sister Bay Village Hall; Friday at the Northern Door Program Center) provide campers a well-rounded glimpse of summer in Northern Door.

Camp dates: June 14 through August 26 Camp times: Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays;

8:00 am to 5:00 pm REGISTRATION

Y MEMBER: $374 all Tuesdays/$35 day $374 all Thursdays/$35 day $374 all Fridays/$35 day

GENERAL PUBLIC: $451 all Tuesdays/$43 day $451 all Thursdays/$43 day $451 all Fridays/$43 day

May 1-end of Camp

$407 all Tuesdays/$38 day $407 all Thursdays/$38 day $407 all Fridays/$38 day

$495 all Tuesdays/$47 day $495 all Thursdays/$47 day $495 all Fridays/$47 day

March 7-April 30

Contact: Allison Vroman for any questions at 920-868-3660

FUN IN THE SUN CAMP

SISTER BAY VILLAGE HALL ENTERING GRADES K -6

The summer sun provides the backdrop and the inspiration for this camp experience provided in collaboration with the Village of Sister Bay. Based out of the Sister Bay Village Hall, safe, supervised activities abound around Waterfront Park and the Sister Bay Sports Complex, including swimming, biking, kayaking, tennis and soccer.

Camp dates: June 13 through August 24 Camp times: Mondays & Wednesdays

8:00 am to 5:00 pm REGISTRATION March 7-April 30

Y MEMBER: $748 all Monday&Wednesday/$35 day

GENERAL PUBLIC: $924 all Monday&Wednesday/$43 day

May 1-end of Camp

$814 all Monday&Wednesday/$38 day

$1,012 all Monday&Wednesday/$47 day

VILLAGE OF SISTER BAY RESIDENTS AND LODGING GUESTS WILL RECEIVE A 50% DISCOUNT OFF OF THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAM FEES. REGISTER EARLY, AS A LIMITED NUMBER OF DISCOUNTS ARE AVAILABLE ON A FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE BASIS.

Contact: Allison Vroman for any questions at 920-868-3660 18

This form is required ONLY for Adventure, Commanders, Explorer, Fun in the Sun, Navigator, Pre- Summer and Traveler Camps.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES Division of Public Health F-44192 (Rev. 09/08)

STATE OF WISCONSIN 66. 252.D4, Wis.Stats.

DAY CARE IMMUNIZATION RECORD

COMPLETE AND RETURN TO DAY CARE CENTER. State law requires all children in day care centers to present evidence of immunization against certain diseases within 30 school days (6 calendar weeks) of admission to the day care center. These requirements can be waived only if a properly signed health, religious, or personal conviction waiver is filed with the day care center. See “Waivers” below. If you have any questions on immunizations or how to complete this form, please contact your child’s day care provider or your local health department.

STEP 1 PERSONAL DATA

PLEASE PRINT

Child’s Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)

Date of Birth (Month/Day/Year)

Area Code/Telephone Number

Name of Parent/Guardian/Legal Custodian (Last, First, Middle Initial

Address (Street, Apartment Number, City, State, Zip)

STEP 2 IMMUNIZATION HISTORY LIST THE MONTH, DAY AND YEAR the child received each of the following immunizations. DO NOT USE A (4) OR (X) except to indicate whether the child has had chickenpox. If you do not have an immunization record for this child, contact your doctor or local public health department to obtain the records.

TYPE OF VACCINE

First Dose Month/Day/Year

Second Dose Month/Day/Year

Third Dose Month/Day/Year

Fourth Dose Month/Day/Year

Fifth Dose Month/Day/Year

Diptheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (Specify DTP, DTaP or DT Polio HIb (Haemophilus Influenzae Type B) Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) Hepatitis B Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine Vaccine is required only if the child has not had chickenpox disease Has the child had Varicella (chickenpox) disease? Check the appropriate box and provide the year if known. r Yes Year_________ (vaccine is not required) r No or Unsure (Vaccine is required)

STEP 3 REQUIREMENTS The following are the minimum required immunizations for the child’s age/grade at entry. All children within the range must meet these requirements at day care entrance. Children who reach a new age/grade level while attending this day care must have their records updated with dates of additional required doses.

AGE LEVELS

NUMBER OF DOSES

5 months through 15 months

2 DTP/DTaP/DT

2 Polio

2 HIb

2 PCV

2 Hep B

16 months through 23 months

3 DTP/DTaP/DT

2 Polio

3 HIb1

3 PCV2

2 Hep B

1 MMR3

2 years through 4 years

4 DTP/DTaP/DT

3 Polio

3 HIb1

3 PCV2

3 Hep B

1 MMR3

1 Varicella

At Kindergarten entrance

4 DTP/DTaP/DT4

4 Polio

3 Hep B

2 MMR3

2 Varicella

If the child began the HIb series at 12-14 months of age, only 2 doses are required. If the child received one dose of HIb at 15 months of age or after, no additional doses are required. Minimum of one dose must be received after 12 months of age (Note: a dose 4 days or less before the first birthday is also acceptable).

2 If the child began the PCV series at 12-23 months of age, only 2 doses are required. If the child received the first dose of PCV at 24 months of age or after, no additional doses are required.

3 MMR vaccine must have been received on or after the first birthday (Note: a dose 4 days or less before the 1st birthday is also acceptable).

4 Children entering kindergarten must have received on dose after the 4th birthday (either the 3rd, 4th, or 5th) to be compliant (NOTE: a dose 4 days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable).

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STEP 4 COMPLIANCE DATA AND WAIVERS IF THE CHILD MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS (sign at STEP 5 and return this form to the day care center). OR IF THE CHILD DOES NOT MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS (check the appropriate box below, sign and return this form to day care center) the child has not received all required doses of vaccine for his or her age group, at least the first dose of each vaccine has been received. I r Although understand that it is my responsibility to obtain the remaining required doses of vaccines for this child WITHIN ONE YEAR and to notify the day care center in writing as each dose is received.

NOTE: Failure to stay on schedule or report immunizations to the day care center may result in court action against the parents and a fine of up to $25.00 per day of violation.

r For health reasons this child should not receive the following immunizations_______(List in STEP 2 any immunizations already received) Physicians Signature Required

r r For personal conviction reasons this child should not be immunized. (List in STEP 2 any immunizations already received) For religious reasons this child should not be immunized. (List in STEP 2 any immunizations already received)

STEP 4 SIGNATURE To the best of my knowledge this form is complete and accurate.

SIGNATURE - Parent, Guardian or Legal Custodian

Date Signed

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This form is required for Pre-Summer, Adventure, Commanders, Explorer, Fun in the Sun, Traveler, Navigator, and LIT’s

Date of Birth (Month/Day/Year)

Area Code/Telephone Number

Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy)

First Day of Attendance

Name

Address - Home (Street, City)

Home/Cell Telephone Number

Name & Address of Place of Employment OR Where Reachable While Child is in Care

Name

Address - Home (Street, City)

Home/Cell Telephone Number

Name

Yes Yes Yes Yes

r r r r

No No No No

Address - Home (Street, City)

Address

Home/Cell Telephone Number

Telephone Number

Name & Address of Place of Employment OR Where Reachable While Child is in Care

Name & Address of Place of Employment OR Where Reachable While Child is in Care

SIGNATURE - Parent, Guardian or Legal Custodian

Date Signed

I hereby give my consent for emergency medical care or treatment to be used only if I cannot be reached immediately.

I have had an opportunity to review the policies of this child care center and a summary of the Wisconsin Rules for Licensing Child Care Centers.

I give my permission for my child to participate in field trips and other activities during operating hours. r Transported r Walking I have been informed of the number of pets in the center and their degree of contact with the enrolled children. Note: If pets are added after a child is enrolled, parents shall be notified in writing prior to the pet’s addition to the center.

To the best of my knowledge this form is complete and accurate.

SIGNATURE

r r r r

AUTHORIZATION

Name

PHYSICIAN OR MEDICAL FACILITY

Relationship to Child

EMERGENCY CONTACT - The person to be notified in an emergency when parents/guardians cannot be reached.

Relationship to Child

AUTHORIZED PERSONS - Persons other than parents/guardians who are authorized to pick up the child or aceppt the child if dropped off. If no one, write “none”

Guardian

Guardian

Father

Mother

Relationship to Child

Telephone Number

Telephone Number

Telephone Number

PARENT OR GUARDIAN - All parents/guardians are permitted to visit during center hours and are allowed to pick up the child unless access is prohibited or restricted by a court order.

NAME (Last, First, Middle Initial)

CHILD INFORMATION

USE OF FORM: Use of this form is mandatory for Family Child Care Centers to comply with DCF 250.04(6)(a)1. Failure to comply may result in issuance of a noncompliance statement. This form may also be used by Group Child Care Centers and Day Camps to comply with DCF 251.04(6)(a)1. and DCF 252.41(4)(a)1. respectively. Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes (Privacy Law. s.15.04(1)(m). Wisconsin Statutes).

INSTRUCTIONS: The parent/guardian shall fill out the form completely, sign it and submit it to the center prior to the children’s first day of attendance. Information on this form shall be kept current.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STATE OF WISCONSIN Division of Public Health DCF-F (CFS-0062) (RA. 02/2009) CHILD CARE ENROLLMENT

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HEALTH HISTORY AND EMERGENCY CARE PLAN

Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy)

Telephone Number

Telephone Number - Work

Telephone Number - Work

Telephone Number

Telephone Number - Cellular

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

r r r r

No I authorize the center to allow my child to self-apply repellent

No I authorize the center to apply repellent to my child.

No I authorize the center to allow my child to self-apply sunscreen

No I authorize the center to apply sunscreen to my child.

Brand Name

Brand Name

Ingredient Strength

Ingredient Strength

r Non-food allergy. Specify:

r Milk allergy. If a child is allergic to milk, attach a statement from the medical professional indicating the acceptable alternative. r Food allergy. Specify food(s):

HEALTH HISTORY AND EMERGENCY CARE PLAN If available, attach any health care plan information from the child’s physician, therapist, etc.

1. Check any special medical condition that your child may have. r No specific medical condition r Asthma r Diabetes r Gastrointestinal or feeding concerns including special diet and supplements r Cerebral palsy/motor disorder r Epilepsy/seizure disorder r Any disorder including Cognitively Disabled, LD, ADD, ADHD, or Autism r Other condition(s) requiring special care - specify:

r r r r

SUNSCREEN/INSECT REPELLENT AUTHORIZATION If provided by the parent, the sunscreen or insect repellent shall be labeled with the child’s name. Per DCF 251.07(6)(f)2., authorizations shall be reviewed every 6 months and updated as necessary. Per DCF 250.07(6)(f)2.a., Authorizations shall be reviewed periodically and updated as necessary.

Name - Physician Address - Medical Facility

Telephone Number - Home

Name

PHYSICIAN/MEDICAL FACILITY INFORMATION

Telephone Number - Home

Name

Telephone Number - Cellular

Date - First Day of Attendance (mm/dd/yyyy)

PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION (Provide information where the parent(s)/guardian(2) may be reached while the child is in care

Address - Home (Street, City, State, Zip Code)

Name (Last, First, MI)

CHILD INFORMATION

Instructions: The parent/guardian should complete this form for placement in the child’s file prior to the child’s first day of attendance. Information contained on the form shall be shared with any person caring for the child. The department recommends that parents/guardians and center staff periodically review and update the information provided on this form.

Use of form: This form is required for family and group child care centers and day camps to comply with DCF 250.04(6)(a)1. and 250.07(6)(L)5. DCF 251.05(6)(a)6. and 251.07(6)(k)5., and DCF 252.44(6)(g) of the Wisconsin Administrative Codes. Failure to comply may result in issuance of a noncompliance statement. Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes {Privacy Law, s. 15.04(1)(m), Wisconsin Statutes].

STATE OF WISCONSIN Page 1

This form is required for Pre-Summer, Adventure, Commanders, Explorer, Fun in the Sun, Traveler, Navigator, and LIT’s

DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Division of Early Care and Education DCF-F (CFS-2345) (R. 03/2009)

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Page 2

Review Dates:

SIGNATURE - Parent or Guardian

Additional information that may be helpful to the child care provider.

When to consider that the condition requires emergency medical care or reassessment.

When to call parents regarding symptoms or failure to respond to treatment.

c.

b.

a.

Identify any child care staff to whom you have given specialized training / instructions to help treat symptoms.

Date Signed (mm/dd/yyyy)

Steps the child care provider should follow. If prescription or non-prescription medications are necessary, a copy of the form Authorization to Administer Medication should be attached to this form. Note: group child care centers and day camps may use their own form.

Signs or symptoms to watch for – Specify.

Triggers that may cause problems – Specify.

STATE OF WISCONSIN

This form is required for Pre-Summer, Adventure, Commanders, Explorer, Fun in the Sun, Traveler, Navigator, and LIT’s

DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Division of Early Care and Education DCF-F (CFS-2345) (R. 03/2009)

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Required for ALL camps

DOOR COUNTY YMCA

SCHEDULED PAYMENT AGREEMENT Membership Holder’s Name (Parent) Participant Name(s) Camp Name(s) Total Amount Due: $ If your account information is stored with the YMCA, what are the last 4 digits of the Bank Account or Credit Card that the YMCA should use for payments . If you do not have an account on file, you will need to provide that information.

I authorize the YMCA to withdraw the amount of $ dates: Date:

Amount: $

Date:

Amount: $

Date:

Amount: $

Date:

Amount: $

Date:

Amount: $

Date:

Amount: $

on the following

I understand that the fees must be paid in full prior to the scheduled day of the program my child is participating in or scheduled to be pain in the full before end of camp. I may also be asked to pay dues in full in the event of returned payments (NSF, account closed, etc.). I also am aware that I may not be allowed to sign up for future programming while an outstanding balance exists on my account.

SIGNATURE: DATE:

NO PHOTO RELEASE STATEMENT

I DO NOT give consent to let my child be photographed for use by the YMCA in newspapers or other media for the purpose of publicity or advertisement, even understanding that no last names will be published.

Complete (and sign) and return to Sturgeon Bay Center 1900 Michigan Street Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 (920) 743-8812 fax

Northern Door Center 3866 Gibraltar Road Fish Creek, WI 54212 (920) 868-9970 fax

Camp fees must be paid in full by the scheduled camp date unless otherwise arranged. *If you anticipate subsidy support, please arrant a meeting with Val at Social Services as soon as possible. Verification of support is due by June 10 or regular deposits for camp are done as stated on page 4.

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NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION US POSTAGE PAID STURGEON BAY PERMIT #18

Door County YMCA

1900 Michigan Street Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 www.DoorCountyYMCA.org

Summer Camp Registration Opens March 7th For The Best Time Ever!

BEST.SUMMER.EVER.

Sturgeon Bay Program Center

1900 Michigan Street, Sturgeon Bay (920) 743-4949 • Fax (920) 743-8812

Northern Door Program Center

3866 Gibraltar Road, Fish Creek (920) 868-3660 • Fax (920) 868-9970

Lansing Avenue Center

876 South Lansing Avenue, Sturgeon Bay (920) 818-0796 • Fax (920) 818-0798

REGISTER EARLY TO SAVE Early Bird pricing runs through April 30 Financial assistance is available. Please call 920-743-4949 or 920-868-3660 for more information