New England Teen Virtual Camp Fair 2021

CAMP EXPO 2021

NEW ENGLAND TEEN VIRTUAL CAMP FAIR Day Camps • Overnight Camps • Enrichment Programs • Camps for Special Needs

Your Teen’s Best Summer EVER Starts Here CounselorIn-Training Programs

75+

Camp Listings

3 Reasons Camp Is Crucial

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

1

TM

2021 Virtual Camp & Summer Expo

Learn about more than 75 day and overnight camps as well as summer programs for all ages and interests.

Thank You to our Sponsors:

2

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Featured Day Camps: AHEAD - Analytics Head Start BC High Summer Programs Cambridge-Ellis School Cambridge Montessori School Camp Baker / Judge Baker Children’s Center Charles River Creative Arts Program Club48 (USES) Dedham Health and Athletic Edge on Science Empow Studios Everwood Day Camp Falmouth Academy FA Summer Fusion Academy German International School Boston Hopkinton Center for the Arts iCode of Wellesley STEAM Camps International School of Boston Kidstock! Creative Theater LINX Camps

Maplewood Country Day Camp Mass Audubon Camps Mazemakers Montserrat College of Art New Art Center Periwinkle Art & Glassworks Rola Education Russian School of Mathematics Steve and Kate’s Camp Stoneleigh-Burnham School Summer Programs Summer Sage Tabor Summer Camp The Story School Thornton Academy Summer Programs TimberNook Middlesex County Urban Wizards Academy YMCA of Greater Boston

AHEAD - Analytics Head Start French Cultural Center Fusion Academy iCode of Wellesley STEAM Camps Kidstock! Creative Theater Rola Education

Russian School of Mathematics

Camp Birch Hill Camp Hale Camp Hawkeye Camp Marist Camp Med-O-Lark Camp Stonewall Camp Waziyatah Camp Wingate*Kirkland Cardigan Mountain School Summer Programs Christian Youth Conference at Ocean Park Fleur de Lis Camp

Ghostlight Theater Camp

Featured Virtual Camps: Summer Institute in Global Leadership Summer Sage The Story School Urban Wizards Academy

Featured Residential (Overnight) Camps: Maine Arts Camp

Mass Audubon Camps Pok-O-MacCready Camps Stoneleigh-Burnham School Summer Programs Summer at Riverbend Tabor Summer Camp The Story School Thornton Academy Summer Programs Urban Wizards Academy Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

3

Enjoy the best christian camping experience

Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.

C olossians 3:2

August 8–21, 2021 Oceanwood, Ocean Park, ME 4

Ages 14–18

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

I keep coming back because sometimes it feels like being Christian is driving down a one way street in the wrong direction during rush hour traffic. And when I’m here I don’t feel that way. I feel like I’m with people who understand me and I can talk to and it’s like having a second family. So that’s why I always come back here.

Mia Maxwell 3rd Year Camper

OFF-CAMPUS DAY TRIPS

Faith building

Inspiring Worship

Sense of Family

Scan here to watch a video of what CYC is all about!

For more information, visit us at www.cycop.org

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

5

Enjoy the best christian camping experience Sometimes it feels like being Christian is driving down a one way street in the wrong direction during rush hour traffic. And when I’m here I don’t feel that way. I feel like I’m with people who understand me and I can talk to and it’s like having a second family.

Mia Maxwell

Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.

3rd Year Camper

C o lo s sian s 3:2

August 8–21, 2021 Oceanwood, Ocean Park, ME Ages 14–18

Off-Campus Day Trips

Faith Building

Inspiring Worship

Sense of Family

Scan here to watch a video of what CYC is all about!

6

For more information, visit us at www.cycop.org

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By CHRISTIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

7

New England Teen Virtual Camp Fair 2021

Contents 9 3 Reasons That Camp is Crucial in 2021

56 6 Tips to Prepare First Time Overnight Campers

16 Key Camp Search Questions

57 Medications at Camp

24 5 Life Lessons Learned at Camp

58 Too Young for a Job? Too Old for Camp?

You Didn’t Know You Needed to Ask

25 9 Benefits to Sending Teens to Camp

What Parents Should Know

CIT Programs to the Rescue A great way for teens to continue their summer camp experience.

86 Summer Camp Listings

TM

Boston Parent 841 Worcester Street Suite 344 Natick, MA 01760 Tel/Fax 617-522-1515 Visit us online at BostonParentsPaper.com sales@bostonparent.com

8

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

PUBLISHER Boston Parent ART DIRECTOR Debbi Murzyn ADVERTISING SALES Holly Castro, David Morney

3 Reasons That Camp is Crucial in 2021

By Bud Copeland Director of Membership & Engagement, American Camp Association, New England With that in mind, here are three reminders of why camp is crucial in 2021.

1

S

ince 1861, countless children and young adults from across the country have called camps throughout New England “home” for the summer. Unfortunately, that was not possible for too many in 2020.

Camp in New England has faced unprecedented challenges before.

Each time, true to the brand, camps and the professionals who run them have shown resilience, and they are eager to take what we’ve learned this year and prepare for a successful run in 2021.

Michele Rowcliffe, Executive Director of the American Camp Association, New England, sees camp as crucial to helping campers, staff and families thrive moving forward, “Because of the pandemic, young people face unique challenges to their mental and emotional well-being in ways we’re not used to. Camp has always been a safe place for personal development, overcoming challenges, making friends and trying something new. On the heels of such disruption in 2020, camp is exactly what we need in 2021.”

Soft Skills: Talk to any

camp director, and they’ll tell you the wonderful stories of success they’ve witnessed over the years for both campers and staff. You’ll hear about beating homesickness, learning new skills, or meeting someone from a totally different state or country. These experiences lead to increased confidence, resilience and independence, and the American Camp Association’s 5-Year Camp Impact Study can back that up with their phase II findings. According to the study, the following are the most essential and lasting outcomes of the camp experience: improved relationship skills, independence and responsibility, appreciation for living in the moment, perseverance, and willingness to try new things.

Any potential teacher, coach or employer would love that profile.

explore in ways and with friends not usually available at home.

is healthy for the 3Camp whole family:

In 2020, we all hunkered down and enjoyed more quality time together than probably most of us had in quite a while. That said, time apart is also critical for healthy development, and camp can play a role. We know how important and impactful camp is for the camper and counselor, but what about the family NOT at camp. Camp is an important element in their development too. It’s difficult to relax when sending children away for a day, week, month, summer.

But by sending campers and counselors to play and work at ACA, Accredited camps, families create healthy, safe opportunities for families to grow while spending time apart. ² For more information about camp including helpful tips on finding the right camp, contact the American Camp Association or visit www.aca.org.

2Opportunity:

From lockdowns to quarantines, many are suffering from COVID fatigue and champing at the bit for a chance to get out and play! When the time comes, whether focusing on a single, specialty activity or looking for a general experience, camp provides opportunities to hone skills and try new things.

There aren’t too many homes with archery ranges or pottery kilns or climbing towers, so camp gives children the chance to play and Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

9

10

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By LINX CAMPS

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

11

CARDIGAN SUMMER SESSION

The perfect balance between academic enrichment and summertime fun for girls and boys ages 8-15!

JOIN US FROM JULY 3 TO JULY 29!

• Meet, learn from, and make lifelong friends with students from around the world.

• Attend in-person classes each morning with a low 3:1 student:teacher ratio.

• Choose from a wide range of subjects such as creative writing, computer coding, ceramics, forensics, wilderness survival, SSAT Prep, and more.

• Explore our 525-acre lakeside campus each afternoon while you pursue a passion, try something new, or simply enjoy the outdoors.

• Guided activities include mountain biking, hiking, paddle boarding, tennis, model rocketry, drama, and more.

12

Cardigan Mountain School • Canaan, NH • (603)523.3526 • www.cardigan.org/summer Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By CARDIGAN SUMMER SESSION

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

13

14

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Videos Provided By POK-O-MACREADY CAMPS

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

15

Key Camp

Search Questions

You Didn’t Know You Needed to Ask • Are there deal-breaking parameters for our family’s camp search? What

is non-negotiable for us? Session length, location, and activities are often non-negotiable. Can you be flexible about number of weeks?

Location – a camp that must be in a certain state or within a certain zip code? Activities – horseback riding, Lacrosse, theatre or other activities that are the child’s favorite? Every parameter cannot be a deal breaker, but be honest about the aspects of the search that are not flexible for your family.

• What’s driving my camp search?

Does my child want to be a camper?

Un-paralleled fun and learning?

The opportunity for new experiences? To develop new skills?

Family tradition? The need for child care? Answers to these questions will influence your options.

• How do I uncover a full range of camp options that might suit my child’s current needs and interests? Visit acanewengland.org and click on the Find A Camp Tool to explore options. Word of Mouth is a great way to add additional options.

Ask people whose children share interests with yours. Ask community people who know your child, coaches and staff of extracurricular activities or after school programs.

• What educational philosophy will best match my child’s temperament and compliment their current school experience?

What values are important to you in terms of how the camp runs its program and trains its staff? Do you want a camp that emphasizes structure and responsibility? One that emphasizes free play and choice? How do the camps you are considering build community and encourage independence?

• What is my budget for camp?

There’s a camp out there for everyone! Some camps offer financial assistance. Financial aid procedures vary from camp to camp, so don’t be afraid to ask questions. Read camp brochures and websites carefully for information and application instructions.

• How is the programming at this camp designed to grow with my child over the years? On average, what percentage of campers return for a second year? A fifth year?

Yes, you’re looking for camp for THIS coming summer, but camps design programming so children can return in future summers since some of the leadership and other skills are not instantly acquired, but gained over the course of a few summers.

Bud Copeland, Director of Membership & Engagement American Camp Association, New England

The American Camp Association, New England—supports camp experiences, educates camp professionals & staff, consults on camp best practices and advocates for camp quality. For additional camp information and resources in CT, MA, ME, NH, RI & VT, visit www.acanewengland.org or call (781) 541-6080.

16

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

17

2020 Dates: 2021Session Session Dates: Session June 228Week – July 11, 2020 June 27 – July 10, 2021 July 12 – July 25, 2020 4 Week Session July 2611––August 2020 July August 7,8, 2021 6 Week Session June 27 – August 7, 2021

18

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By CAMP BIRCH HILL

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

19

EXPLORING NEW WORLDS Come & Explore with us this summer

20

maplewoodyearround.com 508-238-2387 or 508-238-6758

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By MAPLEWOOD COUNTRY DAY CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

21

Let’s Get Back Onstage!

10-Day, 3-Week, and 6-Week Programs Ages 9-17

Exceptional Theater

• Acting, Dance, Voice and Technical Training • 7 Performance Venues • Productions Directed, Designed, and Choreographed by Professional Theater Artists from Broadway and Beyond • Focus on Ensemble Values and Community

A Summer in Maine

• • • •

Unrivaled Sunsets Campfires, S’Mores, Stargazing Outdoor Musicals and Shows Camp Activities & Coastal Adventures • Screen-free and Unplugged!

Lifelong Friendships

• Inclusive Campers and Staff • Mentorships and Post-High School Coaching and Support • Staff-to-Camper Ratio of 2:1 • Intentional Focus on Joy, Creativity, Gratitude and Community

CAMPGHOSTLIGHT.COM | (207) 358-0641 22

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By GHOSTLIGHT THEATER CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

23

5 Life Lessons L

Learned at Camp

ife lessons. These are moments where the lightbulb goes off over child’s head. They understand the concept of two plus two.

They see something they can’t un-see or learn something they’ll never forget. Over the last 150plus years, camp has provided opportunities for children and adults to discover or further develop many life lessons. Here are just a few.

It’s all about relationships.

Life doesn’t exist in a vacuum and no one can do this alone.

Just like a classroom, children have opportunities at camp to share experiences with peers, develop friendships, and learn the ups and downs of getting along with others. By the nature of co-existing in the same space and enjoying similar experiences, camp encourages children to develop and maintain skills necessary to relationship building.

24

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

I can do that!

Confidence! Camp thrives on self-efficacy in young people. Enjoying success in a healthy manner and learning to overcome obstacles or even failure are hallmarks of a camp experience. For both campers and staff, camp allows young people to feel proud when things go well and encourages resilience when they don’t.

Take a risk

One way to build confidence is to try something new. Camp is rife with safe, healthy opportunities for children to take a chance. This could mean climbing a 30-foot wall, trying out for the camp production of Peter Pan, riding a horse, or trying broccoli for the first time.

At camp, young people learn how to take risks and learn from their outcomes.

It’s a great big world out there.

When a child goes to camp, they interact with peers and

adults from places they might have never seen or even heard of. Campers might hear a new song or accent. They may meet someone from another state or country, and sometimes they run into people from home who become lifelong friends at camp.

Camp is an opportunity to both try new things and meet new people.

Not all learning happens in a classroom.

Last but certainly not least, campers discover that school does not have a monopoly on learning. Campers develop new skills, learn about their own passions and interests, and are exposed to ideas and experiences that don’t normally sneak into a formal classroom. Without knowing it, campers are learning every day by simply getting out and going to camp.

For more information about camp and the benefits of the camp experience, contact the American Camp Association New England or visit www.acanewengland.org.

9 Benefits S

By Kerrie McLoughlin

of Sending Teens to Camp

ummer camp is often a place to send elementary-age kids so they aren’t sitting around the house bored and so they’ll make friends and learn new things while having fun. As kids grow out of their “little kid years,” we sometimes forget that they still need those kinds of experiences they had when they were younger, just in a different form. Maybe you don’t think your teen needs summer camp. Your teen should be babysitting, mowing lawns, working at the pool, hanging around with friends, right? Well, sure! But why not send them off for a week or more of summer fun and learning this year for a break? Here are some great benefits for teens attending summer camp:

1

Learning how to give back. Community service camps

offer a great chance for teens to make a difference and help out in the community, while also learning skills that will carry them through their lives. Kids get to spend their days helping others, which just feels good to everyone involved. Maybe your teen will learn how to pack food for the homeless, teach kids how to read or work on a project that will benefit the community, like cleaning up a playground or fixing equipment. They could even learn how to paint a house, care for a yard for an elderly person who is unable to do so anymore … or they may even learn how to plan and build a house for someone who is in need.

2 Making new friends.

It’s important to continue to grow and change, and adding new friends to one’s life enriches it at any age.

Some teens attend the same camp or camps every summer and might find the same friends there year after year. Many are attending for the very first time and need to hone their social skills to make new friends and get to know other kids in their age range outside of a school setting.

Being in close proximity for days or weeks helps kids get closer, faster.

3 Learning new things.

Whether your teen attends a camp to learn more about horses, adventure, a specific sport or anything else, they have an entire day, week or longer to focus on that one activity and really immerse themselves in it.

Who knows? Your teen might find a new passion that he never thought of before

that could be helpful in his educational or work life later on down the road.

4Deepening their faith.

If your teen enjoys church youth groups and activities, a church or other organized religious camp might just be the ticket. The day might begin with a church service, followed by breakfast, then a hike and some time spent in the cabin with friends memorizing Bible verses for a competition at the end of the week. Later there could be singing songs around a bonfire while roasting s’mores.

5Developing a hobby.

When your child is unplugged from the TV, video game player or smartphone, they can really focus on developing a hobby in a creative way. It seems like these days there’s a camp for pretty much any interest your kid has. There are camps for horse and other animal lovers, sports lovers of all types (think developing soccer skills, swimming, football, volleyball, baseball -anything!), Boy Scout camp (it covers so many different hobbies and topics), Girl Scout camp (it also covers so many great skills) … the list goes on!

6 Working as a team.

Your child will be meeting kids of different ages and from different backgrounds. Learning how to get along and work as a team is a huge life skill that will be reinforced at camp. Some camps even have kids do team-building and trust activities to help kids get to know each other.

7Staying active.

Forget sitting around doing “screen time” all day long during the summer!

When a teen attends summer camp, they often forget all about those

things and focus on having fun with their friends while going on hikes, paddle boating, swimming and more, depending on the camp they choose!

Bonus points for activity if they choose a camp targeted to a sport your kid is passionate about.

8 Standing on their own.

Let’s face it: as our kids get older they start to grow away from us.

They are simply preparing to head out on their own and they are also preparing you for that transition by perhaps being a little distant. They are stuck in between childhood and adulthood, and it’s a confusing time.

Going away to camp for even a short period of time helps teach independence. There is a daily structure at camp that’s already in place which teens need to follow. Parents aren’t the ones doing the nagging, so teens don’t tune it out, while respecting other adults and learning from them.

every9 Appreciating thing.

Away from screens (yes, I keep focusing on this one), it’s easier to focus on nature, learning, forming relationships and more.

Being away from parents, kids will come home with a new appreciation for what it takes to be in a family and help out in the running of the household. Your teen will probably also appreciate funny things like a full pantry that’s open all day, their comfy bed and privacy!

Teen summer camp has so many benefits that cover all the bases, including physical, social, mental and spiritual. As for the rest of the summer? Well, your teen can spend plenty of time doing those odd jobs to help pay for camp next year!

Kerrie McLoughlin is the seasoned homeschooling mom of five. Three of the kids have done overnight camp and loved it! Find them at TheKerrieShow.com.

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

25

26

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By EVERWOOD DAY CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

27

Tabor Summer Camp Looking for a unique & unforgettable

summer program for your child?

Tabor Summer Camp was established in 1917 and is located on the beautiful seaside campus of Tabor Academy. We hope that you will

TSC has taught me…

join us for a summer filled with enrichment, exploration, and fun. The

That I can make friends with anyone from anywhere!

camp gives young people ages 6-17 the opportunity to develop their full potential as individuals, teammates, and learners within a day and residential camp. Under the guidance of highly qualified counselors, teachers, and coaches, the program encourages young people to take pride in their personal achievements in the classroom, on the playing fields, in art spaces, and on the waterfront. Tabor Summer Camp provides the option of thoughtful enrichment without losing any of

the joys of summer.

Join us at…TABOR SUMMER CAMP!

Tabor Summer Camp has taught me…

• • • • • • • • • • •

How to work together Friendship defies distance To treat every day like Friday How to be inspired To be creative How not to be shy The value of teamwork Always try new things How to rig a boat Gain confidence How to be independent & responsible

Respect – Community – Caring – Growth - Connections - Joy

Camp Activities & Enrichment Summertime is meant to be FUN and the Tabor Summer Camp offers a wide range of engaging activities and enrichment courses. Campers

Set sail for Tabor Summer Camp

will play, swim, act, create, and sail throughout Tabor’s 85-acre campus and Sippican Harbor.

Our tennis courts, track, seven playing fields (including our turf

facilities), allow campers to play sports and games, and our waterfront rivals that of most universities and yacht clubs. Our sailing docks are literally in our back yard. Campers may also take advantage of our state-of-the-art Athletic Center, home to our international squash courts, multipurpose gym, fitness center, and much more. Our enrichment course offerings allow each child to learn something new and expand their knowledge and explore their interests.

Please visit our website at www.taborsummer.org to discover more about the wonderful opportunities our program offers and join us for an unforgettable summer by the sea!

Scan the QR Code for more information & to register!

28

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

2021

Camp Video Provided By TABOR SUMMER CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

29

YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON

FUN FRIENDSHIP SWIMMING ADVENTURES PLAY SURPRISES TRAIL BLAZING SUNSHINE ROLE MODELS FUN FRIENDSHIP SWIMMING ADVENTURES PLAY SURPRISES TRAIL BLAZING SUNSHINE ROLE MODELS FUN ROLE MODELS FUN SWIMMING ADVENTURES FRIENDSHIP

Y CAMP AWAITS NOW ENROLLING CAMPERS!

Sunshine, swimming, new friends, and more are waiting for you at YMCA summer camps!

Y Day Camps focus on your child as a whole, including top-notch sports and swimming instruction, exploration of the community, and developing life-long friendships. We emphasize seamlessly weaving literacy, math, and science lessons into our curriculum, preventing summer learning loss and making sure our camp kids are ready to return to school in the fall. Above all, we focus on making summer fun!

FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO SIGN UP, VISIT

ymcaboston.org/camps 30

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

HOPKINTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Summer classes and workshops for youth ages 4+ s s s s s s

Full and half-day programs VISUAL ARTS DANCE THEATER MUSIC CERAMICS

FILM

Need based scholarships are available

www.HopArtsCenter.org

ACCESSIBLE FACILIT Y

31 98 HAYDEN ROWE STREET (RT.85) | 508.435.9222 | HOPKINTON Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

Camp Video Provided By FLEUR DE LIS CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

33

Camp Marist For the BEST

SUMMERS

of your Life!

AN OUTSTANDING OVERNIGHT SUMMER CAMP EXPERIENCE with a GREAT CATHOLIC TRADITION

A Fun Place...A Safe Place...A Friendly Place Founded in 1949

Boys & Girls ~ Ages 6 to 16 Great 2 week and 3 week sessions Friendships That Last A Lifetime

More than 40 Activities to choose from...

Horseback Riding ✦ Water Skiing ✦ Arts ✦ Swimming Team Sports ✦ Paddle Boarding ✦ Sailing ✦ Tennis Go Carts ✦ Ropes Course ✦ Hiking ✦ Camping Martial Arts ✦ Ceramics ✦ Special Trips and much, much more!

For more information, contact us at office@campmarist.org

Camp Marist

www.campmarist.org

OSSIPEE LAKE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

603-539-4552

34

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

“For the BEST summer of your life!”

Camp Video Provided By CAMP MARIST

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

35

36

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By MAZEMAKERS

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

37

38

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By iCODE OF WELLESLEY

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

39

40

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By FUSION ACADEMY

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

41

18 Day Camps + 1 Overnight Camp Learn about nature • Meet new friends Have fun outside this summer!

Sign up for outdoor summer adventure at massaudubon.org/camps.

42

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Video from Mass Audubon’s WILDWOOD OVERNIGHT CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

43

This summer, join Maine’s Best Private School for academics and adventure with our summer programs!

Boarding or day options available.

Open to rising 6-11th graders.

Learn more at thorntonacademy.org/summer

44

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By THORNTON ACADEMY SUMMER PROGRAMS

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

45

46

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By MAINE ARTS CAMP

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

47

SUMMER AR T PROGRAM GRADES 1-12 // IN-PERSON // NEWTON, MA

Spend your Summer Vacation immersed in painting, drawing, ceramics & more!

LEARN MORE & REGISTER AT NEWARTCENTER.ORG COVID facility upgrades include HVAC with UV filters, fresh air exchange, and more.

48

617.964.3424 // INFO@NEWARTCENTER.ORG // 61 WASHINGTON PARK NEWTON, MA 02460

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By NEW ART CENTER

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

49

50

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Award-Winning STEM Camp June 28 - September 3 One-Week Sessions – Full-Day and Half-Day Camps

Ignite your child’s passion for STEM this summer!

At Empow Studios, campers have fun while learning new skills and creating cool things like a digitally-animated movie, a playable video game, a 3D print of an original creature, and even robots!

Over 50 camp programs for kids ages 7-15

• Tech & Design

• Coding

• Robotics

• Video Game Design

• Minecraft

• Outdoor STEM

...and more!

Locations throughout Massachusetts Register today at www.empow.me 617-395-7527

Save $25 with code SUMMER25

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

51

52

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Camp Video Provided By CAMP WINGATE * KIRKLAND

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

53

Take on the role of a diplomat in Model UN!

Get $25 Off with promo code BOSTONPARENT

Spring & Summer Institute in Global Leadership Learn about global issues, meet expert guest speakers, participate in public speaking and negotiation activities, make friends with students all over the world, and step into the role of a diplomat during Model UN!

Climate Change 2/17 - 2/19 9:30am-3:00pm EST Grade 7-10 Virtual $345

Climate Change 3/15 - 3/17 9:30am-3:00pm EST Grade 7-10 Virtual $345

Human Rights 6/21 - 6/25 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 6-12 Virtual $545

Global Health 6/28 - 7/2 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 6-12 Virtual $545

Climate Change* 7/12 - 7/16 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 7-10 Virtual* $545

Ocean Conservation* 7/19 - 7/23 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 7-10 Virtual* $545

Women in Leadership* 8/2 - 8/6 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 7-10 Virtual* $545

Advanced Public Speaking 8/9 - 8/13 9:30am-2:00pm EST Grade 9-12 Prior Model UN experience required Virtual $545

*Programs with * may have an in-person option added by Memorial Day

Register today at www.unagb.org

54

Questions?

Email info@unagb.org Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021 or call (617) 482-4587

Camp Video Provided By UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER BOSTON

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

55

W

By Bud Copeland Director of Membership & Engagement, American Camp Association, New England

hether your family has a long tradition of summer camp or this is the first camper from your clan, once you’ve made the decision to send your child to camp, the real work begins. Directors in our membership have shared thoughts on first-time, overnight campers, and below are 6 tips for preparing those campers.

TRY SLEEPOVERS. Some first-time campers

have never slept away from home before.

While camp is a great place for young people to adjust to being away from home and family, it’s not the best place to begin the experiment. Slumber parties, going to a relative’s house for the weekend, or spending the night at a friend’s house, are all good practice for dealing with that unfamiliar feeling prior to night one at camp.

INVOLVE THE CAMPER IN THE PROCESS.

From the first conversation about camp, it is a family affair. Including the camper in these preparations and decisions lays the foundation for a positive camp experience. Finding camps, taking tours, talking to directors, planning communication, packing, etc. and anything the family can involve the camper with, they should. The more a camper feels ownership over this experience, the better. “Buying in” isn’t always the easiest for first-timers, so start early, keep them involved and informed, and empower them throughout the process.

SET AND MANAGE EXPECTATIONS. It’s easy to tell

campers everything is going to be fine, and they are going to love camp. Odds are, you’re telling the truth. However, experience teaches us that love for camp often comes over time. Campers may experience homesickness, anxiety, or other unfamiliar feelings for the first time at camp. It’s important to talk about these feelings, communicate how normal they are, and brainstorm strategies to cope and continue having fun.

COMMUNICATION IS KEY. Camps have policies

and procedures for communication during the summer. Some camps allow phone calls, some print e-mails for the campers, and almost all still encourage snail mail. Learn camp’s policies regarding camper communication and review them with your camper. Set realistic expectations for if, when, and how they can share the fun their having at camp. Also, prewrite a few letters and send them ahead of time for your camper. Hearing their name at mail call is one of camp’s thrills!

BE HONEST WITH CAMP. Prior to camp,

parents should communicate any and all pertinent information that could influence their child’s summer. Whether it’s family dynamics at home, new developments at school, or recent health changes, sharing this information openly and honestly with your camp sets up all parties for success. Things such as bedwetting, new medications, or having a camper whose sister who’s going away to college after the summer, can all be useful in helping camps prepare for your child.

GO DO SOMETHING (THE PARENTS).You’ve done

due diligence finding a camp. You’ve packed, practiced and rehearsed arrival day, and the time has come to drop off your camper. Once at camp, don’t stick around too long. When you depart, the magic of camp truly begins. Take this time and enjoy it. That could mean reading a book you’ve been putting off, getting together with other parents who are summer empty-nesters, or doing any number of things that the joy of parenting forces you to delay. Remember that your child is off making new friends and facing new challenges in a safe environment. It’s time to step back and both have some fun.

56

Provided by the American Camp Association, New England, a 501 (c) 3 organization that serves families and camps as the hub for “all things summer camp” in New England. For help finding a camp or for additional camp information and resources in CT, MA, ME, NH, RI & VT, visit www.acanewengland. org or call (781) 541-6080.

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Medications at Camp What Parents Should Know

By Jim Castrataro

M

ANY PARENTS STRUGGLE WITH THE QUESTION OF WHAT TO DO ABOUT THEIR CHILDREN’S MEDICATIONS, specifically ADD and ADHD medications, during the summer months. Although I am not a doctor or medical expert, I can give you my perspective as a camp director and some simple steps to take to ensure your child has a fun-filled camp experience.

First, speak with the camp director to clarify the daily schedule and possibly identify the counselor who will be in direct contact with your child.

Although many full-time camp directors have plenty of experience with children with ADD and ADHD, the camp counselor may only be 18 or 19 years old and sometimes even struggling with the same issues your 8- to 10-year-old may be having.

This is not to say your child is not safe, but the level of experience can vary greatly from counselor to counselor.

Next, take into account the duration of the camp. Is it just a three- or four-day camp or a multi-week overnight camp? To put this in perspective, think about how long you worked with teachers, doctors and consultants to properly diagnose, work through issues and begin to process and create a workable solution for your child. The relatively short amount of time a counselor is in contact with campers makes it not only difficult for the counselors to learn the group’s dynamics, but individual issues, as well.

After speaking with the camp director there is still yet another level of expertise you can go to. By law, each camp in the state of Massachusetts must have a health care consultant on staff to help the camp directors manage the many physical forms and immunization documents. Although the health care consultant may not have immediate knowledge of your particular situation during your first call, he or she is there to help manage the medications and implement protocols. Furthermore, by HIPAA Privacy Act guidelines, the camp counselor

will most likely not be aware of any of the medical issues of your child unless authorized by you, the parent or guardian. This granting of permission can be achieved through the health care consultant, and it is important that you are comfortable and in full knowledge of the camp’s written plan for your child.

From my perspective, parents of children with ADD and ADHD sometimes feel the physical activity offered in a summer camp setting may allow them to be a little more lenient with medications that reduce hyperactivity. I urge all parents to also understand the timespan and experience of those in direct contact is significantly reduced and it is important to look at both sides of the equation while implementing the appropriate plan of action.

Jim Castrataro is the director of summer programs at Babson College.

His experience spans 20 years directing and consulting a variety of camp programs for thousands of children and young adults ranging from 5 to 18 years of age.

Important organizational chart for camps in Massachusetts that parents should be aware of:

1. Camp director/owner 2. Health care consultant 3. On-sight medical personnel 4. Camp counselor in direct contact with your child

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

57

Too Young for a Job? Too Old for Camp?

CIT Programs to the Rescue!

Y

OUR TEEN IS TOO YOUNG TO GET A SUMMER JOB AT A LOCAL RETAIL STORE, yet she considers herself too mature to spend the summer frolicking in the pool, playing games and making crafts. With a roll of the eyes, she has declared, quite to your dismay, that she’s too old to attend camp this summer You, on the other hand, have a different idea. Summer camp still seems very much a worthwhile venture considering the alternative – just hanging out all day.

There is a solution to this dilemma: Young teens can participate in a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program. CIT programs offer a perfect happy medium for those kids who feel they’ve “outgrown” summer camp but aren’t yet old enough for employment. And, for many kids, they offer a chance to extend the summer camp experience a few more years.

58

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

What Are CIT Programs?

CIT programs are for young teens who are serious about assuming some of the responsibility and effort it takes to work with younger children in a camp setting. There are usually a limited number of openings, and some camps only consider teens who have been “campers” in previous years.

CIT programs are intended to train teens to become future counselors, leaders and mentors.

There are a variety of responsibilities given to these trainees, and the scope of their duties can vary enormously from camp to camp. Some of their assigned tasks might include organizing and planning activities, leading teams in various projects, helping out with camp maintenance, assisting counselors with office work and assisting at various athletic activities.

At most camps, CITs are usually still

CIT programs are intended to train teens to become future counselors, leaders and mentors. There are a variety of responsibilities given to these trainees, and the scope of their duties can vary enormously from camp to camp. considered “campers,” but they assume more responsibilities. Most teens in CIT programs are still considered minors, and, therefore, are not paid. CITs usually pay a camper’s fee, but their fee is often reduced. The teens are expected to split their time between working as a CIT and being a camper. CITs at day camps are usually 14 to 16 years old. Resident camps (overnight camps) generally expect applicants to be 16 or 17, because teens cannot become a senior counselor at an overnight camp until they reach 18. In some of these instances, the CITs are paid a stipend or given tips.

years. Therefore, it is important to call the camp you have in mind to discuss their guidelines prior to applying. Camps are looking for teens who are excited about becoming mentors to younger kids.

So it’s imperative that your teen lists experiences in this area, such as babysitting, tutoring or community service that might involve children, such as reading to youngsters at a local library.

Teens should also list skills or sports they are good at on the application. For instance, if a teen has lots of experience with tennis, a camp director might foresee using the applicant as an assistant coach in a tennis program.

Benefits for Teens

Finding the Right Fit

Teens who participate in CIT programs reap many benefits. They gain confidence in themselves and their special abilities and talents. Most camp directors expect that CITs will learn leadership skills, develop responsibility and competency, acquire a strong work ethic, gain decision-making skills and learn to be part of a team working toward a common goal. Teens also learn the value of being a positive role model and mentor for younger kids. These programs serve as a release from the academic pressures teens are faced with during the school year, yet they still provide an excellent learning experience.

The completion of a CIT program looks great on college applications. Participation in these programs shows a willingness to work hard and take on the responsibility necessary to work with young children. In addition, camp program directors often provide great references because they can write about a trainee’s strengths and accomplishments in detail.

Your teen will have a better experience if the camp she chooses fits her abilities, skills and interests. Ask your friends and neighbors about camps that their children attended, particularly if they participated in a CIT program. It’s always good to hear from someone who has experienced the program firsthand. If possible, visit the camp before applying because not every camp is right for every child. ■

The Application Process The application process to become a CIT can vary from camp to camp. It may involve simply filling out an application or also going on interviews and supplying references. Some camps only accept applications from teens who have been campers at their camp in previous Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

59

✺ ✺ ✺

Specialty Programs GRADES 5–8

Sports Clinics GRADES 6–12

Academic Courses GRADES 6–12

SUMMER PROGRAM

FOR GIRLS & BOYS GRADES 5-12

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER:

bchigh.edu/summer

60

REGISTRATION BEGINSFEBRUARY FEBRUARY 2021 REGISTRATION BEGINS 11,8,2020!

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

SUMMER PROGRAMS at Stoneleigh-Burnham for equestrians, performing artists, debaters & public speakers ages 8-18

Stoneleigh-Burnham School

sbschool.org/summer

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

61

What if this summer could be everything your child needs it to be? What if they found the place where every day and every night was magical? What if they could come alive be themselves, be engaged, be part of something much bigger than themselves?

The comforts of home; the freedom of choice; the magic of camp. That’s Camp Stonewall.

Get ready for the summer of a lifetime.

62

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

ADVENTURE AWAITS! Now e n roll i ng fo r S u m m e r 2 021

Girls Se ssion Fr om July 25t h - Aug 1 8th

on From i s s e S s t Boy July 21s h t 7 2 June Established in 1900, Camp Hale operates on the belief that all youth, particularly those from urban environments, will benefit from challenging opportunities for physical, mental, and social growth and development.

S u m m e r 2 0 2 1 Dat e s

Each summer, 200 youth ages 5-17 years old head to lakeside cabins in the heart of the White Mountains, located on Squam Lake in New Hampshire.

COVID-19

Session 1 (Boys):

Sunday, June 27th - Wednesday, July 21st

Session 2 (Girls):

Sunday, July 25th - Wednesday, August 18th

Family Camp:

�riday, August 20th - �riday, August 27th

Fall Family Sessions: Saturday, August 28th - Mon, October 11th

Disclaimer

Located on Squam Lake, NH 92 Millbridge Rd, Center Sandwich

We are continuously monitoring the NH and MA COVID-19 guidelines and will continue to update all registered families of any changes or significant updates.

For more info, contact Richard Webb at rwebb@uses.org or 617-375-8110.

To register, visit www.uses.org/camphale Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com 63

Health & safety protocols in place for Summer 2021 Lunch included with tuition - For students ages 6-16

Look for information about additional enrichment programs soon!

64

WWW.CRCAP.ORG

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

ADVANCE IN MATH

this Summer

WITH COURSES ONLINE OR IN-PERSON

The Russian School of Mathematics is an award-winning, afterschool math enrichment program. Students in grades K-12 can choose from a variety of online math courses including those that will reinforce their knowledge and prepare them for the upcoming school year or math competition courses that will provide them with additional challenge. Test prep courses including SAT I, SAT II, ISEE, and more are also available.

All courses are taught in a live, interactive, virtual classroom setting in a 6-week summer session. Hybrid and in-person courses may also be available; please inquire with our office for more information.

Courses Begin June 21st* *Start date may vary

Schedule a FREE Math Evaluation!

Summer Classes Now Enrolling!

14 Locations in MA

www.RussianSchool.com

855.MATH.855

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

65

● ● ● ●

Single Days or Full Weeks Extended Day Sibling Discounts In Person or Virtual

KIDSTOCK! creative theater

Where KIDS can ACT UP all summer long!

REGISTRATION OPEN

KIDSTOCKTHEATER.COM 66

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

67

68

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

69

70

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

71

72

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

"Edge on Science takes science off the page and puts it into the hands of your child."

—Rondalyn Whitney, mom

oonn

EDGE EDGE SCIENCE SCIENCE

™ ™

create •• test •• discover create test discover ages 8-17 • (315) 773-5673 • edgeonscience.com

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

73

TM

Following Are

Programs Yo

Interes

Thank You to our Sponsors:

74

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

e Other Camp

ou Might Be

sted In

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

75

76

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

hild ue c ay q i n l U ted p c e r i d ! oors outd

Outdoor Nature Program for ALL abilities The ULTIMATE Sensory Experience in Carlisle, MA

Ages 18 mos 12 yrs

Total Sensory Experience

Developmental Supports

SUMMER & year round programs challenge mind, body, and senses through meaningful play opportunities.

Backed by research which shows significant improvement in children’s emotional regulation, balance, strength, social interactions, play-skills, and creativity.

Programs run by certified and licensed staff.

Director: Sherry Kenin, MS Occupational Therapy www.TimberNook.com

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

978-287-7878

77

sherry.kenin@TimberNook.com

78

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

79

80

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

81

Cambridge-Ellis School

2021

SUMMER PROGRAM

Here We Grow, Full STEAM Ahead!

SIX WEEKS

June 14 - July 23 Session A: 6/14 - 7/2 Session B: 7/6 - 7/23

✿ 8:30am – noon or 8:30am – 3:00pm No Extended Day

✿ 82

Offering toddler, preschool, and language immersion classes in French, Mandarin and Spanish.

cambridge-ellis.org/summer

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

✿

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

83

84

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

85

Summer Camp Listings Your Child’s Best summer ever starts here

86

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

ACERA SUMMER STEAM CAMP (WINCHESTER)

BERKLEE SUMMER PROGRAMS (BOSTON)

781-729-3489 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-17

617-747-2245 Age or Grade Range: Ages 12-18+

The Acera Summer STEAM Camp is a creativity-based arts and sciences day camp where children ages 5-17 can nurture their natural desire to inquire, create, and innovate. https://aceraschool.org/ summer-camp

Each year Berklee presents more than 25 weekend and week-long summer programs. From music production and dance to stage performance and songwriting, you’ll hone your skills in the world’s premier learning lab for music and the performing arts. https://www.berklee.edu/ summer/programs?utm_ medium=referral&utm_ source=boston_parents_paper

ALLANDALE FARM OUTDOOR SUMMER PROGRAM (CHESTNUT HILL) 617-524-1531 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-10 Allandale Farm Outdoor Summer Program gives children ages 4-10 a comprehensive exposure to outdoor fun and learning on a working farm in the city. Kids enjoy gardening, composting, bird and plant identification, walking, and farm animals. https://www.allandalefarm.com/ summer-camp/

BC HIGH SUMMER PROGRAMS (BOSTON) 617-474-5181 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-17 All camps and courses happen on the beautiful BC High campus and is open to girls and boys grades 5th-12th grade. http://www.bchigh.edu/summer

BELMONT DAY SUMMER CAMP (BELMONT) 617-484-3078 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-15 Experienced and creative counselors establish a supportive environment for exciting summer adventures with many opportunities for exploration and play. Daily swim lessons. Specialty and sports camps available. https://www.belmontday.org/ summer-discoveries

Listing information provided by Camps

BINA FARM CENTER (NATICK) (508) 651-2462 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-14 Horsing Around at BINA Farm Center is a fun summer program welcoming children of all abilities and skill levels. Participants will take part in group horseback riding and horsemanship classes daily, as well as other activities like arts & crafts. http://www.binafarm.org

CAMBRIDGE-ELLIS SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM (CAMBRIDGE) 617-354-0014 Age or Grade Range: Ages 2-6.11 Children ages 2-6 experience joyful play steeped in nature and arts, including language immersion classes in French, Mandarin and Spanish. Our beautiful playgrounds offer vast opportunities for active adventures and refreshing water play. https://www.cambridge-ellis.org/

CAMP ALSING (UNITY, ME) 207-805-4155 Age or Grade Range: Ages 9-17 Camp Alsing is a premier, co-ed sleep away camp in Maine for kids ages 9-17 with high-functioning autism or other social challenges. http://www.campalsing.com

CAMP ARCADIA (CASCO, ME) 203-956-0939 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-17

Camp Arcadia has been teaching 21st Century skills since the early 20th century. We offer 2, 4 and 7 Age or Grade Range: Ages 13+ week sessions for girls currently in Connect with motivated students 2nd grade through 11th grade. We from around the globe and learn with also have 2 different Family Camp professionals in their fields for a life weeks in August. changing summer of intensive study, http://www.camparcadia.com experiential learning and vibrant CAMP BIRCH HILL (NEW Jewish community.

DURHAM, NH) http://www.brandeis.edu/precollege/ 603-859-4525 BROAD MEADOW BROOK NATURE Age or Grade Range: Age: 6 - 16

BRANDEIS PRECOLLEGE PROGRAMS (WALTHAM)

DAY CAMP (WORCESTER)

508-753-6087 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-16 We are a nature day camp located minutes from downtown Worcester.

Campers spend their days hiking and exploring over 400 acres of wildlife sanctuary - learning about the world around them through hands-on exploration! http://www.massaudubon.org/ broadmeadow

Nestled in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, Camp Birch Hill offers a fun, elective based program where boys and girls aged 6-16 can participate in over 50 diverse activities of their choice. Each summer they welcome campers to their grounds in New Durham, NH. This traditional, overnight summer camp sits on a 100 acre piece of private, lakeside land where kids can come for two, four or six weeks of their summer. It

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

87

is a home away from home where kids have the time of their lives for two, four or six weeks while making lasting friendships and memories. campbirchhill.com

Regardless of what age a camper joins us, we work hard to make them feel like part of the Cody family. http://www.campcody.com

CAMP CHRISTINA - OLD COLONY CAMP CLARK - OLD COLONY YMCA YMCA (STOUGHTON) (PLYMOUTH) 781-341-2016 508-888-2290 ext. 204 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-15

Old Colony YMCA Summer Day Camps teach self-reliance, foster a love for nature and the outdoors, and encourage the development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership...all amidst a fun and creative learning environment. http://bit.ly/CampClarkBPP

CAMP CODY (FREEDOM, NH) 954-803-8655 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-18 We strive to maintain an environment that both encourages personal growth and creates an unforgettable summer experience.

88

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Old Colony YMCA Summer Day Camps teach self-reliance, foster a love for nature and the outdoors, and encourage the development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership...all amidst a fun and creative learning environment. http://bit.ly/CampStoughtonBPP

CAMP HALE/CLUB 48 (SANDWICH, NH) 617-375-8110 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-15 Located on Squam Lake in Sandwich, NH, Camp Hale offers youth the opportunity to experience sleepaway camp in the natural beauty of the White Mountains. By taking youth

out of their comfort zone and exposing them to new possibilities. https://www.uses.org/programs/ camphale/about/

CAMP INVENTION (MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) 800-968-4332 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-11 A nonprofit program of the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Camp Invention allows children in kindergarten through 6th grade to experience real-world problem solving, creative thinking, invention, and teamwork – all while having FUN! http://campinvention.org

CAMP KODIAK (MCKELLER, ONTARIO) 877-569-7595 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-18 Looking for an integrated, noncompetitive summer camp for children & teens with & without ADHD, LD & high-functioning

ASD? We provide social skills and academic programs along with 50+ activities, 2:1 camper-to-staff ratio, and professional staff. http://www.campkodiak.com

CAMP MARIST (EFFINGHAM, NH) 603-539-4552 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-16 Camp Marist is an international, co-ed Catholic overnight camp for campers ages 6-16 years old on Ossipee Lake in New Hampshire.

From horseback riding to waterskiing, go-karts, sports, and drama…we offer everything a kid would want! https://www.campmarist.org/

CAMP PINEHURST- A TRADITIONAL COED OVERNIGHT SUMMER CAMP IN MAINE (RAYMOND, ME) 603-880-6287 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-14 Facing the sunset on the sandy shore of Crescent Lake, Camp Pinehurst is a traditional summer camp for boys and girls that emphasizes skill development, outdoor adventure and teamwork. http://www.camppinehurst.com

CAMP RAMAPO (RHINEBECK, NY) 845-876-8407 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-16 Residential summer camp for children with social, learning and emotional challenges. http://www.ramapoforchildren.org

CAMP SATUCKET - OLD COLONY YMCA (EAST BRIDGEWATER) 508-378-3913 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-15 Old Colony YMCA Summer Day Camps teach self-reliance, foster a love for nature and the outdoors, and encourage the development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership...all amidst a fun and creative learning environment. http://bit.ly/CampSatucketBPP

CAMP WAZIYATAH (WATERFORD, ME) 207-583-2267 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-16 Camp Waziyatah is a coed overnight camp in Maine’s beautiful lakes region. With 130 acres on a 3.5 mile private lake, Wazi has a unique kid’s choice program where campers always get the activities they choose and are encouraged to try new things. http://wazi.com/

CAMP WEKEELA (HARTFORD, ME) 201-612-5125 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-16 Camp Wekeela is a premiere summer camp on a bucolic setting in the beautiful state of Maine. http://www.campwekeela.com

CAMP WINGATE*KIRKLAND (YARMOUTH PORT) 508-362-3798 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-15 Located on Cape Cod, Camp Wingate*Kirkland is a traditional overnight and day camp offering a daily choice program which allows campers to choose their own schedule and design their perfect summer. Camp is completely peanut, tree-nut and sesame free. http://www.campwk.com

CAMP YOMECHAS - OLD COLONY YMCA (MIDDLEBORO) 508-947-1390 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-15 Old Colony YMCA Summer Day Camps teach self-reliance, foster a love for nature and the outdoors, and encourage the development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership...all amidst a fun and creative learning environment. http://bit.ly/CampYomechasBPP

CARDIGAN MOUNTAIN SUMMER SESSION (CANAAN, NH) 603-523-3526 Age or Grade Range: Ages 8-15 The perfect balance between

Listing information provided by Camps

academic enrichment and summertime fun for boys and girls ages 8-15! https://www.cardigan.org/summer

CHARLES RIVER CREATIVE ARTS (DOVER) 508-785-8250 Age or Grade Range: Age: 5 - 15 Charles River Creative Arts Program, located in Dover, MA, has been a pioneer in multi-arts education since 1970. Here, young people take risks, learn new skills, and discover new talents within a nurturing and diverse community of experienced and dedicated artists. Two 4-week sessions are offered every summer.

Students may enroll in one or both sessions. Creative Starts provides an opportunity for children ages 5 – 8 to begin exploring and developing their artistic talents in an encouraging, stimulating environment. Each two-week session runs 9am – 4pm, Monday through Friday and features a unique theme, tying together creative projects with diverse art forms. We offer an age-appropriate balance of choice and structure to encourage experimentation, independence, and creative confidence. http://www.crcap.org

CHESTNUT HILL CREATIVE ARTS & SPORTS CAMP (CHESTNUT HILL) Age or Grade Range: Age 3 - Grade 8 Summer at Chestnut Hill caters to campers by providing four age group divisions: Lower (ages 3-5), Intermediate (grades 1-3), Upper (grades 4-6), and Senior (grades 7-8), which implement traditional and innovative programming led by experienced adult http://www.tchs.org

CHRISTIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE AT OCEAN PARK (OCEAN PARK, ME) 781-245-9984 Age Range: Ages 14-18 For over 100 years, the Christian Youth Conference at Ocean Park (CYC) has provided a place where

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

89

teens can begin or renew their walk with Christ. Catering exclusively to high school youths, CYC challenges kids to grow in their relationship to God within a safe, loving community.

CYC helps kids build faith and discipleship. Students make lifelong friends and return summer after summer, often becoming part of the staff after graduation.. http://cycop.org

training programs in public speaking, debate and Model UN for students in grades 5 to 11 http://www.debatecamp.com/boston

CREATIVE ARTS: THEATER, MUSIC & ART VACATION WEEKS AND SUMMER PROGRAMS (READING)

Digital Media Academy is a STEM summer camp experience designed for kids and teens to get their start as designers, developers, engineers, animators, musicians, and filmmakers. Learn from industry DELPHI ACADEMY (MILTON) professionals and passionate 617-333-9610 educators as you complet Private day school and summer camp https://www.digitalmediaacademy. in a beautiful Milton setting. org/massachusetts-tech-camps/ http://delphiboston.org/ cambridge/

781-942-9600 A multi-disciplinary community arts school, based in Reading, MA, that offers private lessons and group classes in Theater, Music and Visual Art all year long for all ages and abilities. http://www.weteachcreativearts.org

DEDHAM COMMUNITY HOUSE SUMMER CAMP (DEDHAM) 781-329-5740 Age or Grade Range: Ages <3-14 Since the 1920’s, the Dedham Community House Summer Camp has helped create lifelong childhood memories of summers filled with fun in the sun! http://www.dedhamcommunity house.org

DEBATE CAMP (WEST ROXBURY)

DERBY SUMMER ARTS (HINGHAM)

888-512-8154 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-16

781-740-4766 Age or Grade Range: Ages 8-15

Debate Camp provides summer

Summer Arts is a 5 week

90

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

comprehensive program for ages 8 to 15. Campers choose their own schedules from over 100 choices.

There are also programs for ages 3 to 7. Campers may attend less weeks. http://derbyacademy.org/summer

DIGITAL MEDIA ACADEMY (CAMBRIDGE) (866) 656-3342 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-17

EAGLE HILL SCHOOL (HARDWICK) 413-477-6000 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-16 Eagle Hill’s Summer Session blends the experience of a classic summer

camp with our unique approach to educating diverse learners. The course offerings are designed to help students have a fun-filled summer while building confidence. https://www.eaglehill.school

EDGE ON SCIENCE (NEWTON, BEVERLY) (315) 773-5673 Grade Range: Rising 3rd to 12th grade At Edge on Science your child has the freedom to explore applied science and engineering. Individual and team projects make it a hands-on experience. Join us this summer for one or more, of ten different, weeklong day programs! https://www.edgeonscience.com/ summer-camps/

EMPOW STUDIOS (MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) 617-395-7527 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-15 Empow Studios offers weekly STEM Summer Camps for kids ages 7-15.

Campers have fun learning coding, robotics, movie-making, Minecraft, Roblox, 3D printing, and more! Fullday and half-day camps available throughout Massachusetts and online. http://www.empow.me

EVERWOOD DAY CAMP (SHARON) 781-694-5829 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-15 Everwood provides an unparalleled summer camp experience in the great outdoors and are proven leaders in COVID-19 safety. We are committed to supporting the social and emotional health of our campers through real opportunities for connection. http://www.EverwoodDayCamp.com

EXPLO (NORTON, WELLESLEY, NEW HAVEN, CT) 781-762-7400 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-17 For more than 40 years, EXPLO has brought together bright, curious, Listing information provided by Camps

and interesting young people from around the globe. EXPLO provides a range of one-, two-, and three-week summer programs for students ages 7 to 17 on the campuses of Yale University. https://www.explo.org

EXXCEL GYMNASTICS & CLIMBING (NEWTON) 617-244-3300 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5+ Gymnastics, climbing, water slides, field trips, swimming, trapeze, bungee, zip line, skits, arts & crafts, games…what more could a kid want? http://www.exxcel.net/

FALMOUTH ACADEMY FA SUMMER (FALMOUTH) 508-457-9696 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-Adult Falmouth Academy sits on 34 acres abutting conservation land just minutes from the ocean and in the heart of the Upper Cape’s vibrant art and science community. Full-day and half-day programs for children and teens are offered. Activities include lacrosse, basketball, soccer, tennis, arts and crafts, computer programming, photography, animation, fort building, theater, robotics, cooking, nature and science exploration, and outdoor adventure.

Specialty programs include outdoor survival skills, computer programming and robotics. http://www.falmouthacademy.org/ Summer-programs

FESSENDEN SUMMER CAMPS (WEST NEWTON) 617-630-2373 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-15 Whether in the Day Camp, the Summer ELL program, or one of the many Sports or Specialty Camps, campers participate in fun and exciting activities, build their selfconfidence, and learn core life skills such as collaboration and creativity. http://www. fessendensummercamps.org

FLEUR DE LIS CAMP (FITZWILLIAM, NH) 603-585-7751 Age or Grade Range: Ages 8-17 For a best summer ever come to Fleur de Lis - a girl’s camp filled with great fun, great learning, and great adventures in beautiful southwestern NH. Girls come for the summer and leave with a new second home, forever friends, and life-long memories. https://www.fleurdeliscamp.org/

FUSION ACADEMY (BURLINGTON/ LEXINGTON, HINGHAM, NEWTON) 781-512-0505 Age or Grade Range: Ages 12-18 A completely Customizable Summer Experience using our Unique 1:1 program. The summer focuses on Academic Engagement, Creative Enrichment and College Preparation.

Enrolling students entering grades 5-12. In-person or Virtually. https://www.fusionacademy.com/ summer-programs/

GERMAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BOSTON SUMMER CAMP (BOSTON) 617-783-2600 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-12 German International School Boston Summer Camp offers four weeks of summer camp adventures in a bilingual environment. For students ages 4 - 12. German is not required. https://www.gisbos.org/en/

GHOSTLIGHT THEATER CAMP (OAKLAND, ME) 207-358-0641 Age or Grade Range: Ages 9-17 Ghostlight Theater Camp offers campers the opportunity to create incredible theater, studying with Broadway-caliber artists, while experiencing the best traditional summer camp experience Maine has to offer. http://www.ghostlighttheatercamp. com/

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

91

GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS CAMPS (MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) 617-350-8335 Age or Grade Range: Ages 5-17 Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts offers resident and day camps in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Every girl is invited! From our youngest campers in pre-Kindergarten programs, to our 12th graders becoming CIT’s, and every girl in between. http://www.hercamp.org

HALE DAY CAMP (WESTWOOD) 781-326-1770 Age or Grade Range: Age: 4 - 13 Hale offers a wide variety of summer camp experiences.

From our Traditional Camp to our Specialty Camps, including Outdoor Adventures, Mountain Biking, and our Leaders in Training (LIT) program for teens, Hale has a summer of fun waiting for

92

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

you! We believe in continuing camping traditions such as being outdoors with your friends all day, getting plenty of exercise and swimming in our natural ponds.

Here at Hale Day Camp we also provide a hands-on experience that recognizes the campers’ need for a nurturing environment where they can mature socially, emotionally and intellectually. https://hale1918.org/programs/

HILL HOUSE (BOSTON) 617-227-5838 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-12 Hill House summer staff kicks off the organization’s 20th summer of camp for children ages 3 to 12.

Weekly themes, a balance between structure and play, field trips, and age-appropriate activities promise a well-rounded experience. http://www.hillhouseboston.org

HOPKINTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS (HOPKINTON) 508-435-9222 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-17 Summer programs at the HCA are the perfect creative outlet for students who love the arts. Our artist-instructors make learning fun as they help students find their voice in a variety of different artistic mediums, from art to movie-making. http://www.hopartscenter.org/

HUNTERS HAVEN FARM HORSEBACK RIDING CAMP (GROVELAND) 978-373-1300 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-18+ Full Day Weekly Horseback Riding Camp at beautiful Hunters Haven Farm in Groveland MA. http://www.huntershavenfarm.com

ICODE OF WELLESLEY STEAM SUMMER PROGRAMS (WELLESLEY)

MEADOWBROOK SUMMER MAPLEWOOD COUNTRY DAY CAMP PROGRAMS (WESTON) (SOUTH EASTON) 781-647-0546

781-291-3131 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-18+ iCode of Wellesley is a premier STEAM afterschool and summer camp program that teaches life skills alongside a diverse set of technologies. Using these fun and engaging activities we help children build resilience, problem solving, and team work. http://www.icodeschool.com/ icode-wellesley/

508-238-2387 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-14

ID TECH CAMPS (MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) 888-709-8324 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-18 Summer 2021 programs are in the works! Check back in February for updates.In the meantime, we invite you to join us for 1-on-1 or smallgroup online learning. http://www.idtech.com

KROKA EXPEDITIONS (KEENE, NH) 603-835-9087 Age or Grade Range: Ages 9-19 Kroka is a wilderness expedition school based on a year-round organic farm in Marlow, NH. Our summer adventure expeditions include sailing, rock climbing, mountain biking, whitewater paddling, wilderness skills, and rites of passage for ages 9-19. http://www.kroka.org

LINX CAMPS (WELLESLEY) 781-235-3210 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-17 LINX Camps provides fun-filled, enriching and innovative summer programs that are rich with traditions and choices. Our expert staff recognizes each campers’ strengths to support the growth of our younger campers while building character in our older ones. http://www.linxcamps.com/

Listing information provided by Camps

Maplewood is family owned and operated. We serve children ages 3 to 14. We are accredited by the American Camping Association.

Children are taught the fundamental concepts of discovery, community, teamwork and fitness in a secure, fun environment. http://www.maplewoodyearround. com/

MASS AUDUBON SUMMER CAMPS (MULTIPLE CITIES) 781-259-9500 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-15 Have fun, make friends, and experience nature this summer!

Mass Audubon campers enjoy outdoor exploration, habitat hikes, wildlife observation, hands-on activities, interactive games, imaginative free play, creative crafts, and more. Small group sizes ensure camper safety and engagement with positive role models who are enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge of the outdoors. Sign up for hands-on, outdoor fun this summer. With 19 day camps and one overnight camp, there’s something for everyone. https://www.massaudubon.org/

MAZEMAKERS (WESTON) 781-314-9230 Age or Grade Range: Grades 2-8 Mazemakers is not your typical summer camp! Mazemakers is a dynamic learning community for campers grades 2-8. With an experienced and enthusiastic staff, we create a flourishing atmosphere of respect, intellectual vitality, and imagination. http://www.mazemakers.org

Age or Grade Range: Grades K-8 Meadowbrook Summer Programs all share the philosophy of The Meadowbrook School of Weston: nurturing a child’s personality, encouraging his or her special interests, and embracing the whole child. Meadowbrook campers agree – summer is FUN! http://daycamp.meadowbrook-ma. org/

NEW ART CENTER SUMMER YOUTH ART PROGRAM (NEWTON) 617-964-3424 Age or Grade Range: Grades 1-12 Spend your summer vacation immersed in the arts! Students are grouped by grade with a high teacher-to-student ratio. Register for one or more weeks with new activities and a variety of mediums each day. All experience levels, with materials provided. https://newartcenter.org/

NIGHT EAGLE WILDERNESS ADVENTURES (WALLINGFORD, VT) (802) 446-6100 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-14 Located in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Night Eagle Wilderness Adventures is a unique primitive summer camp where boys live in tipis and do things that boys did hundreds of years ago. http://www.nighteaglewilderness. com

NORTH COUNTRY CAMPSLINCOLN AND WHIPPOORWILL (KEESVILLE, NY) 518-796-5874 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-15 The North Country camps - Lincoln for boys, Whippoorwill for girls, offer children real adventure in a safe, outdoor environment. http://www.northcountrycamps.com/

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

93

POK-O-MACCREADY CAMPS (WILLSBORO, NY) 518-963-7656 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-16 POK-O-MacCREADY combines traditional camp with a modern child-centered approach that cultivates independence, life-long friendships, growth through challenge, and appreciation for the natural world. http://www.pokomac.com/

POMPOSITTICUT FARM DAY CAMP (HUDSON) 978-562-0968 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-15 A summer Day Camp offering adventurous, out of the norm activities that entice, excite, and encourage campers to enjoy outdoor interactions peers ages 4-15! http://www.pompositticutfarm.com

PUDDLESTOMPERS NATURE EXPLORATION (NEWTON) 617-527-2000 Science Camp, Enrichment Classes & Programs, Day Camp https://www.puddlestompers.com/ summer-locations

RUSSIAN SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS (MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) 774-312-3806 Age or Grade Range: Grades K-12 The Russian School of Mathematics is now enrolling students for the spring and summer semesters! https://www.russianschool.com/ spring-enrollment-ma

SPRING & SUMMER INSTITUTE IN GLOBAL LEADERSHIP (VIRTUAL WITH POSSIBLE IN PERSON IN THE GREATER BOSTON AREA) 617-482-4587 Age or Grade Range: Ages 11-18 Step into the role of a diplomat to address current global issues during the United Nations Association of

94

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021

Greater Boston’s Institute in Global Leadership Model UN programs! https://unagb.org/model-un/ vacation-institutes/

STEVE AND KATE’S CAMP (BOSTON, CAMBRIDGE) 617-315-4387 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-16 At Steve & Kate’s, our camp philosophy is pretty simple: We believe that you need to trust kids with the freedom to make their own choices driven by their natural curiosity, to experiment with their own decision-making and develop the confidence to try, fail, and learn on their own. Designed for kids entering Pre-K through 7th graders, we offer a massive choice of activities that cater to pretty much anything. http://steveandkatescamp.com/ locations/boston

SUMMER AT STONELEIGHBURNHAM SCHOOL (GREENFIELD) 413-695-6619 Age or Grade Range: Ages 8-18 Speak up I & II: debate and public speaking for novice and experienced speakers. Girls ages 10-18. Performing Arts: dance, voice, & theater ages 10-16. Bonnie Castle Equestrian Camp: Premiere riding camp for riders from novice to experienced ages 8-18 https://sbschool.org/summer/

SUMMER IN FRENCH AT THE FRENCH CULTURAL CENTER/ ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE OF BOSTON (BOSTON) 617-912-0400 Age or Grade Range: Age: 3 - 17 Our virtual summer program is the perfect way to improve your child’s skills and confidence in the French

language. We have fun and creative French immersion classes for children ages 5-17. www.frenchculturalcenter.org

SUMMER SAGE (FOXBORO) 508-543-9619 Age or Grade Range: Age: 4-13 Summer Sage delves into exciting club topics that will spark your child’s curiosity and encourage a love of learning. Participants work with same-aged peers and are immersed in experiential learning that enhances the weekly theme. https://sageschool.org/summer-sage/

TABOR SUMMER CAMP (MARION) 508-291-8342 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-17 Join us for an unforgettable summer by the sea full of friends, sports, adventures, and learning at the Tabor Summer Camp. We offer a variety of engaging activities and enrichment courses for young people ages 6-17 on our beautiful seaside campus. http://taborsummer.org/

THE BARTON CENTER FOR DIABETES EDUCATION, INC. (MULTIPLE CITIES) 508-987-2056 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-18 The Barton Center is dedicated to children who live with type 1 diabetes and the people who care for them. Barton programs offer fun, recreation, diabetes education, and support. Please visit our website for a complete list of programs. http://www.bartoncenter.org

THE PUTNEY SCHOOL SUMMER ARTS (PUTNEY, VT) 802-387-6297 Age or Grade Range: Ages 4-17 The Putney School Summer Arts offer students age 14-17 the opportunity for in-depth exploration in the visual arts, performing arts, and creative writing, as well as sustainability through our farm program. http://summer.putneyschool.org/ Listing information provided by Camps

THE ULTIMATE DAY CAMP AT DEDHAM HEALTH & ATHLETIC (DEDHAM) 781-326-2900 At the Ultimate Day Camp we aim to make each day the “BEST DAY EVER”. We pack all that DHAC has to offer into every week! Campers love the water park. https://summer.dedhamhealth.com/ the-ultimate-day-camp/

THORNTON ACADEMY (SACO, ME) 207-602-4448 Age or Grade Range: Ages 12-17 Join us at Thornton Academy’s summer programs for adventure & academics. Day and boarding programs for students entering grades 6-11. Located in Saco, Maine, only 90 minutes from Boston. Be Who You Are this summer at Maine’s Best Private School! http://.www.thorntonacademy.org/ summer

URBAN WIZARDS ACADEMY (VIRTUAL) 413-886-2764 Age or Grade Range: Ages 6-14 Urban Wizards academy is like no other magic camp. It highlights everything that magic can be: Magic is Science, Math, Music, Art, History.

Kiddos also get cool custom magic tricks that you won’t find in any other magic workshop! https://www.urbanwizardsac.com/

WALNUT HILL SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS SUMMER PROGRAMS (NATICK)

WATER MONKEY SUMMER CAMP (NEW DURHAM, NH) 617-855-9253 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-17 Water Monkey Camp is the ultimate watersports summer camp! Super small enrollment of 20 campers per week allows each camper unrivaled access to our top notch coaches to improve wakeboarding, waterskiing and wakesurfing skills! https://www.watermonkeycamp.com/

WEST END HOUSE CAMP (PARSONSFIELD, ME) 617-783-2267 Age or Grade Range: Ages 7-15 West End House Camp is a positive experience that lasts a lifetime!

Overnight camp for boys ages 7-15.

Selected by the Boston Globe as a “Best Value in New England!” Chosen

by Boston Parents Paper as ”One of Top Five Overnight Camps in New England” http://www.westendhousecamp.org

YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON (BOSTON, WALTHAM, WOBURN, READING, DEDHAM, NEEDHAM) 617-927-8060 Age or Grade Range: Ages 3-16 Y Day Camp keeps kids engaged, safe, healthy and learning. At the Y, we focus on your child as a whole, including top-notch sports and swimming instruction, exploration of the community, and developing life-long friendships. https://ymcaboston.org/ active-programs/#Day%20Camp

508-650-5020 Age or Grade Range: Ages 10-17 Summer Camp programs in Dance (Ballet), Musical Theater, and Visual Art. http://www.walnuthillarts.org/ summer

Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair 2021 | BostonParentsPaper.com

95

Saving People Money Since 1936 ... that’s before there were shopping carts.

GEICO has been serving up great car insurance and fantastic customer service for more than 75 years. Get a quote and see how much you could save today.

JHLFR FRP _ $872 _ ORFDO RIĆ FH

Some discounts, coverages, payment plans and features are not available in all states or all GEICO companies.

GEICO is a registered service mark of Government Employees Insurance Company, Washington, D.C. 20076; a Berkshire Hathaway Inc. subsidiary. © 2015 GEICO 96 Boston Parents Paper Virtual Camp Fair | 2021