Sacramento Country Day - Camp Cavalier 2022

CAMP CAVALIER 2022

Dear Sacramento Country Day School Families, Camp Cavalier is back for another fun summer for your children and we can't wait to show them what we have planned. We are sticking to the same model from last summer which made the shared experience more meaningful and impactful for our campers, summer teachers, and camp counselors.

For Lower School families, we are offering two three-week full-day sessions with classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and recreation from 12-4 p.m. Extended care will be available this summer from 4-5:30 p.m. For Middle School families, we are offering two three-week halfday sessions with classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. This year we are offering a new class for rising 8th, 9th, and 10th graders for two weeks to focus on Algebra 1 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Our High School families are offered two full-credit courses that are five weeks long from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. LS and MS families can choose Session A, Session B, or both. HS families can register for one of the five-week courses for the summer. Families must commit to each session at Camp Cavalier. Fees will not be prorated. Camp Cavalier is only open to students enrolled for the 2022-23 school year. To make registration as easy as possible, you will use your 2022-23 Smart Tuition account.

This is your child's opportunity to learn new things, make new friends, and spend their summer with enthusiastic counselors and experienced teachers. We look forward to seeing your family this summer!

Best, Joy Pangilinan Director of After-School Enrichment and Summer Programs

MORNING CLASSES Sacramento Country Day School offers a dynamic learning environment for children interested in refining their skills and expanding their knowledge while having fun. Camp Cavalier's philosophy is consistent with the school's mission, which inspires intellectual discovery and engages a diverse community to think critically, live creatively, and act compassionately.

Campus opens at 8:30 a.m.

JUNE 21-JULY 29 LOWER & MIDDLE SCHOOL 9 A.M.-12 P.M.

JULY 18-29 ALGEBRA 1 BOOT CAMP 9 A.M.-12 P.M.

JUNE 13-JULY 15 HIGH SCHOOL FULL CREDIT COURSES 8:30 A.M.-12:30 A.M. Please note: Camp is closed on Monday, June 20 and Monday, July 4, 2022.

There is no food service available on campus. Please send a morning snack with your child.

Please have your child come to camp in comfortable attire.

Closed-toed shoes only, sneakers are preferred.

ACADEMIC CLASSES ENRICHMENT CLASSES

RECREATION CAMP

AFTERNOON RECREATION Lower School Only

June 21-July 29 from 12-4 p.m.

Following Camp Cavalier classes, Lower School campers will participate in a series of activities and kept in their grade-level groups led by camp counselors. Each week will have its own fun theme and campers are encouraged to dress up if they would like.

SESSION A THEMED WEEKS June 21-24 Animal Planet June 27-July 1 Disney/Pixar July 5-8 Celebrations at Camp Cavalier

SESSION B THEMED WEEKS July 11-15 It's a Bug's Life July 18-22 Hotel Transylvania July 25-29 Camp Cavalier Goes Bananas

Please note: Camp is closed on Monday, June 20 and Monday, July 4, 2022.

There is no food service available on campus. Please send a lunch and afternoon snack with your child. Please have your child come to camp in comfortable attire. Closed-toed shoes only, sneakers are preferred.

Extended-Care is available from 4-5:30 p.m. Advance registration is preferred.

Drop-in is available at a rate of $20 per hour.

RISING KINDERGARTNERS Session A

Session B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Bee Ready 4 Kinder with April Sanders

July 11-15 Bee Ready 4 Kinder with Sue Lorens

June 27-July 1 Full STEAM Ahead with April Sanders

July 18-22 Celebrations Around the World with Sue Lorens

July 5-8 Movers and Makers with Ashlie Kirby

July 25-29 Dragon Fire Martial Arts with Alexis Covey

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session B Themed Weeks

SESSION A TOTAL COST $1,095

SESSION B TOTAL COST $1,260

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Bee Ready 4 Kinder Bee Ready 4 Kindergarten will have us “buzzing” through stories, academics, games, and art! Each day in our “hive” has a different theme. “Busy bees” will have fun as they learn and practice skills. We know your child will have a “buzzing” good time!

Full STEAM Ahead Come play with us at a place where curiosity meets creativity! We will explore, build, and create using our imagination and our incredible brainpower. We will draw inspiration from storybooks for our activities in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Join us on a summer adventure you will never forget... full STEAM ahead!

Movers and Makers A professional arts educator will guide young artists to explore creative movement, music, and process art-making. Each day will feature a theme to lead our artistic inquiries. Whether being superheroes for the day, exploring the world under the ocean, or covering the school in rainbows, each lesson will provide our movers and makers with a chance to improve locomotor skills, enhance spatial awareness, increase art literacy, and develop creative expression in a fun and playful setting!

Celebrations Around the World Every day is a party in Celebrations Around the World! Come explore how other cultures celebrate major holidays. We will study maps and sample the customs of many cultures through games, art, food and stories. Together, we will celebrate our similarities and our differences. Students may even discover a new custom to share with friends and family. Come party with us!

Dragon Fire Martial Arts Dragon Fire Martial Arts is a blended art. The children will be learning the “Run, Yell, and Tell” selfdefense program, as well as the kicks and punches of taekwondo, the basic throws and falls of judo, and the basic pins of jujitsu. This class stresses the tenets of the martial arts, which are Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self Control, and Indomitable Spirit.

RISING FIRST GRADERS SESSION A

SESSION B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Diving into 1st Grade with Maura Perotti

July 11-15 Diving into 1st Grade with Sarah Gerber

June 27-July 1 Reading Camp Out with Maura Perotti

July 18-22 Water Fun with Sarah Gerber

July 5-8 Superheroes to the Rescue! with Leslie Hackard

July 25-29 Wild About Animals with Christina Emerson

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session B Themed Weeks

Session A Total Cost $1,095

Session B Total Cost $1,260

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Diving into 1st Grade Calling all former Kindergartners! Are you ready to put on your snorkel and flippers and dive into 1st grade?

This summer, get a jump on your 1st grade skills. We will surf the waves to tackle reading, math, and science!

We’ll go under the sea to read about animals, count sea creatures, and get ready to lead our class into 1st grade in the fall!

Reading Camp Out During this exciting week we’ll work together to “unlock” our reading camp-out celebration! This camp will focus on building essential reading skills for beginning and early readers. Each student will spend the week reading at their own personal reading level, solidifying letter/sound recognition, reading in small groups, going on sound hunts, making their own sight word games, and reading, reading, reading! Get ready for s’more fun than you can handle!

Superheroes to the Rescue!

Calling all superheroes! BOOM! WHAM! KA-POW! SPLAT! It’s time to jump into action and make superific art!

Spend your week creating costumes, cities, comic strips, and life-sized heroes. This class is the perfect fit for boys and girls who have huge imaginations and like to pretend. Only crime fighters allowed, please!

Water Fun Water is essential for all living things and covers more than 70% of our planet. In our Water Fun camp, we will examine the properties of water, create art with water, play games with water, and develop our engineering skills with water projects. Let’s explore this amazing natural resource together!

Wild About Animals Are you wild about animals? Do you want to know more about how our animals see, hear, and sense their world? If you enjoy our furry friends or those with feathers or scales then Wild About Animals is for you! We will learn about the animals that live in and around our homes and explore some wild friends too.

RISING SECOND GRADERS SESSION A

SESSION B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Catch a Wave to 2nd Grade with Brittany Torretta

July 11-15 Catch a Wave to 2nd Grade with Brittany Torretta

June 27-July 1 Animal Art with Leslie Hackard

July 18-22 Dragon Fire Martial Arts with Alexis Covey

July 5-8 Science with Christina Emerson

July 25-29 Dino Dig with Amanda Ashdown

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Session A Total Cost $1,095

Session B Total Cost $1,260

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Catch a Wave to 2nd Grade This class prepares students for 2nd grade. Teaching routines and skills that will be used in 2nd grade will help ensure your child is ready for next year! We will have mini-lessons in reading, writing, and math workshops. This is a class that will help children feel like experts and approach their first days of school with enthusiasm and confidence.

Animal Art Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Dogs and cats are purrfect, too! If you love everything about animals, this is the class for you! Come artistically create your favorite creatures as we dabble in paint, color pencil, graphite, and paper crafts.

Science Calling all young scientists! Curious about the world around you? Interested in using science to solve problems and explore the world around you? If so, join us for a week of hands-on exploration of the world of science and engineering.

Dragon Fire Martial Arts Dragon Fire Martial Arts is a blended art. The children will be learning the “Run, Yell, and Tell” self-defense program, as well as the kicks and punches of taekwondo, the basic throws and falls of judo, and the basic pins of jujitsu. This class stresses the tenets of the martial arts, which are Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self Control, and Indomitable Spirit.

Dino Dig Come join us for an exciting look at dinosaurs and their fossils. Learn how to be a paleontologist (a scientist who discovers fossils) while digging for “bones” and making fossils of your very own.

RISING THIRD GRADERS Session A

Session B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Flying into 3rd Grade with Kristi Mathisen

July 11-15 Flying into 3rd Grade with LaTeeka Bradford

June 27-July 1 Hot Off the Press with Kristi Mathisen

July 18-22 Wizarding World of Harry Potter with Sydnee Butcher

July 5-8 All Aboard the Magic School Bus! with Kristi Mathisen

July 25-29 Recycled Art with Leslie Hackard

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session B Themed Weeks

SESSION A TOTAL COST $1,095

SESSION B TOTAL COST $1,260

RISING THIRD GRADERS Flying Into 3rd Grade Houston, we have a problem! Get ready to soar into orbit on your path to 3rd grade as we navigate through our curriculum. We will center our summer mission on the Hidden Figures mathematicians of NASA, creative writing, math, science, and art. Come prepared to blast off on an amazing adventure as a Third Grade Astronaut-in-training!

Hot Off the Press The world moves at a mile a minute and the news never stops. What is news? Is it just politics? Or could it be food and culture? Entertainment? Sports? Join us as we take a deep dive into what it means to be a part of the news industry.

We will study various forms of reporting, write articles and blogs, create a camp newspaper, and record short on-thescene coverage of an exciting event on campus.

All Aboard the Magic School Bus! Buckle up, campers … the Magic School Bus has pulled into Camp Cavalier! Join Mrs. Mathisen for a session filled with magical “STEAM” adventures. Each day campers will engage in projects, art, writing activities, and experiments alongside Mrs. Frizzle and her gang. With the help of Magic School Bus videos and books, there is no telling where the adventures will lead. Just as “The Frizz” says, Mrs. Mathisen encourages you to hop on the bus, take chances, make mistakes, and get messy!

Wizarding World of Harry Potter Expecto Patronum! Are you ready to join the Wizarding World of Harry Potter right here on the Country Day campus? In this class we will be journeying out of the muggle world into the world of Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, Platform 9 3/4 and so much more. We will discover our Hogwarts houses, make our own magic wands, learn spells and make our own, cook up “potions," and so much more. Join your friends for a week of magical play and spellbinding good times.

(Having read all books or seen all the movies is definitely not a requirement to join this class, although a few spoilers may occur.)

Recycled Art Recycle, reuse, renew! Calling all clever inventors and artists! Have you ever thought about how many everyday items we use just once and throw away? It's time to change our perspective and repurpose materials for future use. It's time to create 2D and 3D art by using items such as paper bags, old worksheets, to-go containers, plastic utensils, and more. Imagine how we can change our environment and world by repurposing materials we use all the time that end up in landfills! The creative possibilities are endless!

RISING FOURTH GRADERS SESSION A

SESSION B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 4th Grade Readiness with Amanda Ashdown

July 11-15 4th Grade Readiness with Amanda Ashdown

June 27-July 1 Archaeology with Christina Emerson

July 18-22 Acrylic and Watercolor with Leslie Hackard

July 5-8 Multi-Sports with Dave Ancrum

July 25-29 Board Game Design with Melissa Strong

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session B Themed Weeks

Session A Total Cost $1,095

Session B Total Cost $1,260

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS 4th Grade Readiness Westward Ho! Learn the trails of a 4th grader as we pioneer through our curriculum. Get ready to take on creative writing, multi-digit multiplication, decimals, and California history. We will create art using many different mediums.

Learning to understand the genre, predict, make inferences, ask questions, visualize, and summarize while learning is what 4th grade is all about. So pack your wagons and become a 4th grade trailblazer!

Archaeology This summer we will embark on an adventure of exploration and discovery. Using our skills and excavation tools, students will learn to observe, record, and hypothesize how and when the humans of the past collapsed or changed locations. Students will become young archaeologists on their own dig, discovering the treasures left behind, and reconstructing the pieces to make educated guesses and stories of the past.

Multi-Sports Campers will participate in soccer and basketball in this week-long class. Coaches will focus on fun exercises to build confidence and teach the fundamental movement skills of kicking, dribbling, passing, receiving, and shooting.

Finally, exciting innovative games will be played to foster sportsmanship and teamwork.

Acrylic and Watercolor Learn the different techniques and painting styles of master artists. Students will learn color theory, brush application, and different art genres, as well as complete a portfolio of work to be displayed at a camp art show at the end of the week. We may get a little messy, but a fun time and relaxing environment are guaranteed.

Board Game Design Board games have become an increasingly popular pastime over the last few years and even more in this last year.

Board games are a fun way to socialize and learn something new. In this course, students will get to flex their creative muscles and design, build, and test their very own board games. Gamers will be introduced to the history of board games, terminology, and different board-gaming genres, while also learning how to balance their game and design approaches to create a unique experience. At the end of the week, students will be able to take home their creation and play it with friends and family!

RISING FIFTH GRADERS SESSION A

SESSION B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Fast Pass into 5th Grade with John Yu

July 11-15 Fast Pass into 5th Grade with John Yu

June 27-July 1 Space Camp with Aleitha Burns

July 18-22 Zines & Things with Melissa Strong

July 5-8 World Building with Bill Crabb

July 25-29 Multi-Sports with Dave Ancrum

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session A Themed Weeks

Afternoon Recreation 12-4 p.m.

Follow Session B Themed Weeks

Session A Total Cost $1,095

Session A Total Cost $1,260

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Fast Pass into 5th Grade Fast Pass into 5th Grade aims to provide students with the foundational skills necessary to get a start into the adventurous fifth-grade curriculum. During their time, they will review or learn new math skills. They will also engage in a mini-project that combines both math and science. The project features a design challenge, which requires detailed planning and collaboration. Their time in this class will be one that drives their investigative and curious nature. Welcome to 5th grade!

Space Camp 3-2-1 - Lift off! This camp focuses on rockets and space flight. From paper airplanes to air-powered rockets, from rubber-band-powered rockets to balloon-powered rockets, students will explore the mechanics of aerospace engineering in a fun, hands-on approach. They will better understand the four forces of flight (thrust, drag, lift, and gravity) through the building, testing, and launching of their own rockets, landers, and rovers. Students will take home their creations and an abundance of space knowledge. Become a real rocket scientist!

World Building World Building is designed for junior artists, writers, directors, or anyone with a grand imagination. What is world-building? It is the process used for creating fictional worlds in books, movies, games, and art. We will cover the most successful fictional worlds and what makes them so popular. From there we break down every detail in the process of world creation. Students are then encouraged to design their own worlds using their favorite mediums. These projects are of their own choosing and could include short stories, paintings, sketches, comics, or maps.

Zines & Things Write, draw, craft, and create your own self-made booklets! Zines (ZEENS) are do-it-yourself books that can include writing and art. In this class, we’ll create our own zine, start to finish, in a week’s time. In addition to writing and drawing the pieces that will go inside the zine, we’ll make our own cover image, brainstorm a name for our new production, and bind the completed booklets. At the end of the week, each child will take home their own copy of our collaborative project, as well as the skills and confidence to keep up this fun, crafty practice at home.

Multi-Sports Campers will participate in soccer and basketball in this week-long class. Coaches will focus on fun exercises to build confidence and teach the fundamental movement skills of kicking, dribbling, passing, receiving, and shooting. Finally, exciting innovative games will be played to foster sportsmanship and teamwork.

RISING 6TH GRADERS & NEWLY ENROLLED 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS SESSION A

SESSION B

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Classes from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

June 21-24 Introduction to Middle School (History) Part 1 with Ryan Hobbs

July 11-15 Introduction to Middle School (Creative Writing) Part 1 with Ashley McDaniel

June 27-July 1 Introduction to Middle School (History) Part 2 with Ryan Hobbs

July 18-22 Introduction to Middle School (Creative Writing) Part 2 with Ashley McDaniel

July 5-8 Summer STEAM Challenges with Lauren Davis

July 25-29 Board Game Design with Bill Crabb

Session A Total Cost $685

Session B Total Cost $795

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Introduction to Middle School Session A (History): Calling all rising 6th graders and new 7th and 8th graders! Students will engage in a variety of history class activities designed to help them learn the ropes of our middle school. History-themed activities will include code-breaking challenges, building, design projects, role-playing simulations, and more! Students will also compete in a middle school-style scavenger hunt and other fun summer adventures! Welcome to Country Day's Middle School!

Session B (Creative Writing): Students will engage in various creative writings activities designed to learn the ropes of our middle school. Are you a budding poet? What about the next J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter), John Green (The Fault in Our Stars), Nicola Yoon (Everything, Everything), or Walter Dean Myers (Monster)? Do you love graphic novels but never had the chance to sketch out your ideas? Maybe you have a knack for scriptwriting but need someone to bounce ideas off of. Hopefully, you will become a better reader, writer, and thinker through writing, thinking, and discussing. The skills we focus on in this class will most definitely help you in your other classes and give you another outlet for your creativity! Plus, we'll have some good, traditional camp fun (tie-dying t-shirts, themed days, team-building games, and more)!

Summer STEAM Challenges Who is Sir Isaac Newton? What is elephant’s toothpaste? How do things fly? Why is water so important? Discover more about these topics and beyond with our Summer STEAM Camp! You will learn more about how science, technology, engineering, art, and math connect with one another to create super amazing results. Let your creativity and logic combine to unleash impressive artwork and design! I hope you are ready to get your hands dirty, create, and celebrate all things STEAM! Board Game Design Board games have become an increasingly popular pastime over the last few years, even more in this last year. Board games are a fun way to socialize and learn something new. In this course, students will get to flex their creative muscles and design, build, and test their very own board games. They’ll be introduced to the history of board games, terminology, and different board-gaming genres, while also learning how to balance their game and design approaches to create a unique experience. At the end of the week, students will be able to take home their creation and play it with friends and family!

8TH-9TH-10TH TWO-WEEK CLASS & HS FULL-CREDIT COURSES ALGEBRA 1 BOOTCAMP JULY 18-29 9 A.M.-12 P.M. LAUREN DAVIS $525

HS BIOLOGY (FULL CREDIT COURSE) JUNE 13-JULY 15 8:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. KELLIE WHITED & VICTORIA CONNOR $2,500

HS PRE-CALC HONORS (FULL CREDIT COURSE) JUNE 13-JULY 15 8:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. PATRICIA JACOBSEN & CHRIS MILLSBACK $2,500

ALGEBRA BOOT CAMP IS A PREPARATORY/REVIEW COURSE FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE ENTERING ALGEBRA I, HAVE COMPLETED ALGEBRA I, ARE ENTERING GEOMETRY, OR ARE ENTERING ALGEBRA II. THIS COURSE WILL BEGIN WITH A REVIEW OF THE BASICS AND COMMON MISTAKES OF ALGEBRA I AND THEN DIVE INTO MORE ADVANCED ALGEBRAIC TOPICS. THIS TWO-WEEK COURSE WILL COVER TOPICS SUCH AS SIMPLIFYING EXPRESSIONS, FACTORING, GRAPHING FUNCTIONS, LINEAR AND QUADRATIC MODELS, AND SYSTEMS. THIS COURSE IS FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SHARPEN THEIR ALGEBRA SKILLS BEFORE TACKLING THE SACRAMENTO COUNTRY DAY MATH CURRICULUM. NOTE: THIS COURSE IS NOT FOR CLASS CREDIT & RISING 8TH GRADERS NEED TEACHER'S APPROVAL TO ENROLL IN THE SUMMER CLASS.

THIS COURSE INTRODUCES GENERAL BIOLOGY THEMES WHILE BUILDING UPON THE CONCEPTS INTRODUCED IN CHEMISTRY. THE MAJOR THEMES COVERED INCLUDE CELL BIOLOGY, GENETICS, EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY, PLANT AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY, AND BIODIVERSITY. IN ADDITION TO TEXTBOOK LEARNING, THE CLASS ALSO FOCUSES ON DAILY LABORATORY WORK AND LEARNING HOW TO APPLY THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD. ADDITIONALLY, RELEVANT CURRENT ISSUES IN THE NEWS MEDIA PROVIDE TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION AND DEBATE. A YEAR OF CHEMISTRY IS REQUIRED BEFORE TAKING THIS CLASS. THIS CLASS IS A UC-CERTIFIED LABSCIENCE COURSE.

THIS COURSE INTRODUCES COORDINATE GEOMETRY (ALSO KNOWN AS CARTESIAN AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY) AND TRIGONOMETRY TO THE STUDENT. IT PROVIDES THE BASIS FOR ANALYSIS, WHICH IN TURN PREPARES STUDENTS FOR ANALYTICAL STUDIES IN PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. AS THE NAME IMPLIES, THE COURSE IS A PREREQUISITE FOR CALCULUS. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE FUNCTIONS AND GRAPHS, LINEAR FUNCTIONS AND EQUATIONS, SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES, NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS AND EQUATIONS, POLYNOMIAL AND RATIONAL FUNCTIONS, INVERSES OF FUNCTIONS, EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS, GROWTH AND DECAY APPLICATIONS, DATA ANALYSIS, TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS, TRIGONOMETRIC MODELING, ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY, CONIC SECTIONS, SEQUENCES, SERIES, AND PROBABILITY LIMITS.

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

PARENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & POLICIES

Participation in Country Day’s Camp Cavalier program is completely voluntary. All participants must first be enrolled at Country Day for the 2022-23 school year.

Students must commit to two weeks, three weeks, or five weeks of Camp Cavalier depending on their session. You will use your 2022-23 Smart Tuition Account. The school will not prorate fees.

By enrolling your child in Camp Cavalier, you agree to adhere to the school's COVID-19 guidelines and protocols posted in CavNET and available publicly at www.saccds.org/coronavirus.

Specifically, parents/guardians agree to monitor themselves and their children for symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and remain home if they are symptomatic.

Parents/guardians agree to complete screening questions using the Pick Up Patrol App each morning by 8 a.m.

Symptoms that require children to remain home include 100.4+temperature, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, runny nose, congestion, headache, nausea, diarrhea, or vomiting.

Please inform Summer Director Joy Pangilinan by phone (916-481-8811) or email (jpangilinan@saccds.org) if your camper is experiencing symptoms. An individual assessment will be done to determine when the camper may return. Any positive COVID-19 cases will be handled per policies.

By voluntarily enrolling your child in Country Day’s Camp Cavalier, you acknowledge: You are assuming the risk that you or your child may contract COVID-19.

You are voluntarily waiving any claim of liability against Country Day should you and/or your child contract COVID-19.

DROP OFF AND PICK UP TIMES Please note, all drop-off and pick-up will be staggered and occur at the curb. To help reduce schedule conflicts, younger siblings can be dropped off and/or picked up with older siblings.

LATE PICK UP POLICY The late pick-up penalty is $12 for the first minute and $1 for each additional minute. Habitual late pick-up (five times) will be cause for a child’s dismissal from the ASE Program.

MORNING ARRIVALS 8:30-8:40 a.m. for 6th-12th Grade Students 8:40-8:50 a.m. for 3rd-5th Grade Students 8:50-9 a.m. for K-2nd Grade Students

AFTERNOON DISMISSALS 6th-8th Grade Students from 12:45-1 p.m.

9th-12th Grade Students from 12:30-12:45 p.m.

Kinder-2nd Grade Students from 4-4:10 p.m.

3rd-5th Grade Students at 4:10 p.m.

Kinder-5th Grade Extended Care 4-5:30 p.m.

Discipline Policy All participants have the right to enjoy a positive, healthy, and safe experience in Country Day's Camp Cavalier. As part of this right, all students are expected to follow and support our expectations of participation, positive attitude, and respectful behavior at all times. Behavior or language perceived by the Summer Director, faculty, and staff to be disrespectful, hurtful, unsafe, or threatening may result in the camper’s suspension or dismissal from the program. This extends to any behavior that undermines our goal to best serve the needs of all our participants.

Allergy Policy Sacramento Country Day School values the safety of all of our community members and exercises some common-sense precautions to support students who have specific allergies. Though we are not a nut-free school, we strive to make it safer for children and adults with food allergies to participate in the full range of activities available at Camp Cavalier.

The School’s responsibilities: We will educate the Camp Cavalier employees about allergies, signs, and symptoms of allergy and anaphylaxis, and provide training on the use of epinephrine (Epi-Pens and other such devices). Each child with a known allergy will have an Allergy and Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan in the Camp office. We will educate students and parents about allergies and appropriate precautions. Each employee will be made aware of which children in their care have serious allergies. Children may not share or trade food with each other. We will inform other parents if a student’s allergy is so severe that particular items cannot be brought to Camp.

The Family’s Responsibilities: Parents/guardians should provide a complete Allergy and Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan to the Summer Director/Camp office and inform us if your child’s allergy could be triggered by casual contact with the allergen (e.g. touch or inhalation rather than ingestion). If this is the case, more specific precautions will be implemented to minimize the possibility of contact. Please also provide all proper medication for your child. Families are also encouraged to provide labeled treats to have on hand, as children with known allergies may not eat food provided by others. If needed, treats may be stored in the refrigerator or freezer on campus. Parents/guardians should continue to educate and remind your child to limit his/her foods to those provided by or approved by the family and remind teachers, parents, and, if desired, classmates about food allergies.

Smoke Day Policy The following guidelines will be implemented for summer 2022: AQI of 200+: A sudden spike in AQI will be monitored and may not necessarily require closure. However, when AQI reaches 201 and is forecast to remain above 200, we will close campus. When a closure is necessary, remote learning will continue as scheduled for HS classes while LS and MS classes and recreation programs are canceled until further notice.

Camp fees will not be refunded for smoke day closures.

AQI of 150+: All authorized activities on campus will remain indoors and doors and windows will remain closed with our AC filtration system running.

AQI of 135-149: All authorized outdoor activities on campus will be permitted, with the exception of athletics classes which will be moved indoors. Sensitive individuals will be asked to remain indoors. All windows and doors will remain open for ventilation of indoor activities.

Photography Policy Country Day reserves the right to use photos from Camp Cavalier for social media accounts, future brochures, and other promotional materials.

HOW TO REGISTER Registration Registration for Camp Cavalier begins May 3 and ends June 2. All participants must be enrolled in Country Day's 2022-23 school year prior to registering for Camp Cavalier. When you register online, you will select the session(s) you want your child to participate in at Camp Cavalier. You will pay a deposit for each session and the remaining balance will be billed to your 2022-23 Smart Tuition account. If you want to pay the full remainder of your account immediately after registering your child or need assistance with your account, please contact Hannah Frank at hfrank@saccds.org.

Camp Cavalier is filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. In the event the session you signed up for is full, please contact Joy Pangilinan at jpangilinan@saccds.org and she will place you in the wait pool. The Summer Director is responsible for making final decisions on a camper's enrollment and registration.

Once you have paid the deposit for your child's session, you will receive a google form requesting additional information completing your child's registration.

Payment The remaining balance due for Camp Cavalier will be billed and paid using your 2022-23 Smart Tuition account. Invoices will be sent via email on the 1st of June, July, and August. Payments are due no later than the 20th of each invoiced month. Automatic payments can be set up with Smart Tuition. Payments can be made via Smart Tuition's website, over the phone, mobile app, or by mail.

All credit and debit card payments are subject to a 2.85% credit card convenience fee. Smart Tuition accepts ACH payments and checks without additional fees. Checks should be payable to Smart Tuition. Smart Tuition will charge a late fee of $40 if payments are not received on time.

Smart Tuition Information Website: https://parent.smarttuition.com Customers Service: 888.868.8828 Mailing Address: Smart Tuition, PO Box 54228, Los Angeles, CA 90054