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633 SALISBURY ST.WORCESTER, MA 01609 WORCESTERJCC.ORG508.756.7109 2016

WORCESTER JCC

Preschool-Gr. K: Week A: June 6—10Preschool-Gr. K: Week B: June 13—17 Before Camp - Gr. K-6: Week B: June 13—17 After Camp - Gr. K-6: Week C: Aug. 15—19 All Sports Camp - Gr. 1-9: Week D: Aug. 22—26

Financial Assistance Application Deadline: Monday, April 11Physician Report Forms Deadline: Friday, May 13 NO ADMITTANCE TO CAMP WITHOUT MEDICAL FORMS

PARENT/CHILD ORIENTATION (OPTIONAL): Preschool Camp Wednesday, June 1, 6:30 - 7:30pmDay/Sports Camps Wednesday, June 15, 6:30 - 7:30pm

Week 1: June 20—24 Week 2: June 27—July 1 Week 3: July 5—8 Week 4: July 11—15 Week 5: July 18—22 Week 6: July 25—July 29 Week 7: August 1—5 Week 8: August 8—12

PROGRAM DATES IMPORTANT DATES

DEAR CAMP JCC FAMILIES, Welcome to Camp JCC Summer 2016!

By choosing Camp JCC you are providing your camper with a fun and exciting summer and more importantly giving your camper opportunities to enhance self-esteem, learn new and enhance familiar skills, make friends, and grow in ever way.

From incredible elective classes to sports specialties, campers will be kept engaged and enriched all summer long, and create life-long memories. Campers will participate in themed programming and activities and learn about different cultures.

Our camp staff is trained to work with various age groups and meet the needs of all children. Each child is provided with individualized attention in a safe and caring environment. We pride ourselves on the delivery of the highest quality programs and fun all summer long!

Camp programming is designed so that families receive the high-quality care and value they deserve. Campers enjoy the use of the JCC’s well-equipped 80,000-square-foot facility, including indoor and outdoor pools, full-size gym, outdoor fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, art studio, and more! Children are provided with a camping experience that is rich in athletics, swimming, arts, and culture. Travel camps take teens to amazing places in New England.

Please let us know if we can answer any questions to assist in your summer camp planning.

LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THIS SUMMER! JCC CAMP DIRECTORS

WELCOMETO CAMP JCC!

CAMP DIRECTORScontact info 508-756-7109

Preschool Summer Camp Sandy Scola x 258 [email protected]

Robin Burwick x 225 [email protected]

Day Camp, Teen Camp & Vacation Programs Megan Catlin x 238 [email protected]

Ben McCue x 231 [email protected]

Sports Camp Bob Berman x 233 [email protected]

John Dietel x 213 [email protected]

Swim Programs & Gymnastics CampKelly Sampson x 235 [email protected]

Swim Programs & Swim ClubBen Tucker x 250 [email protected]

2508.756.7109 | WORCESTERJCC.ORG

GENERAL INFORMATIONALL ARE WELCOME AT CAMP JCCWe welcome children of diverse faiths and cultures. Non-members attend summer camp at non-member prices. If you enjoy your time at the JCC and decide to become a member prior to August 14, we will apply the difference in rates to your membership.

BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM WESTBORO AND SHREWSBURYRound-trip bus transportation is available at an additional fee. First come, first serve / limited space available. Campers will be met at the JCC upon arrival and escorted to their groups. At dismissal, campers will be escorted to buses for their return home. Bus counselors ride buses to help ensure the safety of all children. AVAILABLE JUNE 20 - AUGUST 26.

CAMP HOURSSee individual camp descriptions for hours. AM/PM Extended Day (additional fee) 7:30 - 9:00am & 4:00 - 5:30pm

CELL PHONES / ELECTRONIC DEVICESCampers are not allowed to have a mobile device at camp. If you need to reach your child you can contact the camp office and we will bring your child to the office.

DEPOSITS A non-refundable deposit of $75 per week/per child of camp is required and must accompany each camp application.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEA limited number of need-based scholarships are available. Interviews are required for first time applicants. Early application for scholarship is strongly encouraged. Submit camp registration with a refundable deposit of $25 per week/per child along with the financial aid application. If the deposit is a hardship registration, the registration will be put on hold until the application can be reviewed. To be considered in the first round, all paperwork and required interviews must be completed by Monday, April 11, 2016.

First round applicants will be notified by Monday, May 2, 2016 and must respond by Monday, May 16, 2016 to indicate whether or not the child will be attending or the camp space may be forfeited. Requests, after the first round, will be considered if funds are still available. Additional financial assistance requests will be processed as received until scholarship funds are depleted.

JCC MEMBER RATESTo receive member rates, your account must be current (no past due amounts) and your annual or 6-month membership must be in effect through Friday, August 26, 2016. Additional non-member fees will be charged if your membership is not in effect during the camp dates your child attends. Three-month members pay non-member camp fees.

LICENSINGCamp JCC is licensed by the Massachusetts State Department of Health. JCC meets and exceeds all of the health and safety guidelines set forth by the state of Massachusetts.

VALUES AND CULTUREWe model and integrate into camp life the values that are common across many religions of being a good person, sportsmanship, “random acts of kindness,” social action and awareness. Children of diverse faiths and cultures participate in our camp programs and are exposed to Jewish and Israeli culture.

PAYMENTPayment for all camp fees are due in full by Friday, May 13, 2016. After May 13, payment in full is due at the time of registration. Children will not be permitted to attend camp if fees are not paid in full. No refunds of any fees after Friday, May 13, 2016.

PROGRAM CHANGE FEEAll changes, including changing weeks enrolled, after Friday, May 13, 2016, will incur a $25 change fee per child.

RED CROSS SWIMSwim lessons taught by American Red Cross certified instructors. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, he/she will receive a certificate of achievement based on the appropriate level.

REFUND POLICYNo refunds, credits or pro-rated adjustments for missed days, including illness, family situations and vacations. Forfeited deposits/fees may not be applied to other weeks/programs/fees. No refunds of any fees after Friday, May 13, 2016.

STAFF • Expert instructors for art, wall climbing,

swimming, and sports• Certified Red Cross lifeguards and swim

instructors• CPR certified administrative staff• Caring, fun-loving, energetic, and kid-

friendly counselors• Staff have pre-camp training in group

dynamics, conflict resolution, peer relationships, self-esteem, safety, and creative programming

SECURITY AND SAFETY Camper safety is of utmost importance at Camp JCC. Many of our staff have first aid certification and CPR training specifically for children. Camp staff augments the pool supervision provided by full-time American Red Cross certified lifeguards. Staff are criminal background checked through the state of Massachusetts.

Experienced professionals supervise and implement all Camp programs. Campers are under the direct supervision of a trained staff member at all times.

Each summer, we have two Israeli Emissaries on our staff. These carefully selected, highly trained young adults bring the feeling and spirit of Israel to life in our camp environment.

Campers enrolled in our day camps learn about and experience Israel with our Emissaries. Campers experience Israeli music, dancing, sports, food, language, trends and hear first hand about Israeli life!

Host an Emissary…your family has an opportunity to be part of a wonderful and unique experience. Personalize the experience for your entire family by hosting one of our Emissaries for a 2 week period. For more information, please contact Talia Mugg at [email protected] or 508-756-7109 x 245.

HOSTING AN ISRAELI EMISSARY

3MONDAY - FRIDAY EXTENDED DAY: 7:30AM - 9AM OR 4PM - 5:30PM: $40/PER WEEK/M, $50/PER WEEK/NM BUS TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE FROM WESTBORO / SHREWSBURY: $75/WEEK ROUND TRIP - AVAILABLE WEEKS 1—8

SANDY SCOLA EARLY CHILDHOOD CAMP DIRECTOR Sandy began her 29 year career at the JCC as a classroom teacher. She worked her way through the ranks, teaching for 12 years, serving as Assistant Director and then as Director since 2007. Sandy has been Director of the Preschool Summer Camp for 18 years.

ROBIN BURWICK EARLY CHILDHOOD CAMP DIRECTORBeginning her 20 year career at the JCC when her daughter was in the preschool, Robin spent many years teaching four-year-olds, and seven years teaching in the Pre-K classroom. Robin is a former Director of the JCC’s School Age Camp.

Our “home base” is the JCC’s beautiful air–conditioned Early Childhood Center with fully equipped preschool classrooms. Our caring professional staff is dedicated to creating an environment where your child will explore and share many adventures including Red Cross swim, music, sports, arts, cookouts, Israeli culture and nature. The preschool camp staff is composed of licensed preschool teachers and experienced counselors who warmly welcome your child every day. All campers receive a camp T-shirt.

YOUR CHILD’S DAY MAY INCLUDE:

PRESCHOOLSUMMER CAMP

AN AMAZING SUMMER EXPERIENCE DESIGNED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

ARTS & CRAFTSOur new art specialist will inspire children’s imagination and self-expression with hands on activities; painting, sculpting, drawing collage, crafts and more.

BORN TO MOVEChildren will fall in love with music and movement! They will experience the joy of moving to music that lets them master moves quickly. Let their confidence soar to new heights.

WALL CLIMBING5 year old campers reach new heights in their climbing skills! Our trained staff provide instruction and proper use of safety equipment.

GAGAGaGa Ball is a fun game that our campers love to play. The goal of the game is to avoid being hit below the knees as other players knock the ball toward you. The game helps children develop hand-eye coordination and critical thinking skills. Join us for a summer of fun playing unlimited GaGa in our NEW outdoor GaGa Pit!

MUSIC AND MOVEMENTJoin in the fun with camp songs, creative movement, improvisation and rhythm games. With our music specialist: Angela Garvin.

KID FITA unique program designed specifically for young children. Kid Fit will offer the children a rotation of Happy Feet Soccer, Hooray For Hoops Basketball, Kool Kicks Kickball and more. Children practice gross motor skills while practicing balance, coordination and agility.

NATURE EXPLORERSChildren use their natural curiosity to investigate and explore the world around them through hands-on activities.

RED CROSS SWIMOur Red Cross certified instructors look forward to helping the children improve their swimming skills in a clean, safe and fun environment.


PRESCHOOLTYPICAL DAY 7:30 - 9:00 Optional Early Morning

(Additional fee)

9:00 Arrival

9:15 - 9:25 Morning Rally/ All camp Activity

9:30 - 10:00 Activity*

10:00 - 10:15 Snack

10:15 - 11:15 Activity*

11:35 - 12:05 Instructional Swim

12:25 - 1:00 Lunch / Friday Cookout

1:00 - 1:30 Activity*

1:30 ½ day campers Dismissal

1:30 - 2:00 4’s Rest / 5’s Activity*

2:00 - 2:30 4’s Rest / 5’s Free Swim

2:45 - 3:00 Snack

3:00 - 4:00 Activity*

4:00 Pick Up

4:00 - 5:30 Optional Extended Day Program (Additional fee)

*ACTIVITIES - LISTED ON RIGHT

ACTIVITIES

Arts & Crafts Climbing Wall (5’s only)Kid Fit

Israeli CultureGagaMusic & Movement

Nature ExplorersRed Cross Swim Lessons Born to Move

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

MONDAY - FRI., 9AM - 4PM $245 $285

WEEK 3: TUESDAY - FRI., 9AM - 4PM $200 $235

MONDAY - FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $205 $245

WEEK 3: WED. - FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $125 $155

MON./WED./FRI., 9AM - 4PM $170 $200

WEEK 3: WED./FRI., 9AM - 4PM $125 $155

MON./WED./FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $150 $180

WEEK 3: WED./FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $115 $145

FULL DAY: TUES./THURS., 9AM - 4PM $125 $155

HALF DAY: TUES./THURS., 9AM - 1:30PM $115 $145

EXTENDED DAYMEMBER NON-MEMBER

MON. - FRI.: 7:30AM - 9:00AM $10 PER DAY $15 PER DAY

MON. - FRI.: 4:00PM - 5:30PM $10 PER DAY $15 PER DAY

MONDAY - FRIDAY WEEKLY RATES $40 $50

WEEKSWEEK AJUNE 6 - 10

WEEK 1JUNE 20 - JUNE 24

WEEK 5JULY 18 - 22

WEEK BJUNE 13 - JUNE 17

WEEK 2JUNE 27 - JULY 1

WEEK 6JULY 25 - JULY 29

WEEK 3JULY 5 - 8 No Camp July 4

WEEK 7AUGUST 1 - 5

WEEK 4JULY 11 - 15

WEEK 8AUGUST 8 - 12

SESSIONS

& ELIGIBILITY

BEGINNER CAMPERS | AGE 3 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016 JUNE 6 - AUGUST 12

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

MON./WED./FRI. 9AM - 1:00PM $150 $180

WEEK 3: WED. & FRI. 9AM - 1:00PM $115 $145

JUNIOR CAMPERS | AGE 4 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016 SENIOR CAMPERS | AGE 5 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016 JUNE 6 - AUGUST 12


MONDAY—FRIDAY, 9AM—4PMSend the kids to the JCC when school’s out! Children have fun swimming in the indoor and outdoor pools, and participating in arts & crafts, cooking, sports, outdoor play & more!

• Daily and weekly rates available

• AM/PM Extended day available

• Bus transportation is not available

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

ENTERING GRADES 1 - 6 WEEK B: JUNE 13 - JUNE 17 $245 / WEEK $285 / WEEK

$55 / DAY $65 / DAY

ENTERING GRADES K - 6 WEEK C - AUGUST 15-19 $245 / WEEK $285 / WEEK

$55 / DAY $65 / DAY

EXTENDED DAY DAILY RATE 7:30AM—9AM $10 $15

EXTENDED DAY DAILY RATE 4PM—5:30PM $10 $15

BEFORE AND AFTER CAMPVACATION PROGRAMS

MACCABI GAMES 2016! DAY CAMP - WEEK 8 Aug. 8—12

Are you ready for the most extreme and thrilling camp week ever? It’s time for the Maccabi Games 2016! The Maccabi Games are a week long, camp wide competition. The day camp will be split into two teams and will compete against each other in a variety of fun and exciting activities. The activities will include sports, games, water, art, team building and most of all TEAM SPIRIT! In the beginning each team will create a team song and team banner representing their team name and spirit. Then let the games begin… It’s guaranteed to be the best week ever! At the end of the Maccabi Games 2016 we will celebrate the past weeks fun and games with pride and good sportsmanship during the closing ceremony.

NEW 2016 ELECTIVES! GRADES 3 - 6

ART FUSION

BASKETBALL

COURT SPORTS

CRAZY CAMP CRAFTS

EXTREME KIDS LEGO

EXTREME KIDS SCIENCE

GOLF

HEBREW B’IVRIT

INTERNATIONAL CUISINE

ISRAELI DANCE

ISRAELI COOKING

J CAMP PRESENTS...

JUST FASHION

LIFE’S A BEAD

RACQUETBALL

SOCCER

TURF GAMES

WOODWORKING

NEW AT CAMP JCC 2016!


LOWER & UPPER UNIT DAY CAMP

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS 1, 2, 4 - 8 $245 $285

WEEK 3 $200 $235


Our program focuses on activities that enable children to grow, build relationships, and develop self-esteem throughout the summer. Sports, swimming, climbing tower, nature, arts and crafts and much more. All campers receive a camp T-shirt.

THE LOWER UNIT

DAY CAMPGRADES 1 - 6

AN AMAZING SUMMER EXPERIENCE ADVENTURES, FRIENDSHIPS AND FUN!MONDAY—FRIDAY , 9:00AM—4:00PM

ENTERING GRADES 1 OR 2 IN THE FALL OF 2016�� 2 swims daily, instructional swim taught by

American Red Cross certified instructors and free swim. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, they will receive a Red Cross certificate of achievement at the appropriate achievement level.

�� Weekly cookout �� Coed groups

ENTERING GRADES 3 - 6 IN THE FALL OF 2016�� Campers register for a single elective that

runs 5 mornings each week; 10:30am—12pm.�� Lego Robotics elective requires a 2-week

commitment.�� Maccabi games Week 8 replaces most

electives�� Instructional swim taught by American

Red Cross certified instructors and free swim. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, they will receive a Red Cross certificate of achievement at the appropriate achievement level. An alternate activity is offered for upper unit campers who opt out of swim lessons

�� Daily free swim �� Weekly cookout

THE UPPER UNIT

MEGAN CATLIN, CAMP DIRECTORMegan has been at the JCC for 5 years as the After School Director and last year as Camp Director. Megan was the Director of a community summer

program for over 10 years. She brings her programming experience and love of working with children to the JCC’s camp program.

BEN MCCUE, ASSISTANT YOUTH/CAMP DIRECTORBen is in his second year here at the JCC. He comes to us with over 5 years of Residential, Day, and Summer Camp

experience. Ben has a passion for working with children as he was a Middle School teacher and Assistant Director of Aquatics/Camps before coming on board. He is very excited to dive right in!

DAY CAMP TYPICAL DAY

7:30 Optional Early Morning (Additional fee)

9:00 Flagpole/Morning Rally

9:30 Instructional Swim/Snack

11:00 Activity*

12:00 Lunch/Friday Cookout

12:30 Activity*

1:30 Free Swim/Snack

2:30 Activity*

3:30 Flagpole/Closing Round Up

4:00 Pick Up


7:30 Optional Early Morning (Additional fee)

9:00 Flagpole/Morning Rally

9:30 Swim Lessons/Alternative Activity/Snack

10:30 Electives

12:00 Lunch / Friday Cookout

12:30 Free Swim/Activity*

1:30 Free Swim/Snack

2:00 Activity*

2:45 Activity*

3:30 Flagpole/Closing Round Up

4:00 Pick Up


LOWER UNIT

UPPER UNIT

*ACTIVITIES - Arts & Crafts, GaGa, Israeli Culture, Music, Nature, Sports, Wall Climbing

UPPER UNITELECTIVES

ARCHERY Learn basic archery skills from the experts at Archery Plus. Emphasis is safety first and the fundamentals of archery. Stance, proper bow grip, drawing an arrow, anchoring a sight and release with follow through are the focus to gain a working knowledge of archery. WEEK 1, 6 Fee +$135

NEW ART FUSIONIf you like to do a mix of different art projects, this one’s for you! Campers will try their hand at a number of fun things. We will be making things out of duct tape, making friendship bracelets, using gimp, Tie-Dye and more! Max 16 Week 1, 5, 7

ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS Just Paint has designed a program just for us! Campers will let their creative imaginations soar as they discover their inner artist using a variety of mediums. Week 4, 7 Fee +$135

NEW BASKETBALLDribble the day away on our outdoor basketball courts. We will be working on passing, shooting, teamwork skills, and coordination. All while we will be playing some fun games such as “Around the world”, “knockout”, and “Horse”. Week 1, 5

BORN TO MOVE & REFUEL Les Mills BORN TO MOVE is a fun fitness program using music, movement and the power of group fitness to boost energy, increase skill level and generally make you feel awesome! The program is followed with a stop at the smoothie station to create your own healthy, smoothies! Week 1 Fee +$50

CAKE WARSCalling all decorators! 4 teams of decorators will show their stuff as they decorate cakes to go along with the theme of the week. At the end of the week teams will be judged and awards will be given to the best decorators at the JCC! Let the competition begin! Max 16 Week 2, 6

NEW COURT SPORTSDifferent from the traditional basketball court, campers will play a variety of basketball games, knockout, 4 square, Star Wars and more! Week 3, 6

CRAZY CAMP CRAFTSIn this fun elective we will use plaster, clay, wax, Mod Podge and more to make all sorts of crazy camp crafts. Come join in! Max 16 Week 4, 7

NEW EXTREME KIDS LEGOUsing the LEGO® brick systems it delivers hands-on, minds-on solutions that ignite children’s desire to learn – and keep learning – by stimulating curiosity, creativity and critical thinking. Campers will travel to Extreme Kids Lab and build up to 15 DIFFERENT robots! Week 7 Fee +$135

NEW EXTREME KIDS SCIENCEExtreme Science gives campers a chance to participate in awesome science experiments with an Extreme Lab Scientist! Campers will travel to Extreme Kids Lab and discover the fun side of science. They participate in “out of this world” science experiments such as elephant’s toothpaste, vampire veins, jelly-marbles, instant snow and much, much more! Week 4 Fee +$135

GAGAGaGa Ball is a fun game that our campers love to play. The goal of the game is to avoid being hit below the waist as other players knock the ball toward you. The game helps children develop hand-eye coordination and critical thinking skills. Join us for a summer of fun playing unlimited GaGa in our outdoor GaGa Pit! Weeks 1-7

NEW GOLFMark Klotz - PGA Head Golf Professional at Kettle Brook Golf Club and Wachusett Country Club has put together a unique golf program just for our campers. Mark will cover full swing fundamentals, putting, chipping, pitching, and course etiquette. We’ll spend the first 3 days on the course at Kettle Brook and Thursday and Friday at Wachusett Country Clubs driving range. Bring your own clubs or use theirs, no experience needed, collared shirts required. Week 6, 8 Fee +$150

NEW HEBREW B’IVRITInterested in learning a new Language? Join our Israeli counselor to learn Hebrew words and simple phrases through fun games and hands on activities. Week 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7

HIKING AND NATURE5 days of discovering the great outdoors! Campers will hike some local trails, go geocaching, do some tracking, and learn survival skills. Friday will be spent exploring Mt. Wachusett! Appropriate clothes and shoes required. Rain or shine. (10am—2pm) Week 2, 5 Fee +$100

HORSEBACK RIDINGCampers travel to Cornerstone Ranch and learn the basics of how to catch, lead, tie up, brush, bridle, saddle, mount and care for a horse. Instruction and riding lessons are 9am—12pm every day with an authentic HORSE SHOW as the grand finale to demonstrate their skills! Suitable riding attire required (long pants and footwear with a heel). No experience needed. Bus leaves the JCC at 8:45am. Week 2, 5 Fee +$165

NEW INTERNATIONAL CUISINE J Camp travels around the world in a week visiting many countries. We will learn about their cultures and cook up some of their traditional foods. Yum! Max 16 Week 3, 7

NEW ISRAELI DANCE Do you like to dance? Join us as we explore the culture of Jewish dance. You will learn dances from around the world, Morocco, Russia, Yemen and Spain to name a few. Weeks 2, 5

NEW ISRAELI COOKINGSee what is cooking in the kitchen! Make healthy and yummy famous Israeli dishes from Falafel to Pita and Israeli salad! Max 16 Week 6

NEW J CAMP PRESENTS…Calling all performers! Join us on stage as we make up camp skits and songs, create props and costumes. We will end the week with a camp wide performance. Max 16 Week 3, 7

NEW JUST FASHIONJust Fashion is a creative learning space centered on all things fashion. We sketch, drape, create, design, hand-sew, machine sew and more in a creative learning space. Not only do we have a ton of fun – we teach your kids creating, designing and sewing skills, from inspiration to the final project. Our fashion studio is fully stocked with fabric, ribbons and anything you could need to complete your project. Week 8 Fee +$135

NEW LIFE’S A BEAD!Have fun and learn the basic principles of beading. Using wire, beads and various materials you will learn to create bracelets, earrings, necklaces, key rings and more. Max 16 week 2

ENTERING GRADES 3 - 6 IN THE FALL OF 2016


LEGO ROBOTICSJoin our Lego expert and be a part of our JCC team. Using the specialized technology developed by Lego and used in thousands of schools and colleges throughout the US, children will learn to use Lego programming language to create Lego cars that drive themselves and cranes that lift objects. Let your imagination soar! All abilities welcome! Max 12, Weeks 1&2 or 4&5 Fee +$130*

NEW RACQUETBALLJoin us in our racquetball court and take a shot at being the “Ace.” We will be serving up the rules and learning some of the different techniques of the game. We supply the racquets! Weeks 1, 6

SAILINGSail away with us at Regatta Point on Lake Quinsigamond. Campers will learn the basics of sailing including, boat parts, rigging/derigging,

wind direction, points of sail, and water safety as well as playing games, swimming, kayaking, and paddle boarding. This elective is 3 hours of fun!Week 4 Fee +$ 200

NEW SOCCERJoin us to work on your juggling and fancy footwork. We will be having a blast playing a variety of soccer games and matches. Weeks 4, 7

TENNISLearn the many skills and techniques of tennis. Beginners are welcome, as well as advanced players. We will travel to the Paxton Tennis and Fitness Club where you will learn tennis from the pros. Week 1, 6 Fee +$135

NEW TURF GAMESThis elective offers a variety of field games along with learning the basic fundamentals of each.

Join us on the front field for some fun summer camp competition. There will be whiffle ball, soccer, flag football, and capture the flag and more… Weeks 2, 5

WALL CLIMBINGOur outdoor rock wall is 25 feet tall with three distinct and challenging courses. Trained staff will work with campers and teach them the proper use of the equipment. No previous experience or equipment is required, just a willingness to have fun and challenge yourself. Weeks 1-7

NEW WOODWORKINGCampers will learn the steps of what goes into making a finished project from scratch. They will learn the art of sanding, nailing, painting, and creating a finished project! Max 16, week 4

WEEK 1 JUNE 20—24 OFF-SITE Tennis Archery

ON-SITE GaGa Wall Climbing Lego Robotics* Born to Move & Refuel Racquetball Basketball Art Fusion Hebrew B’Ivrit

WEEK 2 JUNE 27—JULY 1 OFF-SITE Horseback Riding Hiking

ON-SITE GaGa Wall Climbing Lego Robotics* Cake Wars Life’s a Bead Turf Games Israeli Dance Hebrew B’Ivrit

WEEK 3 JULY 5—8ON-SITEWall ClimbingGaGaInternational Cuisine J Camp Presents... Court Sports

WEEK 4 JULY 11—15OFF-SITEArtistic Impressions Sailing Extreme Kids Science

ON-SITEGaGa Wall Climbing Lego Robotics* Crazy Camp Crafts Soccer Woodworking Hebrew B’Ivrit

WEEK 6 JULY 25—JULY 29 OFF-SITE ArcheryGolfTennis

ON-SITEGaGa Wall Climbing Israeli Cooking Cake Wars Racquetball Court Sports Hebrew B’Ivrit

WEEK 5 JULY 18—22 OFF-SITE Horseback Riding Hiking

ON-SITEGaGa Wall Climbing Lego Robotics* Basketball Turf Games Art Fusion Israeli Dance Hebrew B’Ivrit

WEEK 8 AUGUST 8—12OFF-SITEGolf Just Fashion

ON-SITEMaccabi Camp Wide Games (See pg. 6)

WEEK 7 AUGUST 1—5OFF-SITEArtistic Impressions Extreme Kid Lego*

ON-SITEWall ClimbingGaGa J Camp Presents...Art FusionSoccerInternational CuisineHebrew B’Ivrit

ELECTIVE WEEKS FOR GRADES 3 - 6

WEEK 1, 2, 4 - 8 $245 $285

WEEK 3 JULY 5—8 $200 $235

*Lego Robotics requires a 2-week commitment: weeks 1 & 2 or weeks 4 & 5


LIT LEADER IN TRAINING MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS 1, 2, 4 - 8 $245 $285

WEEK 3: JULY 5—JULY 8 $200 $235

CIT COUNSELOR IN TRAINING MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS 1 & 2, 5 & 6, 7 & 8 $320 $360

WEEKS 3 & 4 $290 $325

CIT Counselor In Training

GRADES 9 & 10

TWO WEEK SESSIONS MONDAY—FRIDAY, 9AM—4PM

Weeks 1 & 2 - June 20—July 1 Weeks 3 & 4 - July 5—July 15

Weeks 5 & 6 - July 18—July 29 Weeks 7 & 8 - August 1—August 12

Our CIT Program encourages responsible young teens to work with a variety of age groups and specialists with a strong focus on developingleadership capabilities, communication skills, and patience. CITs get “on the job” training and gain experience managing their time, working as a team, as well as planning and implementing camp programs. Participation in the CIT program does not guarantee a counselor position in the future.

LIT Leaders in Training

GRADES 7 & 8

ONE WEEK SESSIONS MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9AM—4PM

At Camp JCC’s popular LIT program you will discover hidden talents and hone in on your leadership skills while making new friends and having loads of fun! Enjoy working with campers of all ages, under the guidance of our camp staff and LIT Coordinator. You will make a difference for others and yourself with a summer you’ll never forget!

• Daily free swim • Community Service • Weekly field trip • Cookouts • Use of Climbing Tower • Arts & Crafts • Learn to plan camp-wide activities • Sports

TEEN INTERNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS & SENIORS

MONDAY—FRIDAY, 9:00 AM—4:00PM NO FEE. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Volunteer community service internship. In this unique summer internship program, you will learn about being a role model to campers, acquire tools for working with children and peers and develop leadership skills. Application and interview are required to be considered for participation in our Camp JCC Teen Internship. Contact Meg Catlin, [email protected].

LIT & CIT



TRAVEL CAMP

GRADES 7 - 10

EXPLORE NEW ENGLAND DAY TRIPSMONDAY—FRIDAY , 8:30AM—5:30PM

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

TEEN TRAVEL WEEK - WEEK4: JULY 11—JULY 15 $400 $425

TEEN ADVENTURE WEEK -WEEK 6: JULY 25—JULY 29 $425 $450

TEEN ADVENTURE WEEKWEEK 6 - JULY 25—JULY 29

• Six Flags

• Whale Watch

• Zip-Lining at Berkshire East, Charlemont, MA

• Hiking Mount Monadnock

• Brownstone Park, Portland, CT

TEEN TRAVEL WEEKWEEK 4 - JULY 11—JULY 15

• Six Flags

• Kimball’s Farm

• Wacky Wednesday Mystery Trip*

• Water Country

• Wheeler Ropes Course – A low and high Ropes Program

We have some really fun trips planned for this Teen Travel Week. There will be Mini-Golf and Bumper Boats, Waterslides and Wavepools, Roller Coasters and a Ropes Course, even a Wacky Wednesday Mystery Trip! Come join us for a week of fun in the sun!

Come soar with us as we zipline through the canopies, get the views as we climb to the top of the mountains, watch humungous whales breach the ocean, and feel the adrenaline run through your body at the adventure park. As you can see, we don’t have to explain that this will be the most exciting and exhilarating summer EVER!

In the event of inclement weather, alternate trips to indoor recreational destinations will be provided. Westboro/Shrewsbury bus transportation will NOT be available for this program due to early departure times and late return times.

*Wacky Wednesday Mystery Trip: Campers and parents will know where the campers are going on Wednesday morning. Hints will be given during the week…can you guess where we are going?

Note: Due to the travel involved in these camps the hours are Monday—Friday, 8:30 am—5:30pm.

Our co-ed Sports Camps provide expert instruction in a supportive atmosphere of fun and camaraderie. Our emphasis is on skill and technique paired with an appreciation of teamwork and strategy. Campers make use of the JCC’s athletic facilities: newly renovated gymnasium, outdoor ball fields, basketball and tennis courts, 25 yard indoor and outdoor pools, gymnastics studio and new outdoor gaga pit.

Members of our camp staff are certified Youth Development Coaches having completed the USA Basketball Coach licensed program.

SPORTS CAMPSGRADES 1 - 9AN AMAZING SUMMER EXPERIENCE SKILLS, TEAMWORK AND FUN!MONDAY—FRIDAY , 9:00AM—4:00PM

BOB BERMAN, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTORBob brings over 30 years of administrative experience coaching youth sports and directing camps. He holds a degree in Sport Management from UMass Amherst. Bob was inducted into the Class of 2013 New England Basketball Hall of Fame as an administrator for his contributions to youth basketball throughout New England.

WEEK 1

JUNE 20—24 All Sports

WEEK 2

JUNE 27—JULY 1 All Sports - Disc Golf Elective Gymnastics

WEEK 3

JULY 5—8All Sports

WEEK 4

JULY 11—15BasketballTriathlon Camp

WEEK 6

JULY 25—JULY 29 All Sports - Lacross Elective

WEEK 5

JULY 18—22 All Sports - Gary the ClownGymnastics

WEEK 8

AUGUST 8—12 Baseball - Pawsox Game Trip Gymnastics

WEEK 7

AUGUST 1—5Basketball - Basketball Hall of Fame Trip

WEEK C August 15—19 Soccer CampSwim Camp

WEEK D

AUGUST 22—26 All-Sports

Director Adam Strogoff is the former head coach of the Worcester Academy Girls Varsity Soccer team and led the team to three N.E. Championships in his eight years with the program, compiling an overall record of 102-14-23 in the process. Under his guidance, the team won the NEPSAC Class A title in 2011, its first year of Class A play, and NEPSAC Class B championships in 2008 and 2009. The team was a New England finalist in 2010, semifinalist in 2005 and 2007, and quarterfinalist in 2006 and 2012. In 2008 Adam was named the NSCAA Massachusetts Private School Coach of the Year. He brings years of soccer camp experience having worked at numerous soccer camps throughout New England.

Special Guest....MASSOOD ABOLFAZLI ... 20-year coaching veteran who trained 20 All-American Players as head soccer coach at Clark University. As a player Massood was a 4-time All-New England Selection and All-American Selection and a Clark University Sports Hall of Fame member.

STAFF...Top high school & college coaches assisted by college players.

SOCCER CAMP

HIGHLIGHTS�� Fundamental Drill Stations �� Specialized Goalkeeper Training�� Guest Speakers �� Skill Contests �� Swim Option�� Agility and Speed Training �� Scrimmage Games �� Videos�� Soccer Ball �� Camp T-shirt �� Achievement Awards�� Thursday Camp Cookout�� Friday Afternoon Performance for Parents, Friends and Family

GRADES 1 - 8 MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK C: AUGUST 15—19 $245 $270

GRADES 1 & 2 Early Release Option 9am-1pm $180 $200

JOHN DIETEL, ASSISTANT PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND FITNESS DIRECTORJohn has 15 years of coaching experience in youth and high school sports. John is a certified IAABO Basketball official. In addition to supervising the Fitness Center and Recreation leagues at the JCC, John is a Stronger Team Certified basketball performance professional and conducts athletic performance clinics for athletes of all ages.


BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME FIELD TRIP WEEK 7 - GRADES 3 AND UP:

Springfield Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame! Participants can view basketball history honoring over 300 inductees and over 40,000 sq. ft. of basketball history with hundreds of interactive exhibits with skill challenges, live clinics and shooting contests. Bring a bag lunch or money for lunch and souvenirs.

STRONGER TEAM TRAINING... will provide campers innovative, yet purposeful basketball-specific strength and conditioning information and concepts to help players of all ages & levels improve their athleticism, reduce the occurrence of injury, and maximize their potential on the court.

Basketball Hall of FameSpringfield, MA

Wednesday, August 3

Expert staff composed of top high school and college coaches, help campers better understand the game of basketball, develop fundamentals and understand the concepts of teamwork and good sportsmanship in a fun and safe environment.

Grades 1 – 4 Players will participate in daily drill sessions helping them build fundamental skills that are the foundation of youth basketball development. Campers will also participate in fun skills competitions and games throughout the day.

Grades 5 – 9 Staff will help young players understand the game of basketball through fundamental skill work, advanced skill work, individualized instruction and coaching. Players will participate in a week long tournament leading to a championship game, helping them learn concepts of teamwork and team play.

CAMP ELECTIVES

NEW! DISC GOLF Tim Walsh, one of the professional disc golfers in New England will provide instruction during the week. Campers will have the opportunity to play this fun activity on the JCC field. Week 2

FITNESS! This one hour fitness elective will be offered each day for all sports campers grades 3 - 9. Activities include aerobic classes, circuit training, boxing fitness, spinning, small group training and athletic performance training. Grades 1 - 2 will take part in daily age appropriate kids fit activities. Week 1, 3, D

LACROSSE Rising Stars will come to our camp and provide special instructional clinics throughout the week to help campers learn basic fundamentals of this fast growing sport. Week 6

CIRCUS PERFORMING “GARY THE SILENT CLOWN” Campers will challenge their fine and gross motor coordination as they improve confidence and self-esteem while participating in fun activities, such as spinning plates, balancing, juggling, walking on stilts, unicycle, and more. Gary has performed extensively with Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. He is well known throughout New England for his programs given each year at elementary schools, including Flagg Street School. This program will be a great compliment to a wide range of other great sports and activities throughout the week! Week 5

GRADES 1 - 9

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 4: JULY 11—15 GRADE 1-9 (FULL DAY) $245 $270


WEEK 7: AUGUST 1—5 GRADE 3-9 (FULL DAY) INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION TO THE BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME & ADMISSION

$270 $295

GRADES 1 & 2 (FULL DAY) $245 $270

GRADES 1 & 2 EARLY RELEASE OPTION (9AM-1PM) $180 $200

BASKETBALL CAMP

ALL-SPORTS CAMP

HIGHLIGHTS�� NBA/WNBA Fit and Skills Challenges�� Daily Scrimmages�� Contests�� Instructional Videos�� Swim Option�� Camp T-shirt�� Complimentary Basketball�� Thursday Camp Cookout�� Offensive and Defensive Fundamentals�� Friday Afternoon Game for Parents, Friends and Family�� John Dietel; a member of the International Association

of Approved Basketball Officials Board will provide an informative participatory rules clinic to help players gain a stronger understanding of the game.

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 1: JUNE 20—JUNE 24 $245 $270

WEEK 2: JUNE 27—JULY 1 $245 $270

WEEK 3: JULY 5—JULY 8 $200 $235

WEEK 5: JULY 18—JULY 22 $245 $270

WEEK 6: JULY 25—JULY 29 $245 $270

WEEK D: AUGUST 22—AUGUST 26 $245 $270

PLAYERS IN EACH UNIT WILL BE GROUPED

ACCORDING TO AGE AND SKILL LEVELS.

GRADES 1 - 9

Campers will receive instruction in a variety of sports. Skill sessions, contests and scrimmage games will help campers improve their level of play in a fun and exciting atmosphere. Baseball, basketball, soccer, gaga, Jr. Olympic skills competition, NHL street hockey, track and field, lacrosse, team handball, tennis, NFL flag football, dodgeball, Mass Wiff whiffle ball tournaments and capture the flag. Daily swim option plus elective periods provide campers with a fun-filled experience.


MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 4: JULY 11 - 15 $245 $270

Program Coordinator RICH GEDMAN: Hitting Coach of the Boston Red Sox Triple A Minor League affiliate Pawtucket Red Sox and former Can-Am Manager of the Year with the Worcester Tornadoes. Rich brings 12 years of Major League experience. He played with the Boston Red Sox, Houston Astros, and St. Louis Cardinals and participated in two American League Championship Series and the 1986 World Series. He was the 1981 Sporting News Rookie of the Year and a two-time American League All-Star Catcher.

GRADES 1 - 7

RICH GEDMANBASEBALL CAMP

TAF JUNIOR TRIATHLON CAMPGRADES 3 - 6 AND GRADES 7 - 10

The TAF Junior Triathlon Camp is designed to introduce kids from grades 3 - 10 to the exciting sport of triathlon. Focus is on skill development and fun. Instruction includes swim stroke improvement, bike handling and safety, run skills, warm up routines and nutrition. TAF Junior Triathlon Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is the promotion of a healthy lifestyle that young triathletes can develop for a lifetime.

SARA LEVEY Head Coach - Sara has seven years of triathlon experience including racing in 3 junior/youth national championships. Recently she coached at the USA Triathlon Northeast Development Camp.

MATT VALYO Asst. Coach, Program Director - Matt is the Regional Athlete Development Coordinator for USA Triathlon Northeast and the Team Director of the TAF Racing Junior Elite Race Team. Matt is one of 5 coaches who run USA Triathlon’s Junior Skills and Elite Select Camps as well as the Northeast Collegiate High Performance Camp.

Camp cookout Wednesday, July 10 - lunch provided REQUIRED PREREQUISITES!SWIM: Child must have passed Red Cross swim level 4 AND: 7 - 10 year olds: Swim front crawl 100 yards (2 laps) Ages 11+: Swim front crawl 150 yards (3 laps). The program is meant to work on stroke mechanics and swim endurance and does NOT replace the instruction of a certified Water Safety Instructor.

BIKE - Your child may use a bike that is in good working condition. Parents are required to have the bike checked out at a local bike shop which must provide a note indicating the bike is safe to ride. NO HELMET, NO BIKE RIDE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Please drop off campers and bikes at the JCC on Monday, July 11. Bikes will be stored for the week.

RUN - Your child’s sneakers should be in good condition. There is no need to go out and buy a pair of running shoes.

SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE JAKE THE LION: WORCESTER BRAVEHEARTS MASCOT: Jake will join grades 1 and 2 in a special wiffle ball game.

Special Guest Appearance DAVE SMITH: Former Camp Clinic Coordinator and 3rd Base Coach for the Worcester Tornadoes. He was a senior instructor for the Chris Corkum Baseball, Inc., Programs of Connecticut and Western MA and former Varsity Baseball Coach at Murdock High. He played semiprofessional baseball in the Boston Park League, Western MA Tri County League and the Central New England Baseball Association.

�� Fundamental Drill Stations �� Professional Guest Instructors�� Indoor/Outdoor Facilities �� Instrasquad Games & Fun Contests�� Camp T-shirt �� Homerun Derby Elective�� Swim Option �� Camp Cookout, Wednesday, August 10�� Friday Afternoon Performance for Parents, Friends and Family

RAINY DAY OPTION! In the event of rain grades 3-7 will alternate going to the Strike Zone; Worcester’s top indoor baseball training facility.

Paw Sox vs. Durham Bulls Thursday, August 11, 12:05 pmGame tickets and transportation provided by the JCC. (Grades 3 and up)

PAWTUCKET RED SOX FIELD TRIP

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 8: AUGUST 8 - 12 $270 $295

GRADES 1 & 2 Early Release Option (9am-1pm) $180 $200


GYMNASTICS CAMPGRADES 1 - 4This program provides interactive recreational gymnastics delivered in a fun, creative and safe environment. Incorporates tumbling, balance beam, spring board, dance and more. Perfect for first time gymnast. Quality instructors safely challenge the limits of individual abilities.

HIGHLIGHTS

�� Strength and Flexibility Skills�� Tumbling and Dance �� Swim Option

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 2: JUNE 27 - JULY 1 $245 $270

WEEK 5: JULY 18 - 22 $245 $270

WEEK 8: AUGUST 8 -12 $245 $270

�� Camp T-shirt�� Thursday Camp Cookout�� Friday Afternoon Performance

for Parents, Friends and Family

WAHOO SWIM CAMPAGES 6 - 18

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK C AUGUST 15 - 19 $245 $270

This full day, week long noncompetitive technique based program focuses on building strong components of skills in all four racing strokes through drills and activities. Increasing strength and performance in swimming, flip turns, starts and fundamentals. Each day will be a new stroke with instructions through a drill circuit at the outdoor pool in the morning, dryland strength development, video analysis and discussion session, finished off with a swim team style practice to tie in lessons of the day together. Wahoo Swim Club coach; Ben Tucker and Aquatics Director; Kelly Sampson will be directing all activities and instruction.

Swimmers must be evaluated by Ben Tucker in the 50yd Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, and 25 Fly before registering.

KELLY SAMPSON, AQUATICS DIRECTORKelly Sampson, Aquatics Director, has spent 30 years teaching and running a variety of programs at the JCC. She holds a degree in Sport Management from UMass Amherst. Kelly is an American Red Cross WSI Instructor Trainer, WSI Instructor, Lifeguard, Water Fitness Instructor and Gymnastics Program Coordinator/Instructor.

BEN TUCKER, ASSISTANT AQUATICS DIRECTORBenjamin Tucker, Assistant Aquatics Director and coach of the Wahoo Swim Club has 8 years of teaching and coaching experience. Ben has a passion for teaching people how to swim and improve their techniques to excel in swimming. Ben has a background in recreational and waterfront lifeguarding experiences and teaches lifeguard classes.

SWIM LESSONSPRESCHOOL - GRADE 6

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS B, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 MON.—THURS. Swim lessons not available July 4—8

$50 $75

Preschool (ages 3 - 5) 3:30—4:00pmGrades K - 6 - Level 1 & 2 4:00—4:30pmGrades K - 6 - Level 3 & 4 4:30—5:00pm

Swim lessons taught by American Red Cross certified instructors.

PreSCHOOL INTRODUCTORY SWIM - An introductory class for preschoolers of all levels designed to learn to become more comfortable in the water. The focus is on water safety and initial stroke development.

LEVEL 1 - Introduction to Water Skills: This class is designed for children who have no swimming skills. Children must be able to follow directions and hold on to the wall by themselves.

LEVEL 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills: Swimmers must have passed Level 1. Students learn to float by themselves and recover in a vertical position. They begin to move in both alternating and simultaneous arm and leg motions on the front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

LEVEL 3 - Stroke Development: Swimmers must have passed Level 2. This level builds on coordination of the front crawl and backstroke and introduction to elements of the breaststroke and fundamentals of treading water. Basics of water entries will be introduced.

LEVEL 4 - Stroke Improvement: Swimmers must have passed Level 3. Increase the development of the front/back crawl with distance and coordination. Build on the butterfly stroke and refine backstroke and breaststroke. Learn the basics of turning on the wall.

Questions,or comments contact Kelly Sampson; [email protected] or call 508.756.7109 x 235 or Benjamin Tucker; [email protected] or 508.756.7109 x 250.


MEMBER NON-MEMBER

ALL SPORTS GRADES 1-9, WEEKS 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, D $245 $270

WEEK 3* $200 $235

GYMNASTICS GRADES 1-4, WEEKS 2, 5 & 8 $245 $270

BASKETBALL GRADES 1-9, WEEK 4

$245 $270


WEEK 7 GRADES 3-9 (INCLUDES FIELD TRIP) $270 $295

GRADES 1 & 2 Full Day $245 $270


RICH GEDMAN BASEBALL GRADES 1-7, WEEK 8 $270 $295


TAF JUNIOR TRIATHLON GRADES 3-10, WEEK 4 $245 $270

SOCCER GRADES 1-8, WEEK C $245 $270


CAMP WEEKS WEEK A: JUNE 6 - 10

WEEK B: JUNE 13 - 17

WEEK 1: JUNE 20 - 24

WEEK 2: JUNE 27 - JULY 1

WEEK 3: JULY 5 - 8

*(NO CAMP MONDAY, JULY 4)

WEEK 4: JULY 11 - 15


WEEK 6: JULY 25 - JULY 29

WEEK 7: AUGUST 1 - 5


WEEK C: AUGUST 15 - 19

WEEK D: AUGUST 22 - 26

PRESCHOOL - WEEKS A, B AND 1 - 8

BUS TRANSPORTATIONFROM THE WESTBORO/SHREWSBURY SERVICE AREA

ALL CAMPS (WEEKS 1 - 8)

FULL WEEKS ONLY

$75/WEEK ROUND TRIP

WEEK 3: $60/WEEK ROUND TRIP

EXTENDED DAY MODULESMONDAY - FRIDAY: 7:30AM - 9AMMEMBER/WK

$40 (WEEK 3 $32)

NON-MEMBER/WK

$50 (WEEK 3 $40)

MONDAY - FRIDAY: 4:00PM - 5:30PMMEMBER/WK

$40 (WEEK 3 $32)

NON-MEMBER/WK

$50 (WEEK 3 $40)

BEGINNER CAMPERS | AGE 3 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016 JUNE 6 - AUGUST 12

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

MON./WED./FRI. 9AM - 1:00PM $150 $180

WEEK 3: WED. & FRI. 9AM - 1:00PM $115 $145

JUNIOR CAMPERS | AGE 4 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016 SENIOR CAMPERS | AGE 5 BY DECEMBER 31, 2016

JUNE 6 - AUGUST 12

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

MONDAY - FRI., 9AM - 4PM $245 $285

WEEK 3: TUESDAY - FRI., 9AM - 4PM $200 $235

MONDAY - FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $205 $245

WEEK 3: WED. - FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $125 $155

MON./WED./FRI., 9AM - 4PM $170 $200

WEEK 3: WED./FRI., 9AM - 4PM $125 $155

MON./WED./FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $150 $180

WEEK 3: WED./FRI., 9AM - 1:30PM $115 $145

FULL DAY: TUES./THURS., 9AM - 4PM $125 $155

HALF DAY: TUES./THURS., 9AM - 1:30PM $115 $145

SPORTS - WEEKS 1 - 8 AND C, D

WEEKS & FEES 2016

AQUATICSMEMBER NON-MEMBER

WAHOO SWIM CLUB AGES 6-18, WEEK C $245 $270

SUMMER SWIM LESSONS $50 $75


WEEKS & FEES 2016LOWER UNIT ENTERING GRADES 1 & 2 UPPER UNIT ENTERING GRADES 3 - 6

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS 1, 2, 4 - 8 $245 $285

WEEK 3* $200 $235

UPPER UNIT ELECTIVES WITH ADDITIONAL FEE PER WEEK (GRADES 3 - 6)�� Archery $135�� Artistic Inspirations $135�� Born to Move & Refuel $50�� Extreme Kids Lego $135�� Extreme Kids Science $135�� Golf $150

�� Hiking and Nature $100�� Horseback Riding $165�� Just Fashion $135�� Lego Robotics $130�� Sailing $200�� Tennis $135

LIT (LEADERS IN TRAINING) ENTERING GRADES 7 & 8 MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEKS 1, 2, 4 - 8 $245 $285

WEEK 3* $200 $235

CIT (COUNSELOR IN TRAINING) ENTERING HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN & SOPHOMORES

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK 1 & 2 - JUNE 20 - JULY 1 $320 $360

WEEK 3 & 4 - JULY 5 - 15* $290 $325

WEEK 5 & 6 - JULY 18 - JULY 29 $320 $360

WEEK 7 & 8 - AUGUST 1 - 12 $320 $360

TRAVEL CAMP ENTERING GRADES 7 - 10

WEEKS 4 TRAVEL CAMP $400 $425

WEEKS 6 ADVENTURE CAMP $425 $450

TEEN INTERNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ENTERING JUNIORS & SENIORS

WEEKS 1-8 NO FEE NO FEE

VACATION PROGRAMS 9AM - 4PMEntering Gr. 1 - 6; Week B: June 13 - June 17 • Entering Gr. K - 6; Week C: August 15 - 19

BEFORE CAMP VACATION PROGRAM ENTERING GRADES 1 - 6

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK B - JUNE 13 - 17 $ 245 / WEEK $ 285 / WEEK

$ 55 / DAILY $ 65 / DAILY

AFTER CAMP VACATION PROGRAM ENTERING GRADES K - 6

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

WEEK C - AUGUST 15 - 18 $245 / WEEK $285/WEEK

$55 / DAILY $65/DAILY

CAMP WEEKS WEEK A: JUNE 6 - 10

WEEK B: JUNE 13 - 17

WEEK 1: JUNE 20 - 24

WEEK 2: JUNE 27 - JULY 1

WEEK 3: JULY 5 - 8

*(NO CAMP MONDAY, JULY 4)



WEEK 6: JULY 25 - JULY 29



WEEK C: AUGUST 15 - 19

WEEK D: AUGUST 22 - 26

DAY CAMP - WEEKS 1 - 8 AND C

BUS TRANSPORTATIONFROM THE WESTBORO/SHREWSBURY SERVICE AREA

ALL CAMPS (WEEKS 1 - 8)

FULL WEEKS ONLY

$75/WEEK ROUND TRIP

WEEK 3: $60/WEEK ROUND TRIP

EXTENDED DAY MODULESMONDAY - FRIDAY: 7:30AM - 9AMMEMBER/WK

$40 (WEEK 3 $32)

NON-MEMBER/WK

$50 (WEEK 3 $40)

MONDAY - FRIDAY: 4:00PM - 5:30PMMEMBER/WK

$40 (WEEK 3 $32)

NON-MEMBER/WK

$50 (WEEK 3 $40)

EXTENDED DAY DAILY RATE 7:30AM—9AM $10 $15

EXTENDED DAY DAILY RATE 4PM—5:30PM $10 $15*NO CAMP JULY 4


Give medical

forms to the

JCC for

Summer Camp

by May 31!

Dear Camp Families,

Massachusetts State Law requires that medical forms are submitted for all campers prior to their participation in summer camp. It is IMPERATIVE that families adhere to this law for the health and safety of all campers.

If we do not have the forms prior to the first day of camp we CANNOT ALLOW the child to participate in activities until the form has been received. This policy will be strictly enforced.

Thank you for your cooperation.

633 Salisbury Street Worcester, MA 01609P 508.756.7109 | F 508.754.3373 worcesterjcc.org

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PAIDWorcester, MA

Permit No. 1929

REGISTRATION

Online: Registration forms are available to download from worcesterjcc.org

By Mail: Forms can be mailed to the above address

By Fax: Via credit card to 508.754.3373

In Person: Registration forms are available at the Worcester JCC kiosk in the front lobby

Call us at 508-756-7109! We are happy to answer any questions you have and will mail the necessary forms to you

2016

WORCESTER JCC

2016 camp guide

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