Camp
Pre-School Day Camp Sports Camps Specialty Camps
register online at
www.rlapd.org Photos by Karen Gallwitz. Inclusion Services
Together with Special Recreation Ser- vices of Northern Lake County, the Round Lake Area Park District offers inclusive opportunities for
individuals
with disabilities to participate in the same programs and activities as their
peers. Reasonable accommodations are provided to enable an individual’s successful participation in a program. New for Summer Camp 2017, SRSNLC will be combining camps with Summer Trails (Hart Woods and Sports Center locations) and Teen Camp to provide inclusive opportunities for camp- ers that may need additional assistance and may benefit from a higher staff ratio while still being able to participate within those camps. If you are interested in registering your child for either Summer Trails or Teen Camp and they would require assistance from an inclusion companion, your child will need to register for the SRSNLC group. This group is designed to provide a higher staff to camp ratio and will participate in all camp activities, swimming, field trips, etc. but will have the flexibility to have additional staff on hand to accommodate special needs. Should you have any questions, or feel that your child will not be able to function in a camp group with a 1:4 staff to camper ratio, staff will be available to share other possible options. Additional options may include registration in our Camp North Shore Summer Camp, providing your own inclusion companion or a variety of other possibilities.
Scholarship Program The Friends of the Round Lake Area Parks Foundation have a day camp scholarship program available for residents 6-21 years of age. Scholarships will be awarded based on financial need and the availability of camp scholarship funds at that time. Information and an application can be found on p. 84. For addi- tional questions, please contact Ross Bertone at 847-546-8558.
Be Someone’s Hero... Be A Camp Counselor
Applications for Camp Directors (age 21+), Camp Counselors (17+), Recreation Aides (16+), and Inclusion Companions (17+), are now being accepted for all camps! We look for positive-minded, energetic and enthusiastic individuals who like a challenge and love kids. Jobs fill quickly, so pick up your application today. Call the Park District with questions at 847-546-8558.
Camp Registration Dates Resident registration begins as soon as you receive this bro- chure. Non-Resident registration begins Monday, February 27.
Proof of Residency is Required. Please see p. 3 for more information. Parent Orientation Meetings
Camp North Shore: Tuesday, June 6th at 6:00pm, Site II Summer Trails: Wednesday, June 7th at 6:00pm, Robert W. Rolek Community Center Pre-School Camps: Wednesday, June 7th at 5:30pm, Robert W. Rolek Community Center
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A Safe Environment for Your Child The Round Lake Area Park District’s 2017 Summer Camp Program strives to provide a safe and fun environment for all chil- dren. Our programs are under the supervision of PDRMA (Park District Risk Management Agency) who focuses on the safety of our participants, staff and camp activities. PDRMA standards ensure that camp staff participates in first aid & CPR training, as well as training in all aspects of camp curriculum and behavior management.
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