Question 1

How do Day Camp staff help my campers with their schooling?

Accepted Answer

While requirements and guidelines are not standardized, our focus at Day Camp is to support your camper in everything he or she will need. Your camper will be a part of a Tribe, a group of 12 or less that will remain in the same group for the entire week. Tribes will be on rotataions throughout the day, with a few of them being dedicated study times, as well as further homework help and tutoring support to give them the best chance in meeting their educational goals. Our staff have extensive experience as tutors, after-school leaders, and homework helpers.

Question 2

How is my camper staying safe at camp?

Accepted Answer

Day Camp is adhering to CDC recommendations and state and county guidelines for cleaning, social distancing, and mask wearing. Additionally, we're focusing on health checks through temperature checks and individual health interviews.    Additionally, we're organizing campers into groups of 12 or less we call Tribes. They'll do everything in the day with their Tribe: class time, homework study, and activities.   For more information, click here to see our requirements and protocols for all staff and campers at camp.

Question 3

When does Day Camp happen?

Accepted Answer

New Day Camp sessions start each Monday, unless there is a school holday.   More weeks will be available as the calender moves forward.   Register here! Having difficulty registering? Email us: info@fall.camp or call us at (619) 669-6498 for help!

Question 4

How do I register?

Accepted Answer

Go to fall.camp/register to make a profile and sign your campers up for Day Camp. Choose the week or weeks that work best for you and your budget.   Register here!   Having difficulty registering? Email us: info@fall.camp or call us at (619) 669-6498 for help

Question 5

When does registration end?

Accepted Answer

Registration ends the Sunday evening before sessions begin, but you can register for Day Camp sessions in as far advance as they are available on our website. The more advanced notice we get, the better your student's experience will be.    If you have trouble registering or need assistance getting your student signed up, email us: info@fall.camp or call us at (619) 669-6498 for help!

Question 6

When does Day Camp start?

Accepted Answer

8am is the standard start time for our Day Camp sessions, but this will depend on your student's schedule needs. New sessions start the Monday of every week, with early check in available for those who need their students here before 7:30am. Be sure to register as far in advance as you can, as this ensures that we have the appropriate staff and logistical needs to operate as smoothly and effectively as possible.   Register here!   Having difficulty registering? Email us: info@fall.camp or call us at (619) 669-6498 for help!

Question 7

What time is check-in?

Accepted Answer

Students can begin checking in 7:30-8am. If you registered for early drop-off, check-in begins at 7am.

Question 8

What time is check out?

Accepted Answer

Camper check-out ends at 4:30pm every evening, so be sure to have your authorized adult pick them up. If you registered for a late pickup, check-out finishes at 6pm.   Register here!   Having difficulty registering? Email us: info@fall.camp or call us at (619) 669-6498 for help!

Question 9

What should my camper bring to Day Camp?

Accepted Answer

What to bring: ☐ His/Her backpack with: ☐ Face mask ☐ School supplies ☐ Computer (for class time) ☐ Homework ☐ A change of clothes (for swimming) ☐ A towel ☐ Closed-toed shoes suitable for being outside ☐ A hat (it's can get hot and sunny at camp) ☐ Sunscreen ☐ Lunch ☐ Any snacks (there will be store time available some days)   What NOT to Bring:  ☐ Expensive items such as designer clothing, toys, electronic games, etc.  ☐ Gum or Messy snacks  ☐ Pocket knives, weapons, etc.

Question 10

Do you have a camp nurse on-site?

Accepted Answer

We do have an RN on-site during summer camp who can administer first aid treatment and medications while your camper is here. All medications need to be in original packaging and must be prescription or accompanied by a doctor’s note. Our nurses will not dispense vitamins or essential oils.

Question 11

Can my camper call home?

Accepted Answer

Campers can call their parents at almost any time. If there isn’t any cell service, we’ll make arrangements so they can contact you. Additionally, parents can get in touch with their campers at any time via calls, texts, or emails. We would ask that you treat the day much like school, taking into account how your calls and contact may hinder their busyness and ability to finish their needed tasks. Their counselors and staff will relay messages as needed every day. In the event of an emergency, parents will always be notified of any information regarding their camper(s).

Question 12

What activities will my camper take part in?

Accepted Answer

We have a specific time set aside for classes. But for enrichment activities, we have lots for them to enjoy. Click here to see what Day Camp has to offer.

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