CAMP SINGLETON'S COMMUNICABLE ILLNESS PLAN

Even before the COVID19 pandemic, our number one priority has always been to provide a safe, active, and legendary summer to our campers. Now, more than ever, we are committed to this statement.

To adhere to the recommended health and safety guidelines set by the CDC and American Camp Association for “Day Camps”, we have implemented the following policies & procedures for summer 2022:

• Staff & Campers will complete a visual Health Screening immediately upon arriving at camp.

• Staff & Campers with a temperature of 100.4 + degrees, before fever reducing medication; persistent cough, blisters, excessive itching, rash, or hives; diarrhea or vomiting in the past 24hrs; shortness of breath; severe crankiness or lethargy; eye redness, swelling or drainage; lice, nits*, or other sign of communicable illness cannot attend camp. 

*Child must be evaluated by camp administration and completely free of Lice and Nits before allowed to return to camp. To ensure the health of our campers and staff, a doctor’s note maybe required for any of the above symptoms.  

If your child develops these symptoms after drop-off, parents will be contacted and asked to come pick-up their child. We will separate your child from other children until you can pick them up. 

• Check-in & Check-Out via “Car-line Procedure” (Similar to School Setting) *See Map for details

  • • • • • • Drop-Off    7:30am-8:30am

            • Pick-Up     4:30pm-5:30pm

For absences, late arrivals & early departures, please contact a Camp Administrator via Remind.

*As part of our “Crisis Communication Plan”, Parents are required to sign-up and stay active on the Remind101 messaging system.

• Sanitizing stations have been placed at every building entrance and room doors for required hand sanitizing upon entering.

• Off-Campus Field Trips have been replaced with "On-Campus Adventures".