Category Archives: Jan/Feb 03

Winter Break

All summer long, my son worked on his “homework”, practiced carrying a book bag around the house and peppered anybody who would listen with questions about the bus, recess and all things school-related. When the fateful day finally arrived and … Continue reading

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Preparing Parents

Parents’ expectations and requirements for a summer program go far beyond the monetary investment when considering a resident or day camp for their children. In our uncertain contemporary society parents’ primary concern is focused upon trust, health, safety and security, … Continue reading

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Reaching Out

Keeping in touch with counselors is important to get a feel of how many returning staff a camp will have. But it is also fun to keep in touch with the people that you have spent an awesome summer with. … Continue reading

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Recipe Resources

Camp Business magazine is dedicated to bringing you the very best tools to help you in all aspects of your operation. In this issue Camp Business introduces Scott Gilbert, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, Certified Executive Chef … Continue reading

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On the Waterfront

There are two basic rules to follow when managing camp waterfront programs: • Rule number one: Have Fun! • Rule number two: Play Safe! The information below is designed to serve as a primer for those charged with the responsibility … Continue reading

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