Boys &Girls Club of Clifton

Camp Clifton

Summer Program

June30th – August 22nd

Visit us on the web at www. bgcclifton.org

2014

About Camp Clifton

The Boys & Girls Club of Clifton’s Camp Clifton Summer Program is a full day camp for

members ages 6 – 14 (1stgrade verification on school letter head or a copy of the child’s report card

is required for campers 6 years of age) Sessions run for a one (1) week period and are limited to

350 children per session.

There are eight sessions from which to choose running from June 30th- August 22nd. The hours of

operation are Monday – Friday, 8:30AM – 5:30PM. Please mark your calendar that the Club will

be closed on July 4th. Summer sessions are as follows:

Session 1: June 30th – July 3rd Session 5: July 28th – August 1st

Session 2: July 7th – July 11th Session 6: August 4th– August8th

Session 3: July 14th - July 18th Session 7: August 11th – August 15th

Session 4: July 21st –July 25th Session 8: August 18th– August 22nd

Campers are placed into groups according to their age and will be assigned a designated group

leader and aide. Throughout the day the group leader and aide schedule supervised programs for

campers’ participation.

In addition to the weekly day camp program, there are at least two trips/outings offered for each

age group per month. Registration for summer trips will be on a first come first served basis. Camp

Clifton will operate on the schedule provided below:

7:30 AM – 8:30 AM Extended camp hours ($2.00 per day)

8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Campers assemble in the gym

Membership photo id’s required

9:00 AM – 9: 30 AM General meeting and announcements

Groups’ formed and daily attendance taken

Trip program departs

9:30 AM – 5:00 PM Scheduled group activities

Groups rotate to various areas/activities

5:00 PM – 5:30 PM Preparation for pick up

Campers prepare for departure

5:30 PM – 6:30 PM Extended camp hours ($2.00 per day)

Lunch is provided for all campers through the Passaic County Food Program. Campers will

enjoy a variety of nutritious lunches which consists of cold sandwiches, (vegetarian lunches available – must be requested in advance), fresh fruit, 100% juice and 2% milk. Lunch menus

will be available at the front desk during summer camp

Camp Clifton Fees &Registration

Campers must be members of the Club and membership fees are non-refundable. A

Copy of your child’s report card or letter on school letter head verifying current grade is

required at sign up for campers 6 years old. Pre-registration is required for all trips / activities, and will be on a first come first served basis.

There are a limited number of scholarships/reduced rates available for families who are

income eligible. Families applying for scholarship/ reduced rate must be residents of Clifton, meet the income eligibility guidelines and must provide a photocopy of their 2013

Federal Tax Return claiming the child as a dependent. Do not assume you will be granted a scholarship/ reduced rate. Applicants will be notified if they are granted a scholarship/reduced rate.

Camp Clifton Program Fees - $130.00 per week for the 1stchild and

10% off for each additional child in the same household.

Camp Clifton Extended Summer Care– Regular camp hours are 8:30am

until 5:30pm. For an additional charge of $2.00 for early drop off and / or $2.00 for late pick up, campers may be dropped off no earlier than

7:30am and picked up no later than 6:30pm.

Scholarships (free), Reduced Rate ($85.00 per week). Only Clifton

residents may apply – do not assume you qualify. You will be notified as

scholarships / reduced rates are limited). All applicants, including children currently receiving scholarships for the After Care Program must re-apply – scholarships / reduced rates do not carry over from program to

program. If applying for a scholarship or reduced rate you must provide the following to the Club at

time of registration:

Completed Summer Program Application (including immunization records) if

the application is incomplete you will risk being considered for assistance;

Attach a copy of 2013 Federal Income Tax Return claiming child as a

dependent; and

Welfare pink slip or Medicare Program (if applicable)

Camp Clifton Records & Policies

Summer Program Refund Policy - once a session has started, no refunds will be

granted. You may request a refund in writing 10 business days prior to start of your

scheduled session date. There will be a $10.00 administrative fee assessed per session on all refunds. If your child becomes ill and is unable to attend camp for three or

more consecutive days, the Club will consider a refund if the request is made in

writing and is accompanied by a signed and dated medical note. The administrative

fee will be waived if a medical note is submitted requesting the participant’s

withdrawal from the summer camp program. We will not under any circumstance,

grant refunds for changes in family vacations, sport camp schedules or other personal

reasons. However, if another slot is open, we will make every attempt to place your

child in another camp session.

Immunization Records–Camp Clifton’s Summer Program is licensed by the State of

New Jersey Youth Camp Safety Act Standards, which requires written health

history for summer program participants. The member’s immunization history along

with any known physical and/or mental condition must be completed and submitted by a parent, legal guardian or physician at the time of registration.

Sign-Out Policy - To assure the safety of all campers, we require that you sign out

your child every day. If you are unable to pick your child up on any given day,

please provide the Club with a written note indicating the individual who will pick up your child. Such individuals must check in at the front desk. If you are going to be

late picking up your child on a given day, please notify the Club. Campers not

picked up by 5:30 pm will be placed in extended care and assessed a fee of $2.00

upon pick up per day.

Sneakers and ID Cards –are mandatory for summer camp for campers’ safety

and attendance policies and will be strictly enforced by staff. Sneaker ring checks

will be done daily. Campers are required to scan their ID cards every day upon

entering the building for camp. After three (3) occurrences without their card – your

child will be suspended from camp for one (1) day. Replacement ID cards are $2.00

and sneaker rings are $5.00 both are available at the front desk.

Camp Clifton - Safety First

Health and Safety - For the safety of all campers, the majority of

staff are trained and certified by the American Safety & Health Institute / American Red Cross in AED, First Aid and CPR. Pool staffs are certified Lifeguards and/or Water Safety Instructors. Pool lockers

are available and are staffed by a locker room attendant.

Group leaders and aides supervise all trips and outings and are required, when leaving

the Club, to carry first aid kits along with a complete list of all campers’ names, contact information, including emergency telephone numbers.

In the event that a child becomes injured during an outing, our trained staff will provide

aid for the injured child in an appropriate and professional manner, including calling for emergency medical assistance if needed. All accidents will be documented and parents will be notified.

Arrival - to assure that each camper is accounted for, we require that all campers have

their ID card and are wearing their SNEAKERS AND SNEAKER RINGS daily. The group leader and/or aide will take attendance twice daily. Parents will also be notified, if their child (ren) leaves the building or his/her group. Campers are not permitted to be outside

of the Club building unsupervised for any reason.

If a child becomes sick during the course of the day, parents will be notified to pick up

their child. We ask that you do not send sick children to camp. Please make certain that we have your correct phone numbers and emergency phone numbers on file.

Transportation - The Club will provide transportation to parks, trips and weekly

outings. The Club will utilize yellow school buses and Club vans to transport campers to

such activities. Each bus is equipped with first aid kits and Club bus drivers possess their Commercial Driver Licenses (CDL).

Camp Clifton Rules & Regulations

For the safety of all campers, we request that you read and talk with your child

about the rules and regulations of the Club. If your child ignores the rules and

regulations on a regular basis, a suspension may be necessary. The Club will not tolerate any disrespect to staff or fellow campers, misuse of

equipment, fighting, vulgar language, leaving the building, inappropriate

touching, violence of any kind or damage to property etc…

Electronic games, cell phones, IPods, MP3’s etc. are not permitted in camp. If lost

or stolen the Club will not be responsible. KEEP ALL ELECTRONICS HOME.

Campers are not permitted to wait outside the building to be picked up

Campers must be signed out daily

The Club is not permitted to administer any kind of medication to any child in

the program

Permission slips are required for all trips or outings with the exception of daily

group park (park trips are apart of the daily camp schedule)

We require that your child wear their SNEAKERS &SNEAKER RINGS and

scan their ID card at the front desk upon entering the building. There will be a

$2.00 fee for replacement ids and $5.00 for replacement sneaker rings

Running is not allowed in the hallways and/or in the classrooms

Campers are not allowed to go into another camper’s locker at anytime

Campers are not allowed to utilize the Club telephone if it is not an emergency

We will not allow female campers to wear cut off or half shirts to the Club and

require all young men to wear shirts in the building

Bathing caps must be worn in the swimming pool if your child’s hair is below

their chin and can be purchased for $3. Goggles are also available for $6.

In order to swim in the deep end, your child must first pay $1 and be able to swim

one lap freestyle and one lap backstroke. If they lose or forget their bracelet, they

will need to pay $2 and take the test again.

If these rules and regulations are not adhered to the following actions will be

taken: Group counselor/staff will talk with child and attempt to correct the problem;

If the problem persists, the child will be sent to the front desk where he/she will

be written up on an incident report form;

A second occurrence will result in parent notification; and

Repeated occurrences will result in a parent/child conference with the Program

Director to determine future actions, which may include suspension.

Camp Clifton Programs

Campers are divided into groups according to ages

and each group is assigned a group leader, aide, and a

counselor in training. Campers participate in

programs as part of their group on a daily schedule. A

staff member is in charge of each program area. This

establishes a staff child ratio of approximately 15 – 1.

Staff and Group leaders are responsible for overseeing

and conducting program activities. There are eight

groups in which campers will be divided.

Approximately 45 campers will be assigned to each

group:

Canaries Blue Jays Sparrows Robins Cardinals Hawks Eagles Falcons

Camp Clifton Programs &Areas Gymnasium - physical education activities, sport competitions and contests

Game Room – organized games, weekly contests and tournaments

Media Room–music, movies, coloring and board games

Art Room– arts and crafts, word games and projects

Swimming Pool – recreational swimming

Board/ Conference Room – lunch, movies and table games

Clifton Parks – field games and playground

Special Events – shows, contests and races

Learning Center – computer activities

Teen Center – teen program activities - game room, television,

stereo & lounge

Camp Clifton Field Day & Color Day

As part of the daily program campers will attend park trips for one (1) hour each

day. The Club transports the campers to Clifton area parks (Oakridge, Sperling and

Robin Hood) for outdoor play.

Every Friday as a part of camp, the Club will be busing a designated group of campers over to Brookdale Park, in Bloomfield for an afternoon outing of

recreational play to include: softball, kickball, track & field events, and much more.

Campers will depart the Club at approximately 12:30pm and return at

approximately 4:30pm. The following campers will attend on the dates below:

Canaries & Blue Jays - 7/11 &8/8 Sparrows &Robins - 7/18 & 8/22

Cardinals &Hawks - 7/25 Eagles &Falcons - 8/1

LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTHING, SOCKS AND SNEAKERS ARE MANDATORY

Wednesday is color day during camp. Each group is assigned a colored shirt and

the group who has the most participants wearing their shirts wins a free trip to the

movies on Thursday at the Belmont Movie Theatre, in Montclair or will be provided

and ice cream party. Spending money is strongly recommended as snack, beverages or candy is not included.

Canaries – Daisy Cardinals – Red Blue Jays– Aquatic Blue Hawks – Gold Sparrows –Tennessee Orange Eagles– Carolina Blue Robins – Orange Falcons – Cardinal Red

Bonus Bucks (wooden coins) will be awarded to campers who exhibit positive

behavior, complete assignments, or win contests. Campers will have the opportunity

to make purchases from the bonus buck store weekly where they can trade in their

bonus bucks for prizes. We encourage all campers to use their bonus bucks every

week and not save them until the end of summer camp.

Camp Clifton Trips The Summer Trip Program is a special package available to registered

campers in addition to our summer day camp program. The program is available for three (3) age groups: 7 & 8 yr. olds, 9 & 10 yr. olds, and 11 -

Teens. The following trips were combined for the 11 & 12 and teens: Great

Adventure, Hurricane Harbor, Dorney Park, Camel Beach Water Park, Yankee Game and Mountain Creek. There will be opportunities for

campers 11 and up to participate in some of the teen trips. Notices will be

posted on the doors when such opportunities are available and an announcement will be made during morning announcements. There will be

at least two (2) trips per age group each month. Trips will be on a scheduled basis and limited

to 45 campers per outing. Registration will be held on Monday, June 2nd from 9:00am – 12:00pm and 4:30pm – 7:00pm. Permission slips and full payment are required at sign up. If

your check is returned to us by your bank you will be assessed a $25.00 return check fee and

will automatically lose your camp trip spot – no notice will be given. Registration for trips are

on a first come first served basis and is non – refundable.

Bowling Fun Days, Clifton, includes two games and shoes. Each week the camper who scores

the highest bowling average in their age group will be posted in the game room.

Liberty Science Center, Jersey City is in almost every way engaging people in real science.

Explore all the center has to offer from exhibits to IMAX films or virtual tours.

Iplay America, Freehold, includes a two – story laser tag, boardwalk style games, a 4D

theater, and over 200 arcade games. Campers will also enjoy playing mini bowling, driving

the go carts or showing off their skills in video games.

Space Odyssey, Englewood, NJ is the total indoor amusement park, featuring laser tag game,

95 video & redemption games, bowling, and much more.

FunPlex, East Hanover, NJ is an indoor water park (campers must wear their bathing suit)

&theme park that has attractions like, "Foam Frenzy” and "Electric Go-Karts", Laser Runner,

Free Fall, Bumper Cars, and much more! MagiQuest is a treasure hunting game that requires skills in reading and following directions.

Walking with Dinosaurs, (Prudential Center) Newark, NJ is a world-class family attraction

that combines cutting-edge science with the creative mind of great artists and teachers to

create a one-of-a kind experience that is thrilling, educational and fun. The brilliant engineering of the world’s leading roboticists and the imagination of artist, you will witness,

realistic dinosaurs come to life.

Rebounderz is an exciting new destination for our older groups ages 11-Teens. Located in

Edison, NJ this indoor amusement facility is home to a widespread variety of trampoline fun

where they can enjoy the day bouncing around.

Camp Clifton Special Events

Movie Day-Movie outings will be awarded to the group who has the most

participants for “Color Day”. Movie day will take place once a week from

approximately 9:00am – 2:00pm for the eight weeks of camp. Movie day does not

include snack, beverages or candy. Spending money is strongly recommended.

You Got Caught Doing Something Good – campers who exhibit positive

behavior will be awarded BONUS BUCKS (wooden coins) that can be traded

in at the bonus bucks store.

Group Camper Pride– the group that shows the most camp pride via camp

songs & chants, positive behavior, and overall group unity.

Talent Show – campers will have the opportunity to try out for the end of

summer talent show. Talent show is free for parents/guests and usually last for

approximately two hours.

BGC Trivia – each day during morning announcements a trivia question will

be presented to the groups. The camper who answers correctly wins a prize from

the treasure chest.

Staff vs. Campers – campers will be chosen to play various games against their

counselors. Such activities will consist of volleyball, kickball, basketball and T-

ball.

Theme Week – campers will participate in various fun – filled activities

throughout camp. Theme weeks will consist of: Meeting New Friends Week,

Wacky and Wonderful Week, Career Week, Fun and Fitness Week, Holiday

Week, Camp Clifton’s Got Talent Week and Spirit and Farewell Week.

Camp Clifton Summer Education Program

The Summer Brain Gain is Boys & Girls Club of America’s summer learning

initiative created to mitigate or reverse summer learning loss.

The Summer Brain Gain Program consists of six to nine weeks of robust summer

learning. Each day members spend 120 minutes of academic lead instruction

performing engaging theme-based activities.

Project-based learning is the guiding instructional approach for the Summer Brain

Gain curriculum. The approach establishes Club members as the drivers, and they

are highly engaged in both learning and fun. Club professionals and activity leaders

support, facilitate and guide these activities in a role more like mentor or coach,

rather than a teacher. Summer Brain Gain incorporates the following guiding

principles:

Project-Based Learning Principles-Youth engage in a process of learning

through discovery, creative expression, group work toward a common goal,

and a final project or production.

Learner-Centered Activities-Focuses on the individual; emphasizes the

process-what and how members are learning.

Mastery Programs-Impart or transfer essential skills and knowledge;

provides activities that meet the educational, emotional and physical needs of

members ranging from early elementary school (grades 1-2), older elementary

school (grades 3-5), and middle school (grades 6-8).

High-Yield Activities-Impart fun with a purpose, reinforce and enhance

knowledge and skills.

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) Integration

and Linkages-Provide opportunities to reinforce reading, math, and writing

skills through computer use and access to the Internet. Includes expanded

learning opportunities incorporating STEAM.

Family Linkages-Include links to other activities that members can do at

home, as well as family participation at program events.

Camp Clifton Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What happens if I am late picking up my child?

A: Camper will be placed in after care for a charge of $2.00 upon pick up

Q: Can I sign up for more sessions, if I originally only requested 1 or 2?

A: Yes. You must provide written notice one week prior and pay for the additional

session requested at time of request

Q: What comes in the bagged lunch for the trips?

A: Bagged lunches consists of cold cut sandwiches, juice, milk and fruit

Q: My child is in one group, but his/her friends are in another group. Can I change

groups?

A: We will do our best to accommodate; unfortunately, no changes will be made the

first week of camp

Q: Does my child automatically go on trips scheduled during the sessions they are

enrolled in?

A: No, you must pre-register for trips with the exception of group park trips/movie

day, if your child’s group wins color day

Q: If I signed up to chaperone a trip and cannot make it – what should I do?

A: Please notify us ASAP to assure we are within ratio for camper’s safety. If you

would like to have someone else chaperone, they must be 21 and approved by the

Program Director

Q: Do I get a refund if my child misses the bus for a trip? Will the bus wait?

A: No, the bus will not be able to wait for late arrivals. Trips are non-refundable. If

space permits, we can switch camper to another trip

Q: Why do you need my child’s immunization (shot) record?

A: To maintain the Club’s camp state license

Q: Are swim lessons included in summer camp? And how will my child know to go

to their lesson?

A: No. Swim lessons are a separate fee from camp and counselors will be provided a

list of swimmers and campers will be sent to their lessons. Campers in the Canaries /

Blue Jays group will be walked to the locker room

Q: If other trips become available, how will I know of its opening?

A: Available trips will be posted on the glass window as you exit the building

Camp Clifton Swim Lessons – Registration May 19th

Registration is ONLINE. Must be a member ONE WEEK prior to May 19th. You WILL NOT be allowed to

register if your child’s membership is not up to date. Membership cost - $40.00 & Swim lesson cost - $65.00.

Parents may register for more than one session at a time to assure continued progression. Offering (4) 2 week sessions Monday – Friday. NOTE: If check is returned, your child will be removed from swim class and you will be

charged a $25 return check fee. 6 Levels of progression

Level I – Water Exploration Level III – Stroke Readiness Level V – Stroke Refinement

Level II – Primary Skills Level IV – Stroke Development Level VI – Skills Proficiency Class Schedule, Times and Levels (lessons are 40 minutes – Guppies lessons 30 minutes)

Session I: 6/30– 7/11(NO class 7/4) Session II: 7/14– 7/25 Session III: 7/28– 8/8 Session IV: 8/11- 8/22

9:00-9:40am Level 1, 2, 3 & Guppies 11:15 – 11:55am Level 2, 3, 6

9:45-10:25am Level 1, 2. 3, 4 12:00-12:40 Level 2, 4 & 5

10:30-11:10am Level 1, 2, 4 & Guppies 12:15-12:45 Guppies

**LIMITED!! EVENING SWIM CLASSES : 7/1 - 7/31 Tues. & Thurs. 6:05 pm-6:45 pm- Levels 1, 2, 3,

Camp Clifton Swim Tech Camp

This camp is dedicated to helping serious swimmers work on stoke development, conditioning and preparation for the upcoming swim team season. Swimmers will benefit from instructional videos and condition exercises. This camp is

perfect for the competitive swimmer. Each day consist of 3 hours. DRY LAND in the GYM 9:00-10:00a.m. Includes

running, weight training & intense cardio. Come in your gym clothes and sneakers and meet the coach in the gym.

VIDEO 10:00-11:00a.m. STROKE DEVELOPMENT IN POOL 11:00-12:00p.m. Prerequisite: Must have completed

Level 6 in swim lessons, swim all 4 strokes that are acceptable for swim team and must be able to do a flip turn in the water. Proper recommendation from head coach required. Time &Days: Daily (Mon.-Fri.) from 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.

For ages 8 & up Fees: &85 per week 1st child and $78 each additional child in same household plus Membership.

Must sign up BEFORE the week starts. Registration: Ongoing from March 25 in Aquatics office. Space limited to 20 children per week. First come, first serve basis! SIGN UP TODAY!

Week 1: June 30—July 3 Freestyle Week 5: July 28-Aug. 1 Starts & Turns Week 2: July 7—11 Backstroke Week 6: Aug. 4-8 Freestyle/Backstroke

Week 3: July 14-18 Butterfly Week 7: Aug. 11-15 Breaststroke/Butterfly Week 4: July 21-25 Breaststroke Week 8: Aug. 18-22 Starts & Turns

**SUMMER CAMP DISCOUNT– A) If your child is registered for Swim Tech and day camp, the cost of day

camp will be $65.00 per week B) If your child is registered for Swim Tech Camp, summer swim team and day camp,

the cost of day camp will be $50.00 per week.

Summer Swim Team

SWIM TEAM REQUIREMENT: Seahawks Summer Swim Team is open to ALL swimmers who can swim

all 4 strokes. All new swimmers must tryout with Swim Coach Anna. For ages 6-17. This program will help

current swim team members continue their progression and endurance. This will also help new swim team members increase their endurance, improve stroke techniques and allow you to be part of a competitive

environment. Registration: Ongoing from March 25 in Aquatics Office.

Dates & Times: June 30-August 22 (Monday-Friday) New swimmers: 4:30-5:30p.m.

Returning swimmers: 5:30-6:45p.m. FEE: $125 plus Youth Membership ($40) *subject to change

For swimmers with gold and silver time standards with Anna’s recommendation. Registration: In Aquatics office with Anna Fee: $280 plus youth membership ($40) *subject to change

Dates: April 14-August 22 Time: April 14-June 27 (Mon-Fri) 5:30-8:00pm

June 30-August 22 (Mon-Fri) 3:30-6:00pm (subject to change)

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4

The FunPlex - MagiQuest All Ages

5 Tomahawk Lake

6 - 8 _____________

Dorney Park 11 – Teens

6 Bowling All Ages

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Yankee Game 9 & 10

8 Field Day

Canaries & Blue Jays

11 Roller Skating

All Ages

12 Camel Beach Water Park 11 - Teens

13 Bowling All Ages

14 Dorney Park

9 & 10

15 CAMP TALENT

SHOW 2 PM

18 Dynamite Falls

Adventure Mini Golfing All Ages

19 Camel Beach Water Park

9 & 10

20 Bowling All Ages

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22 Field Day

Sparrows & Robins

LAST DAY OF CAMP

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday JUNE 30

1ST DAY OF CAMP

1 Jenkinson’s Aquarium

6 - 8

2 Bowling All Ages

3 Mountain Creek

9 & 10

4 CLOSED

7 The FunPlex w/

MagiQuest All Ages

8 Mountain Creek

11 - Teens

9 Bowling All Ages

10 Bronx Zoo

6 - 8

11 Field Day

Canaries & Blue Jays

14 Liberty Science

Center All Ages

15 Hurricane

Harbor 9 & 10

16 Bowling All Ages

17 Hurricane

Harbor 11 - Teens

18 Field Day

Sparrows & Robins

21 Roller Skating

All Ages

22 Keansburg

Amusement Park 6 - 8

23 Bowling All Ages

24 Great Adv.

9 & 10 ____________ Yankee Game

11 - Teens

25 Field Day

Cardinals & Hawks

____________ All Ages

Walking W/ Dinosaurs

28 Space Odyssey

All Ages

29 Great Adv 11 – Teens

30 Bowling All Ages

31 IPlay America

6 - 8

AUGUST 1 Field Day Eagles & Falcons

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TRIP REGISTRATION 6/2 (9-12) and (4:30 – 7:00) MUST BE A REGISTERED CAMPER

CAMP CLIFTON TEEN PROGRAM JULY TRIPS Teens may also SIGN UP for Mon & Wed trips designated for all ages

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday JUNE 30TH 1ST DAY OF

CAMP

1 2 Bowling

All Ages / Meadowlands

Fair

3 Garden State

Mall

4 Closed

7 Roller Skating

8 Mountain Creek

11 - Teens

9 Bowling All Ages

10 11 Bear

Mountain

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15 Paint Ball

16 Bowling All Ages

17 Hurricane

Harbor 11 - Teens

18 Rebounderz

21 Movies

22 23 Bowling All Ages

24 Yankee Game

11 - Teens

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28 Skating

29 Great Adv 11 – Teens

30 Bowling All Ages

IPlay America

31 AUGUST 1 Field Day Eagles & Falcons

CAMP CLIFTON TEEN PROGRAM AUGUST TRIPS

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4

5 Dorney Park 11 – Teens

6 Bowling All Ages

7 Paint Ball

8 Bear Mountain

11 Movies

12 Camel Beach Water Park 11 – Teens

13 Bowling All Ages

14 15 CAMP TALENT

SHOW 2PM

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19 Paint Ball

20 Bowling All Ages

Dave & Buster’s

21 22 LAST DAY OF

CAMP

TRIP REGISTRATION 6/2 (9-12) and (4:30 – 7:00) MUST BE A

REGISTERED CAMPER

Boys & Girls Club of Clifton 973-773-2697

Administrative Office 973-773-0966 / 973-773-3103 (fax)

Robert Foster, Executive Director 973-773-0966 x 119

Teresa Conroy, Business Administrator 973-773-0966 x 110

Joe Holmes, Director of Operations & HR 973-773-0966 x 121

John DeGraaf, Resource and Dev. Director 973-773-0966 x 111

Paula J. Benjamin, Program Director 973-773-2697 x 147

Leah Greene, School #17 Asst. Program Director 973-773-2697 x 149

Andrew Hickman, Teen Coordinator 973-773-2697 x 130

Jeremy Lastra, Athletic Coordinator 973-773-2697 x 148

Debra M. Lesnick, Director of Education 973-773-2697 x 120

John Kungl, IT Director 973-773-2697 x 117

Nadia Stavko, Aquatics Director 973-773-2697 x 131

Monique Mariso, Asst Aquatics Director 973-773-2697 x 135

Mary Jo Anzaldi-Foster, Early Childhood Director 973-773-2697 x 143

Gingerbread House 973-773-2697 x 143

DATES TO REMEMBER… Summer Swim Registration - Clifton Res. Only May 19th - 6:00am Open Community May 20th - 8:30am

Summer Trip Program Reg. June 2nd - 9:00 – 12:00 & 4:30 – 7:00pm

2014 – 2015 After School Child Care June9th – 20th Program Pre-Registration

Club Vacation June 23rd – June 29th

Re-open for Pre-Registered Summer

Day Camp June 30th

Registration for Fall Swim lessons August 11th – 6:00am

Registration for After School Child Care Program August 18th

Club Vacation August 23rd– September 7th

Early Childhood & September 8th After Care Program Re-Open