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633 Salisbury St., Worcester, MA • worcesterjcc.org • 508.756.7109

Preschool - Grade 10

Camp JCC2014

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Welcome to Camp JCC!

Preschool Summer Program, Sandy Scola x 258 .................................. sscola@worcesterjcc.org

Preschool Summer Program, Robin Burwick x 225 ............................... rburwick@worcesterjcc.org

Day Camp, Teen Camp & Vacation Programs, Megan Catlin x 238 ............. mcatlin@worcesterjcc.org

Sports Camp, Bob Berman x 233 ...................................................... bberman@worcesterjcc.org

Sports Camp, John Dietel x 213 ...................................................... jdietel@worcesterjcc.org

Swim Programs & Gymnastics Camp, Kelly Sampson x 235 ................... ksampson@worcesterjcc.org

Swim Programs, Laine Parenteau x 250 ............................................. lparenteau@worcesterjcc.org

Camp Directors contact info 508-756-7109

The Worcester JCC provides a wealth of recreational, cultural, and educational activities for the Greater Worcester community in a warm and welcoming environment. Our beautiful facilities - indoor and outdoor pools, gym, playing fields, art studio, and more - create the perfect, safe setting for summer fun, regardless of the weather.

At Camp JCC there’s something for everyone from preschoolers through teens. We are open to people of all races, religions and skill levels.

Our flexible summer schedule enables you to mix and match weeks to best fit your family’s needs. Membership is not required for camp enrollment - but while your kids are here having a great time, please ask us how the Worcester JCC can be your year-round destination for health and fitness, community, connection, and culture! We welcome non-members to summer camp at the non-member prices. If you enjoy your time at the JCC and decide to join the JCC prior to August 15, we will credit the difference in rates to your membership.

What better time than summer for kids to have fun, make new friends, join in the ruach (spirit), discover new skills and create unforgettable memories? And there’s no better place for a great summer experience than the Worcester JCC!

worcesterjcc.org • 508-756-7109

Providing summer day camp experiences for over 60 years

Try new activities and develop skills Develop good judgment

Gain new and warm friendships Grow socially

Learn to work together effectively Play fairly with each other

Make worthy contributions to the community Create lasting memories

Develop strong character and self-identity Have fun!

Camp JCC helps children to:

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Important Dates Financial Assistance Application Deadline: Monday, April 14 Physician Report Forms Deadline: Friday, May 16Parent/Child Orientation (Optional): Preschool Program Wed., June 4, 6:30—7:30pm Day/Sports Camps Wed., June 18, 6:30—7:30pmFamily Fun Night: Preschool Summer Program & Day Camp Wednesday, July 16, 5:30—7:00pm

BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM WESTBORO AND SHREWSBURYRound-trip bus transportation is available at an additional fee. First come, first serve / limited space available. Campers will be met at the JCC upon arrival and escorted to their groups.

At dismissal, campers will be escorted to buses for their return home. Bus counselors ride buses to help ensure the safety of all children. Available June 23—August 15.

CAMP HOURS See individual camp description for hours.AM/PM Extended Day (additional fee) 7:30—9:00am & 4:00—5:30pm

CEll PHONES/ i-PHONES/BlACkBERRY/ETC.Campers are not allowed to have a mobile device at camp. If you need to reach your child you can contact the camp office and we will bring your child to the office.

FINANCIAl ASSISTANCE A limited number of need based scholarships are available. Interviews are required for first time applicants. Early application for scholarship is strongly encouraged. Submit camp registration with a refundable deposit of $25 per week/per child along with the financial aid application. If the deposit is a hardship registration, the registration will be put on hold until the application can be reviewed. To be considered in the first round, all paperwork and required interviews must be completed by Monday, April 14, 2014.

First round applicants will be notified by Monday, May 5, 2014 and must respond by Monday, May 19, 2014 to indicate whether or not the child will be attending or the camp space may be forfeited. Requests, after the first round, will be considered if funds are still available. Additional financial assistance requests will be processed as received until scholarship funds are depleted.

JEWISH CUlTURE Our day camps are open to people of all backgrounds and faiths. We all benefit from exposure to a variety of cultures and we embrace this value in our camps. Here at Camp JCC children of diverse faiths and cultures are exposed to Jewish and Israeli culture. We model and integrate into camp life the values that are common across many religions of being a good person, sportsmanship, “random acts of kindness,” social action and awareness.

lICENSINg Camp JCC is licensed by the Massachusetts State Department of Health. JCC meets or exceeds all of the health and safety guidelines set forth by the State of Massachusetts.

RED CROSS SWIMSwim lessons taught by American Red Cross certified instructors. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, he/she will receive a certificate of achievement based on the level enrolled.

SECURITY AND SAFETY Campers safety is of utmost importance at Camp JCC. Many of our staff members have first aid certification and CPR training specifically for children. Camp staff augments the pool supervision provided by full-time American Red Cross certified lifeguards. Staff members have criminal background checks completed by the State of Massachusetts.

STAFF • Expert instructors for art, wall climbing, swimming, and sports • Certified Red Cross lifeguards • CPR certified administrative staff • Caring, fun-loving, enthusiastic, energetic, and kid-friendly counselors • Staff have pre-camp training in group dynamics, conflict resolution, peer relationships, self-esteem, safety, and creative programming

Experienced professionals supervise and implement all Camp programs. Campers are under the direct supervision of a trained staff member at all times.

Before anD after Camp VaCatIon programs

These vacation programs provide the opportunity for the children to have

fun swimming in the inside and outside pool. They will also enjoy arts &

crafts, cooking, outdoor play & more!

• Daily and weekly rates available • AM & PM Extended day available • Bus transportation is not available

ENTERINg gRADES 1-6 IN THE FAll OF 2014

Week B: June 16—June 20 Monday—Friday 9am—3pm

ENTERINg gRADES k-6 IN THE FAll OF 2014

Week C: August 18—August 22 Monday—Friday 9am—3pm

Week D: August 25—August 26 Monday—Tuesday 9am—3pm

general InformatIon

program DatesPreschool-Gr. K: June 9—June 12Preschool-Gr. K: June 16—June 19 Before Camp: Week B: June 16—June 20 Week 1: June 23—27 Week 2: June 30—July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4)Week 3: July 7—11 Week 4: July 14—18Week 5: July 21—25Week 6: July 28—August 1Week 7: August 4—8Week 8: August 11—15After Camp: Week C: August 18—August 22After Camp: Week D: August 25—August 26

RED CROSS SWIMOur Red Cross certified instructors look forward to helping the children improve their swimming skills in a clean, safe and fun environment.

WAll ClIMBINg5 year old campers reach new heights in their climbing skills! Our trained staff provide instruc-tion and proper use of safety equipment.

WHAT’S COOkINg?Creative, full of discovery and a whole lot of fun! Imaginations are free to run wild as kids discover science, math, reading and health through hands-on cooking class.

ARTS AND CRAFTSInspire children’s imagination and self-expression with hands-on activities; painting, sculpting, drawing, collage, crafts and more.

kID FITA unique program designed specifically for young children. Kid Fit will offer the children a rotation of Happy Feet Soccer, Hooray For Hoops Basketball, Kool Kicks Kickball and more. Children practice gross motor skills while practicing balance, coordination and agility.

MUSIC AND MOvEMENTCamp songs, creative movement, improvisation and rhythm games, with our own Early Child-hood music teacher, Miss Beth.

NATUREChildren use their natural curiosity to investigate and explore the world around them through hands-on activities.

PRESCHOOl SUMMER PROgRAMChildren ages 2 - 5

Preschool summer program is an amazing summer experience designed for young children. As part of the JCC’s Early Childhood Department, it provides an exciting and developmentally appropriate program for each age group. Our “homebase” is the JCC’s beautiful air–conditioned Early Childhood Center with fully equipped preschool classrooms.

Look What Our Preschool Summer Program Has To Offer!Our caring professional staff is dedicated to creating an environment where your child will explore and share many adventures including Red Cross swim, music, sports, arts, cookouts, Israeli culture and nature. Preschool staff is composed of licensed preschool teachers and experienced counselors who warmly welcome your child every day.

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Sandy Scola, Director of the JCC Early Child-hood Program began her 27 year career at the JCC as a classroom teacher. She worked her way through the ranks, teaching for 12 years, serving as Assistant Director and then as Director since 2007. Sandy has been Director of the Preschool Summer Program for 18 years.

Robin Burwick is Assistant Director of the JCC Early Childhood Program. Beginning her 20 year career at the JCC when her daughter was in the preschool, Robin spent many years teaching four-year-olds, and the last seven teaching in the Pre-K classroom. Former Director of the JCC’s School Age Camp, Robin is also Director of the Preschool Summer Program.

Your child’s day may include:

A TYPICAl DAY: 7:30–9:00 Optional Early Morning (Additional fee) 9:00 Arrival 9:15–9:25 Morning Rally/ All camp Activity 9:30–10:00 Activity* 10:00–10:15 Snack 10:15–11:15 Activity* 11:35–12:05 Instructional Swim 12:25–1:00 Lunch 1:00–1:30 Activity* 1:30 ½ day campers Dismissal 1:30–2:00 4’s Rest / 5’s Activity* 2:00–2:30 4’s Rest / 5’s Free Swim 2:45–3:00 Snack 3:00–4:00 Activity* 4:00 Pick Up 4:00–5:30 Optional Extended Day Program (Additional fee)

EXTENDED DAY MODUlES AvAIlABlEMon. - Fri. 7:30 am—9:00 am MEMBER - $10/per day

NONMEMBER - $12/per day

Mon. - Fri. 4:00 pm—5:30 pm MEMBER - $10/per day NONMEMBER - $12/per day

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WEEK A June 9—13

WEEK 2 June 30—July 3*

WEEK 3 July 7—11

WEEK 8 August 11—15

WEEK 5 July 21—25

WEEK 6 July 28—August 1

WEEK 7 August 4—8

WEEK 4 July 14—18

WEEK B June 16—June 20

WEEK 1 June 23—June 27

Arts & Crafts Climbing Wall (5’s only)Kid Fit Israeli Culture

Music & Movement NatureRed Cross Swim LessonsWhat’s Cooking?

*Activities

*No program Friday, July 4

TINY CAMPERS.........Age two by June 1, 2014

June 10—August 14 • Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00 am—11:30am

An exciting two-day program for our littlest children. Games, songs, sprinkler fun and outdoor activities.

Junior Campers / senior Campers - 4 & 5 YEAR-OlDS

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Monday - Fri., 9 am—4 pm $215 $260

Mon. - Fri., 9 am—4 pm - Wk. 2* $174 $208

Monday - Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm $177 $218

Mon. - Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm Wk. 2* $143 $175

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—4 pm $143 $175

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—4 pm - Wk. 2* $95 $117

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm $123 $153

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm- Wk. 2* $82 $102

Tues./Thurs. 9 am—4 pm $97 $120

Tues./Thurs. 9 am—1:30 pm $91 $114

Tiny Campers - 2 YEAR-OlDSTUESDAY & THURSDAY - 9:00 am - 11:30 am

MEMBER $51.00 NON-MEMBER $62.00

Beginner Campers - 3 YEAR-OlDSMONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

MEMBER $120.00 NON-MEMBER $150.00

Week #2 MEMBER $80.00 Week #2 NON-MEMBER $100.00

BEgINNER CAMPERS...Age three by DeCember 31, 2014

JUNIOR CAMPERS.........Age four by DeCember 31, 2014

SENIOR CAMPERS.........Age five by DeCember 31, 2014

June 9—August 15

DAY CAMP Day Camp immerses children entering grades 1 - 6 in a wide variety of exciting, memorable, and enriching camp experiences. Our curriculum focuses on activities that enable children to grow, build relationships, and develop self-esteem throughout the season. Sports, swimming, climbing tower, Jewish culture and much more offer a variety of enriching experiences for our campers.

WEEK 1 June 23—27

Off-site Archery

On-siteCandles & SoapNothing but NetWall ClimbingCake Wars

WEEK 2 June 30—July 3*

On-siteField Day GamesWall ClimbingMosaic Madness

*no camp July 4

WEEK 3 July 7—11

Off-siteTennisSailing

On-siteClowning AroundLego RoboticsIt Creeps, It Crawls & It’s SlimyWall ClimbingWhat’s Cookin’Travel Week

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THE lOWER UNIT - FOR gRADES 1 & 2entering grADeS 1 or 2 in the fALL of 2014

• 2 swims daily, instructional swim taught by American Red Cross certified instructors and free swim. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, they will receive a Red Cross certificate of achievement at the appropriate achievement level.

• Traditional camp activities• Twice weekly choice periods • Weekly cookout • Coed groups

THE UPPER UNIT - FOR gRADES 3 - 6entering grADeS 3 - 6 in the fALL of 2014

• Campers register for a single ElECTIvE which runs 5 mornings each week. The Lego elective requires a 2-week commitment.

• Instructional swim taught by American Red Cross certified instructors for all campers. An alternate activity will be offered for upper unit campers not choosing swim lessons. Red Cross certificates of achievement will be distributed at the appropriate achievement level.

• All Campers participate in free swim • Weekly cookout• Traditional camp activities

June 23—August 15* (No camp Friday, July 4) • Monday to Friday, 9am—4pm • Off-site electives are 10am—12pm*AM & PM Extended day modules and bus transportation available • $215M / $260NM, Week 2* $175M / $210NM

All THAT JAZZ! Our instructor will guide your camper in some awesome dance and Jazz moves. Great music, lots of groovin’ & shakin’! Come learn something new… and dance along! Week 5, 7 +$45 fee

ARCHERY AT FIN & FEATHER ARCHERY Learn basic archery skills from experts. They will emphasize safety first and the funda-

mentals of archery. Stance, proper bow grip, drawing an arrow, anchor-ing a sight and release with follow through will be the focus on your way to gaining a working knowledge of archery. Weeks 1, 5 +$125 fee

ART CAMP AT THE WORCESTER ART MUSEUM This program was designed just for us! Campers will discover how an artist works and

what materials they use. Then they develop their own style in pen and ink, water-color, pencil, printmaking and more. No experience needed! Week 7 +$120 fee

BEADINg BONANZA Have fun and learn the basic principles of beading. Using wire, beads and various materials you will create bracelets, earrings, necklaces, key rings and more. Come join in the fun! Week 4 +$45 Fee

CAkE WARS Calling all future bakers! Measure, mix, bake, taste and take! Campers will be divided into teams as they face off in this fun cake baking and decorating competition! Week 1, 8

CANDlES & SOAP Pick your scents, colors and design your very own candles and soap! Learn different techniques in making candles and types of soap. Week 1, 6 +$45 fee

ClOWNINg AROUND Let’s clown around with Flippo the Clown! Your camper will learn the fundamentals of clown antics. Learn to make balloon animals, do a bit of magic and become the juggling champ. Show off your talents in a show at the end of the week! Week 3, 8 +$65 fee

FIElD DAY gAMES The JCC is transformed into a field of competition with this team on team elective! Campers are divided into teams to complete obstacle courses, tug of war, and critical thinking group games. Bring your A-game and good sportsmanship to this fun elective! Week 2, 6

gOlF AT CYPRIAN kEYES PGA golf pros will make you a pro. Each golfer will learn the following: proper grip, stance, swing mechanics, short games, long games, chipping, putting. The group will take what they have learned out onto Cyprian Keyes’ par 3 golf course. Collared shirt required. Week 4 +$130 fee

Off-site!

WEEK 5 July 21—25

Off-site ArcheryTennis

On-siteAll That JazzLego RoboticsNothing but NetWall ClimbingMad Science

Off-site!

WEEK 4 July 14—18

Off-siteGolfHorse Back Riding

On-siteYogaLego Robotics Beading BonanzaWide World of SportsWall ClimbingPaper MacheClub Get Away

Off-site!

Megan Catlin, Camp Director has been at the JCC for 3 years as the After School Director and last year as Camp Co-Director. Megan was the Director of a community summer program for over 10 years. She brings her programming experience and love of working with children to the JCC’s camp program.

Monday—Friday AM Extended Day 7:30am—9:00am: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

Upper UnIt eleCtIVes enterIng graDes 3 - 6 In tHe fall of 2014

WEEK 8 August 11—15

Off-siteHiking & Nature CampSailing

On-siteClowning AroundLego RoboticsWall ClimbingPaper MacheNothing but NetCake WarsTravel Week

WEEK 6 July 28—August 1

Off-site Hiking & Nature Camp

On-siteCandles & SoapField Day GamesLego RoboticsWall ClimbingMosaic Madness

WEEK 7 August 4—8

Off-siteArt Camp Horseback Riding

On-siteAll That JazzLego RoboticsIt Creeps, It Crawls & It’s SlimyWall ClimbingField Day Games

HIkINg AND NATURE CAMP 5 days of exploring the great outdoors. Rain or shine campers will learn how to read a compass,

identify plant and animal tracks. Campers will go off-site every day and walk some local trails, parts of the Rail Trail and take a final Friday hike to the top of Mt. Wachusett! All abilities welcome. Each participant will receive a compass and tracking packet. Week 6, 8 +$100 fee (10am—2pm)

HORSEBACk RIDINg Children will ride their way through the summer! A hands-on introduction to horseback riding and horse-

manship with professional instruction. Build character and confidence through a special relationship with horses. Week 4, 7 +$135 fee

IT CREEPS, IT CRAWlS & IT’S SlIMY Get your hands dirty this week exploring the critters around the JCC! Make ooey gooey slime, go on a frog hunt, and maybe even find a salamander hiding out under a rock. Every day will be something new in this elective! Week 3 & 7

lEgO ROBOTICS Join our Lego expert and be a part of our JCC team. Using the specialized technology developed by Lego and used in thousands of school throughout the US, children will learn to use Lego Programming language to create Lego cars that drive themselves and cranes that lift objects. Let your imagination soar! All abilities welcome! Weeks 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, Limit 12 +$125 fee

MAD SCIENCE Campers will learn, explore and create experiments of all different kinds. If you want to have fun, get a little messy and learn a thing or two…this elective is for you! Week 5

MOSAIC MADNESS Learn to use traditional mosaic techniques as you create unique works of art! Tile and grout your own mosaic masterpiece! Let your imagination run wild as you use glass, tiles and even broken dishes in your creations. Week 2, 6

NOTHINg BUT NET Campers will learn the basic fundamentals of “net games”. Master the skills for games such as: tennis, soccer, volleyball, badminton, and more! Week 1, 5, 8

PAPER MACHE If you like to work hands-on with crafts and have something to show for it, this elective is for you! Campers will use their creativity to cut, dip mold, and paint different projects throughout the week. Week 4, 8

SAIlINg AT lAkE qUINSIgAMOND All you “landlubbers”, come sail away with us at the JCC. We will learn how to sail at Lake Quinsigamond with certified staff that will teach students everything from water safety to tying knots. You’ll learn everything you need to know to be “shipshape”. Week 3, 8 +$120 fee

TENNIS AT PAXTON SPORTS CENTER Learn the many skills and techniques of tennis. Beginners are welcome as well as advanced players. We will travel to the Paxton Sports Center where you will learn tennis from the pros. Week 3, 5 +$120 fee

WAll ClIMBINg Climb the 25 foot, outdoor climbing tower. Children will participate in basic upper body strength training to help them reach new heights in their climbing skills. Trained staff provides instruction on the proper use of safety equipment. All weeks

WHAT’S COOkIN’ Calling all cooks! We will explore and make different ethnic foods. Campers will make yummy snacks and even some delicious treats in this Oh So Good…elective! Week 3

WIDE WORlD OF SPORTS Campers will learn and play many different sports and games from around the world. Italy, China, Ireland and beyond… Join the fun! Week 4

YOgA This elective will promote inner strength, confidence and self-esteem, through breathing and meditation techniques taught by our certified yoga instructor. This elective is a fun and creative approach to Yoga for all children. Week 4 +$45 Fee

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UPPER UNIT ElECTIvES, continued

Monday—Friday PM Extended Day 4:00pm—5:30pm: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

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John Dietel, Assistant Physical Education and Fitness Director has 13 years of coaching experience in youth and high school sports. John is currently Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach at Burncoat High School. In addition to supervising the Fitness Center and Recreation leagues at the JCC, John is a Stronger Team Certified basketball performance professional and conducts athletic performance clinics for athletes of all ages.

Bob Berman, Health & Physical Education Director brings over 30 years of administrative experience coaching youth sports and directing camps. Bob was recently inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame as an administrator for his contributions to youth basketball throughout New England.

sports CAMps

FITNESSThis one hour fitness elective will be offered each day for all sports campers grades 3 - 8. Activities include aerobic classes, circuit training, boxing fitness, spinning, small group training and athletic performance training. K - 2 will take part in daily age appropriate kids fit activities. Week 1, 2, C

All-SPORTS CAMP gRADES 1 - 9 $205M / $235NM

Week 1 - June 23—June 27 Week 2 - June 30—July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4) $165M / $190NM Week 5 - July 21—July 25 Week 6 - July 28—August 1 Week C - August 18—August 22

Campers will receive instruction in a variety of sports. Skill sessions, contests and scrimmage games will help campers improve their level of play in a fun and exciting atmosphere. Baseball, basketball, soccer, gaga, Jr. Olympic skills competition, NHL street hockey, track and field, lacrosse, team handball, tennis, NFL flag football, dodgeball, Mass Wiff whiffle ball tournaments, capture the flag are just some of the sports to choose from during our All-Sports Camp sessions. Daily swim option plus elective periods provide campers with a fun-filled experience. The All-Sports Camp instructors will be members of the JCC Health & Fitness Department and other qualified staff.

all-sports Camp eleCtIVes graDes 3 - 8

Campers will challenge their fine and gross motor coordination as they improve confidence and self-esteem while they are participating in fun activities, such as spinning plates, balancing, juggling, walking on stilts, unicycle, and much more. The program culminates with campers participating in a circus style show. Gary has performed extensively with Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. He is well known throughout New England for his programs given each year at many elemen-tary schools, including Flagg Street School. This program will be a great compliment to a wide range of other great sports and activities throughout the week! Week 6

lACROSSERising Stars will come to our camp and provide special instructional clinics throughout the week to help campers learn basic fundamentals of this fast growing sport. Week 5

CIRCUS PERFORMINg “gARY THE SIlENT ClOWN”

Sports Camps provide expert sports instruction in a supportive atmosphere of fun and camaraderie. Our primary emphasis is on skill and technique paired with an appreciation of teamwork and strategy. Our co-ed camps are a safe and productive place where kids learn to improve their skills and have a great time. Campers make use of the JCC’s athletic facilities: newly renovated gymnasium, outdoor ball fields, basketball and tennis courts, 25 yard indoor and outdoor pools, and gymnastics studio. Sports Camp includes Thursday lunch cookouts for all participants.

Monday—Friday AM Extended Day 7:30am—9:00am: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

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BASkETBAll CAMPgRADES 1 & 2 and gRADES 3 - 9 $205M / $235NM Week 3 - July 7—11 • Week 7 - August 4—8 9am —4pm Early Release Option for Grades 1 & 2 (9am—1pm) $150M / $170NM

Expert staff composed of top high school and college coaches, help campers better understand the game of basketball and develop basketball fundamentals, understand the concepts of teamwork and good sports-manship in a fun and safe environment.

grades k – 4 will participate in daily drill sessions helping campers build fundamental skills that are the foundation of youth basketball develop-ment. Campers will also participate in fun skills competitions and games throughout the day.

grades 5 – 9 will help young players understand the game of basketball through fundamental skill work, advanced skill work, individualized instruction and coaching. Players will participate in a week long tourna-ment leading to a championship game helping them learn the concepts of teamwork and team play as they approach their next level of basketball.

Stronger Team Training will provide campers innovative, yet purposeful basketball-specific strength & conditioning information and concepts to help players of all ages & levels improve their athleticism, reduce the occurrence of injury, and maximize their potential on the court.

Highlights• NBA/WNBA Fit and Skills Challenges • Daily Scrimmages• Offensive and Defensive Fundamentals • Contests• Instructional Videos • Swim Option• Camp T-shirt • Complimentary Basketball• Special Guest Speaker: • Thursday Camp Cookout Brian Meehan, Brandeis University Head Basketball Coach

SOCCER CAMPgRADES 1 & 2 and gRADES 3 - 8 $205M / $235NM Week 8 - August 11—August 15 •9am—4pm Early Release Option for Grades 1 & 2 (9am—1pm) $150M / $170NM

Director ADAM STROGOFF... Adam Strogoff is the former head coach of the Worcester Academy Girls Varsity Soccer team and led the team to three New England Championships in his eight years with the program, compiling an overall record of 102-14-23 in the process. Under his guid-ance, the team won the NEPSAC Class A title in 2011, its first year of Class A play, and NEPSAC Class B championships in 2008 and 2009. The team was a New England finalist in 2010, semifinalist in 2005 and 2007, and quarterfinalist in 2006 and 2012. In 2008 Adam was named the NSCAA Massachusetts Private School Coach of the Year. He brings years of soccer camp experience having worked at numerous soccer camps throughout New England.

Special Guest....MASSOOD ABOLFAZLI ... 20-year coaching veteran who trained 20 All-American Players as head soccer coach at Clark University. As a player Massood was a 4-time All-New England Selection and All-American Selection and a Clark University Sports Hall of Fame member.

STAFF ... Top high school and college coaches assisted by college players.

Highlights• Fundamental Drill Stations • Specialized Goalkeeper Training• Guest Speakers • Skill Contests • Swim Option • Agility and Speed Training • Scrimmage Games • Videos• Soccer Ball • Camp T-shirt • Achievement Awards • Thursday Camp Cookout

gYMNASTICS CAMPgRADES 1 - 4 $210M / $245NM • 9am —4pmWeek 1 - June 23—27Week 4 - July 14—18Week 8 - August 11—15

This program provides interactive recreational gymnastics delivered in a fun, creative and safe environment. Incorporates tumbling, balance beam, spring board, dance and more. Perfect for the first time gymnast. Quality instructors safely challenge the limits of individual abilities.

• Strength and Flexibility Skills • Tumbling and Dance • Swim Option • Camp T-shirt • Thursday Camp Cookout

WEEK 1 June 23—June 27 All Sports w/FitnessGymnastics

WEEK 2 June 30—July 3* All Sports w/Fitness

WEEK C August 18—22All Sports w/Fitness

WEEK 3 July 7—11Basketball

Week 4 July 14—18BaseballGymnastics

WEEK 5 July 21—25 All Sports w/LacrosseTriathlon

WEEK 6 July 28—August 1 All Sports w/Gary the Clown

WEEK 7 August 4—8Basketball

WEEK 8 August 11—15SoccerGymnastics

Monday—Friday PM Extended Day 4:00pm—5:30pm: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

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The TAF Junior Triathlon Camp is designed to introduce kids from grades 3 - 10 to the exciting sport of triathlon. Focus will be on skill development and fun. Instruction will include swim stroke improvement, bike handling and safety, run skills, warm up routines and nutrition. Recreational fun and games will be offered too. TAF Junior Triathlon Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is the promotion of a healthy lifestyle that young triathletes can develop for a lifetime.

SARA LEVEY Head Coach - Sara has seven years of triathlon experience including racing in 3 junior/youth national championships. Recently she coached at the USA Triathlon Northeast Development Camp.

MATT VALYO Asst. Coach, Program Director - Matt is the Regional Athlete Development Coordinator for USA Triathlon Northeast and the Team Director of the TAF Racing Junior Elite Race Team. Matt is one of 5 coaches that run USA Triathlon’s Junior Skills and Elite Select Camps as well as the Northeast Collegiate High Performance Camp.

TAF JUNIOR TRIATHlON CAMPweek 5 - JuLy 21—259am—4pm* • $205M / $235NM

gRADES 3 - 6 and gRADES 7 - 10

Prerequisites below are required prior to signing your child up!

SWIM: Your child must have passed Red Cross swim level 4 AND:

7 - 10 year olds: Swim front crawl 100 yards (2 laps)11+: Swim front crawl 150 yards (3 laps)The program is meant to work on stroke mechanics and swim endurance and is NOT intended in any way to replace the instruction of a certified Water Safety Instructor.BIKE - Your child may use a bike that is in good working condition. Parents are required to have the bike checked out at a local bike shop which must provide a note indicating the bike is safe to ride. NO HELMET, NO BIKE RIDE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Please drop off campers and bikes at the JCC on Monday, July 21. Bikes will be stored for the week.RUN - Your child’s sneakers should be in good condition. There is no need to go out and buy a pair of running shoes.

Program Coordinator RICH GEDMAN: Hitting Coach of the Boston Red Sox Double A Minor League affiliate Portland Seadogs and former Can-Am Manager of the Year with the Worces-ter Tornadoes. Rich brings 12 years of Major League experience to the JCC. He played with the Boston Red Sox, Houston Astros, and St. Louis Cardinals and participated in two American League Championship Series and the 1986 World Series. He was the 1981 Sporting News Rookie of the Year and

a two-time American League All-Star Catcher.

Special Guest Appearance MIKE ALBERTS: Scout for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Special Guest Appearance DAVE SMITH: Former Camp Clinic Coordina-tor and 3rd Base Coach for the Worcester Tornadoes. He was a senior instructor for the Chris Corkum Baseball, Inc., Programs of Connecticut and Western MA and former Varsity Baseball Coach at Murdock High. He played semi-professional baseball in the Boston Park League, Western MA Tri County League and the Central New England Baseball Association.

STAFF...Top high school and college coaches.

RICH gEDMAN BASEBAll CAMPweek 4 - JuLy 14—18gRADES 1 - 7 9am—4pm • $225M / $245NM • Early Release Option for Grades 1 & 2 (9am—1pm*) $150M / $170NM

Highlights• Fundamental Drill Stations • Professional Guest Instructors

• Indoor/Outdoor Facilities • Instrasquad Games and Fun Contests

• Camp T-shirt • Homerun Derby Elective

• Swim Option • Camp Cookout, Thursday, July 17

• Rainy Day Option! In the event of rain grades 3-7 will alternate

going to the Strike Zone; Worcester’s top indoor baseball training facility.

Worcester Bravehearts

tuesday, July 15, 11am

Camp Field Trip for All Campers!fitton field futures League, worcester

Game tickets and transportation to the game will be provided by the JCC.

vs.Nashua Knights

*Monday—Friday AM Extended Day 7:30am—9:00am: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

*Early release campers may stay until 4pm for this field trip.

Swim lessons taught by American Red Cross certified instructors. If a child participates in 3 weeks of swim lessons, he/she will receive a Red Cross certificate of achievement based on enrolled level. Physical forms not required.

SUMMER SWIM LESSONS WILL:• Prepare your children for a summer of fun and a lifetime of

safety in all aquatic environments• Preschool programs focus on water exploration and comfort,

with an emphasis on water safety• K-6 programs use the American Red Cross progressive swim program

LEVEL 1 - Introduction to Water Skills: This class is designed for children who have no swimming skills. Children must be able to follow directions and hold on to the wall by themselves.

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LEVEL 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills: Participants must have passed Level 1. This class is designed to give students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float by themselves and recover in a vertical position. They begin to move in both alternating and simultaneous arm and leg motions on the front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

LEVEL 3 - Stroke Development: Participants must have passed Level 2. This level builds on coordination of the front crawl and backstroke and introduction to elements of the breaststroke and fundamentals of treading water. Basics of water entries will be introduced.

LEVEL 4 - Stroke Improvement: Participants must have passed Level 3. Increase the development of the front and back crawl

with increased distance and coordination. Build on the butterfly stroke and refine skills of the elementary

backstroke and breaststroke. Basics of turning on the wall will be introduced.

Kelly Sampson and the aquatics staff look forward to helping your child improve their swimming skills in a clean, safe, and fun environment. We provide qualified instructors and offer small class sizes to give your swimmer the best possible chance to improve. Physical forms not required.

SWIM lESSONSPRESCHOOl (AgES 3-5) and gRADES k - 6 $40M / $60NM Preschool (ages 3 - 5) - Level 1 & 2 3:30—4:00pm

Grades K - 6 - Level 1 & 2 4:00—4:30pm

Grades K - 6 - Level 3 & 4 4:00—4:30pm

Monday through ThursdayWeek A June 9—June 12Week B June 16—June 19Week 1 June 23—June 26Week 3 July 7—July 10Week 4 July 14—July 17Week 5 July 21—July 24Week 6 July 28—July 31

Kelly Sampson, Aquatics Director, has spent 27 years teaching and running a variety of programs at the JCC. She holds a degree in Sport Management from UMass Amherst Kelly is an American Red Cross WSI Instructor Trainer, WSI Instructor, Lifeguard, Water Fitness Instructor and Gymnastics Program Coordinator/Instructor.

Laine Parenteau, Assistant Aquatics Director, is in her third summer at the JCC. Laine comes from a family of swim instructors and has over 10 years of experience teaching swimming. She looks forward to the lessons this summer!

Monday—Friday PM Extended Day 4:00pm—5:30pm: $35/per week/M, $45/per week/NM

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ClUB gETAWAY, kENT, CT TWO OvERNIgHTSMonday—Wednesday at Club Getaway, Thursday—Friday at the JCCweek 4 - July 14—July 18 $400M / $440NM*Experience a unique blend of sports, adventure and fun. Club Getaway staff supervise and run all activities, water sports and entertainment. JCC staff will assist with activities. Campers will sleep in cabins overlooking the lake and mountains. Cabins have air-conditioning, heating and private baths. Breakfast and dinner are served family-style, and lunches are bountiful buffets.

Sample schedule for the week:Monday 9:00am - Depart from the JCC for Club GetawayTuesday A full day at Club GetawayWednesday 2:00pm Depart Club Getaway, arrive at the JCC at 4:30pmThursday 9:00am—4:00pm - Day trip around the Boston areaFriday Mitzvah day at the JCC*Fee includes program, meals and transportation

gRADES 7 - 10

EXPlORE NEW ENglAND DAY TRIPS $310M / $350NM

Monday—Thursday - 4 DAYS9:00 am—4:00pm (some trips may return later than 4pm)

week 3 - July 7—July 10 •Six Flags • Kimball Farms • Whale Watch • Hampton Beach

week 8 - Aug. 11—Aug. 15 •Six Flags • Codzilla • Water Country • Fenway Park Tour

In the event of inclement weather, alternate trips to indoor recreation-al destinations will be provided. Westboro/Shrewsbury bus transportation will NOT be available for this program due to earlier departure times and later return times.

TRAvEl CAMP

Weeks 1 - 8: June 23—August 15 (No program Friday, July 4)

LIT is designed especially for campers entering 7th and 8th grades. The program combines many activities of Day Camp and segments of the CIT Program. Campers will participate in community service projects and have opportunities to develop their leadership skills. The LIT program is designed to train young men and women to become productive CIT’s.

In order to become a member of the CIT Program, campers must successfully complete the LIT Program.

• Daily free swim • Community Service • Sports • Cookouts • Use of Climbing Tower • Arts & Crafts • Involvement in planning camp-wide activities• Weekly day trips which may include mini-golf, hiking, boating, roller-skating and adventure outings

Weeks 1 & 2 - June 23—July 3 (No program Friday, July 4)

Weeks 3 & 4 - July 7—July 18 Weeks 5 & 6 - July 22—August 1 Weeks 7 & 8 - August 4—August 15The program is for teens entering grades 9 and 10 designed to teach skills in working with children, peer relations, child development, and leadership.

CIT Program prepares teens to:• be future camp counselors• work with a supervisor to hone their skills working in assigned groups• have weekly meetings on child development, behavior management,

communication / leadership skills, and activity planning / evaluation • accompany camp groups to electives and help with on-site camp activities• participate in one trip per weekIf interested in applying for a position contact Megan Catlin, mcatlin@worcesterjcc.org. An interview is required for entry into the program. While participating in the CIT program is looked upon favorably, it does not guarantee a counselor position in the future.

TEEN INTERNSHIP HIgH SCHOOl JUNIORS & SENIORS Monday—Friday, 9:00 am—4:00pm No Fee. Limited space available. Volunteer community service internship. In this unique summer internship program, you will learn about being a role model to campers, acquire tools for working with children and peers and develop leadership skills. Application and interview are required to be considered for participation in our Camp JCC Teen Internship. Contact Meg Catlin, mcatlin@worcesterjcc.org.

lITlEADERS IN TRAININg - gRADES 7 & 8One Week Sessions Monday - Friday, 9am—4pm $215M / $260NM • Week 2 - $175M / $210NM

CITCOUNSElOR IN TRAININg - gRADES 9 & 10Two Week Sessions Monday—Friday, 9am—4pm$250M / $290NM • Week 2 - $225M / $260NM

Fee includes:• Round trip motor coach • Meals• Attraction entrance fees • Day at the beach• Late night pool party • Late night basketball games• Accommodations at the Margate JCC (bring your sleeping bag!)

and more!

Monday—Thursday week 7 - Aug 4—7 $500/M / $540/NMQuestions? Contact Talia Mugg, Teen Director, tmugg@worcesterjcc.orgTravel by coach bus with JCC staff to the South Jersey Shore for an exciting week of excursions! Using the Margate, NJ JCC as our home base we will visit the Ocean City attractions and Historic Cape May, and Wildwood’s famous boardwalk and beach. Teens will make new friends and share new experiences!

TEEN TRAvEl PROgRAM THE SOUTH JERSEY SHORE - Grades 7 - 10

$310M / $350NM

Sample schedule for the week: Monday 7am depart for the Margate NJ JCC Tuesday Full day at Ocean City’s attractions Wednesday Full day at Historic Cape May & Wildwood’s Famous Boardwalk and Beach Thursday 8am depart for Worcester JCC, arrive 3pm

CAMP JCC WEEkS & FEESPAYMENT OF FEES AND DEPOSITS / REFUND POlICY

A non-refundable deposit of $75 per week/per child of camp is required and must accompany each camp application. No refunds or pro-rated adjustments for missed days, including illness, family situations and vacations. Forfeited deposits/fees may not be applied to other weeks/programs/fees.

Payment for all camp fees are due in full by Friday, May 16, 2014. After May 16, payment in full is due at the time of registration. Children will not be permitted to attend camp if fees are not paid in full. No refunds of any fees after Friday, May 16, 2014.

All changes, including changing weeks enrolled, after Friday, May 16, 2014, will incur a $25 change fee per child.

To receive member rates, your account must be current (no past due amounts) and your membership must be in effect through Friday, August 29, 2014. Additional non-member fees will be charged If your membership is not in effect during the camp dates your child attends.

We welcome non-members to summer camp at the non-member prices. If you enjoy your time at the JCC and decide to join our family prior to August 15, we will apply the difference in rates to your membership.

Preschool WEEkS PRESCHOOl Tiny Campers - 2 YEAR-OlDS

TUESDAY & THURSDAY - 9:00 am - 11:30 amWeek A - June 9—13

Week B - June 16—20 MEMBER $51.00 NON-MEMBER $62.00

Week 1 - June 23—27 PRESCHOOl Beginner Campers - 3 YEAR-OlDS

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY - 9:00 am - 1:00 pmWeek 2 - June 30—July 3 (no camp Friday, July 4)*

Week 3 - July 7—11 MEMBER $120.00 NON-MEMBER $150.00

Week 4 - July 14—18

Week #2 MEMBER $80.00 Week #2 NON-MEMBER $100.00

Week 5 - July 21—25PRESCHOOl Junior Campers / senior Campers 4 & 5 YEAR-OlDS

Week 6 - July 28—August 1 MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Week 7 - August 4—8 Monday - Fri., 9 am—4 pm $215 $260

Week 8 - August 11—15 Mon. - Fri., 9 am—4 pm - Wk. 2* $174 $208

Monday - Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm $177 $218

Mon. - Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm Wk. 2* $143 $175

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—4 pm $143 $175

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—4 pm - Wk. 2* $95 $117

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm $123 $153

Mon./Wed./Fri., 9 am—1:30 pm- Wk. 2* $82 $102

Tues./Thurs. 9 am—4 pm $97 $120

Tues./Thurs. 9 am—1:30 pm $91 $114

BEFORE CAMP vACATION PROgRAM WEEk B - Entering gRADES 1 - 6 - 9:00 am - 3:00 pmWeek B - June 16—20 WEEKLY: MEMBER $205

DAILY: MEMBER $41

WEEKLY: NON-MEMBER $255

DAILY: NON-MEMBER $51

AFTER CAMP vACATION PROgRAM WEEk C - Entering gRADES k - 6 - 9:00 am - 3:00 pmWeek C - August 18—22 WEEKLY: MEMBER $205

DAILY: MEMBER $41

WEEKLY: NON-MEMBER $255

DAILY: NON-MEMBER $51

AFTER CAMP vACATION PROgRAM WEEk D - Entering gRADES k - 6 - 9:00 am - 3:00 pmWeek D - August 25—26 DAILY: MEMBER $41 DAILY: NON-MEMBER $51

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lIT (lEADERS IN TRAININg) - Entering gRADES 7 & 8

MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Week 1 - June 23—27 $215 $260

Week 2 - June 30—July 3 (no camp Friday, July 4)*

$175* $210*

Week 3 - July 7—11 $215 $260

Week 4 - July 14—18 $215 $260

Week 5 - July 21—25 $215 $260

Week 6 - July 28—August 1 $215 $260

Week 7 - August 4—8 $215 $260

Week 8 - August 11—15 $215 $260

DAY CAMP WEEkS DAY CAMP - lOWER UNITEntering gRADES 1 & 2 - 9:00 am - 4:00 pmWeek 1 - June 23—27

Week 2 - June 30—July 3 (no camp Friday, July 4)* MEMBER $215

Week 2* $175NON-MEMBER $260 Week 2* $210

Week 3 - July 7—11

Week 4 - July 14—18

Week 5 - July 21—25 DAY CAMP - UPPER UNITEntering gRADES 3 - 6 - 9:00 am - 4:00 pmWeek 6 - July 28—August 1

Week 7 - August 4—8 MEMBER $215 Week 2* $175

NON-MEMBER $260 Week 2* $210 Week 8 - August 11—15

ElECTIvES / ADDITIONAl FEE - DAY CAMP - UPPER UNITWeek 1 - June 23—27 ARCHERY - $125/per week

CANDLES AND SOAP - $45/per week

Week 3 - July 7—11 SAILING - $120/per weekTENNIS - $120/per weekLEGO® ROBOTICS - $125/per 2 weeks - Weeks 3 & 4CLOWNING AROUND- $65/per week

Week 4 - July 14—18 BEADING BONANZA - $45/per weekGOLF - $130/per weekHORSEBACK RIDING - $135/per weekYOGA - $45/per week

Week 5 - July 21—25 ARCHERY - $125/per weekTENNIS - $120/per weekALL THAT JAZZ - $45/per weekLEGO® ROBOTICS - $125/per 2 weeks - Weeks 5 & 6

Week 6 - July 28—August 1 CANDLES AND SOAP - $45/per week HIKING & NATURE CAMP - $100/per week

Week 7 - August 4—8 LEGO® ROBOTICS - $125/per 2 weeks - Weeks 7 & 8ALL THAT JAZZ - $45/per weekHORSEBACK RIDING - $135/per weekART CAMP @ WAM - $120/per week

Week 8 - August 11—15 HIKING & NATURE CAMP - $100/per weekSAILING - $120/per weekCLOWNING AROUND- $65/per week

CIT (COUNSElOR IN TRAININg) - Entering HIgH SCHOOl - FRESHMEN & SOPHOMORESMEMBER NON-MEMBER

Week 1 & 2 - June 23—July 3 (no camp Friday, July 4)* $225* $260*

Week 3 & 4 - July 7—18 $250 $290

Week 5 & 6 - July 21—August 1 $250 $290

Week 7 & 8 - August 4—15 $250 $29014

TEEN INTERNSHIP - Entering HIgH SCHOOl - JUNIORS & SENIORS

Week 1 - Week 8(no camp Friday, July 4)*

vOlUNTEER COMMUNITY SERvICE INTERNSHIP MEMBER No Fee NON-MEMBER No Fee

TRAvEl CAMP - Entering gRADES 7 - 10MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Week 3 - July 7—July 11 $310 $350

Week 4 - July 14—July 18 $400 $440

Week 8 - August 8—August 15 $310 $350

EXTENDED DAY MODUlES - All CAMPSMonday - Friday / 7:30 am - 9:00 am MEMBER - $35/per week NONMEMBER - $45/per week

Monday - Friday / 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm MEMBER - $35/per week NONMEMBER - $45/per week

BUS TRANSPORTATION - All CAMPS EXClUDINg PRESCHOOl From the Westboro/Shrewsbury service area

$70/Week Round Trip • $35/Week One Way Full weeks only, no daily options

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TEEN TRAvEl PROgRAM Entering gRADES 7 - 10MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Week 7 - August 4—8 $500 $540

SPORTS CAMP Entering gRADES 1 - 9MEMBER NON-MEMBER

ALL-SPORTS CAMPWeek 1 - June 23—June 27Week 2 - June 30—July 3 (no camp Friday, July 4)*

Week 5 - July 21—July 25Week 6 - July 28—August 1Week C - August 18—August 22

$205/per week

Week 2 - $165/per week*

$235/per week

Week 2 - $190/per week*

GYMNASTICS CAMPWeek 1 - June 23—27Week 4 - July 14—18Week 8 - August 11—15

Grades 1 - 4 - $210/per week Grades 1 - 4 - $245/per week

BASKETBALL CAMPWeek 3 - July 7—11Week 7 - August 4—8

Grades 1 - 9 - $205/per weekGrades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $150/week

Grades 1 - 9 - $235/per weekGrades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $170/week

RICH GEDMAN BASEBALL CAMPWeek 4 - July 14—July 18

Grades 1 - 7 - $225Grades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $150/week

Grades 1 - 7 - $245Grades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $170/week

TAF JUNIOR TRIATHLON CAMPWeek 5 - July 21—25

Grades 3 - 12 - $205/per week Grades 3 - 12 - $235/per week

SOCCER CAMPWeek 8 - August 11—15

Grades 1 - 8 - $205Grades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $150/week

Grades 1 - 8 - $235Grades 1 & 2 Early Release Option - $170/week

SUMMER SWIM LESSONS(See brochure for dates)

$40/per week $60/per week

Worcester JCC633 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA 01609 Web: worcesterjcc.orgPhone: 508.756.7109 • Fax: 508.754.3373

registrationOn-line: Registration forms are available to download from worcesterjcc.org.

Forms can be mailed to the above address or faxed to 508.754.3373.

In-person: Registration forms are available at the Worcester JCC kiosk in the front lobby.

Call us! We are happy to answer any questions you may have and will mail the necessary forms to you.

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