List of 9 frequently asked questions.

• Q. Are Summer Programs Open to the Community?

  Yes, we welcome all children to attend any of our camps during the summer, regardless of whether they attend Shorecrest for school.

• Q. How do I view details for each camp offered?

  View our online catalog.

• Q. What are the camp fees?

  There is a one time, $10 registration fee per child per summer charged at the time of enrollment. 
  Specific camp prices vary and can be seen in our online catalog. Lunch is included for campers attending a full day. View our catalog here.

• Q. What additional health precautions are in place this summer?

  Camp staff and campers must follow all guidelines outlined in the Shorecrest Handbook. Masking is optional. We employ a full time school nurse during the summer who is able to administer medications and handle most day-to-day bumps, bruises, and minor illnesses. 
  

• Q. What does my child eat at camp?

  Daily snack is provided to all Day Camp attendees in the morning and afternoon. Campers attending specialty camps may bring their own snacks.
  
  Everyone should bring a reusable water bottle - already filled - labeled with first and last name every day.
  
  Lunch from SAGE Dining Services is included for campers attending a full day (this includes Day Camp, a morning and afternoon specialty camp, or a full day specialty camp.) SAGE’s menus accommodate several eating patterns, dietary restrictions and food allergies - and is peanut free. View a sample week of lunch menus here. Campers may also bring lunch from home each day.

• Q. How do camps communicate with parents?

  Email is the primary source of communication during the summer. Please ensure that your email address is up to date at time of registration, and that you check your email account while camp is in session. Parents also use our camp app and Facebook page.

• Q. How is medical insurance taken care of at camp?

  All parents/guardians are responsible for the camper's medical insurance and medical bills.

• Q. What happens with camp during bad weather?

  In the event of typical summer rain/lightning storms – all outdoor, on-campus camps will be moved indoors. In the event of hurricanes or tropical storms that close our campus, you will be notified of camp closure via email and text. No refunds or make-up days are provided due to natural disasters.

• Q. What is the Shorecrest Summer Program Refund Policy?

  Refunds will only be given if:

  1) A child’s enrollment is canceled at least two weeks prior to the camp start date. For example: if a camp begins June 6, notification must be received prior to May 23. 

  2) A camp is canceled due to minimum enrollment not being met.

   

  *Camps/classes are not prorated based on child’s attendance.