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Dear Camp Families,We are very excited that camp is just around the corner and are thrilled to share with you the story of the summer of 2015.
We pledge to do our best, to make this a GREAT summer at JCC Summer Camp. We will foster respect for all, encourage campers and staff to try new things AND have fun.
We believe that ALL campers can participate, ALL campers can succeed AND ALL campers can make a new friend. These are Jewish and universal valuesthat we live at camp.
Love, Betsy and Big Mike
“The program is amazing. My son
comes home excited every day. He loves
his leaders and is getting some great
positive male role modeling. I couldn’t
have dreamed of something this great
when I was a kid. “ d
“ It was really a wonderful experience.
I felt that my daughter was loved and
cared for. The staff was great and
answered all of my questions. It was our
first experience, and we’ll be back next
year! “
The JCC is open and accessible to everyone regardless of age, race, religion, national origin
or special need. Yachad is our inclusion program that offers children with special needs and learning differences the opportunity to fully enjoy the JCC Summer Camp experience.
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jREGiSTERoNLiNECamp descriptions, schedulesand registration online atwww. jewishlouisvillecamp.org
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ELC SuMMER FuN (formerly Camp J-Tots)Ages 2-pre-K (infant & toddler summer care also available)our littlest children will enjoy an age-appropriate camp experience in an environment that caters just to them.
KEFF uNiT • GRADE KA program specifically designed for your preschooler who is entering Kindergarten in the fall. We specialize in helping campers make this transition successfully.
KEFF uNiT • GRADES 1-3Campers build strong bonds and lifelong friendships as they learn teamwork and enjoy a summer filled with fast paced fun.
TREK uNiT • GRADES 4-6From archery and awesome fieldtrips to the gaga pit and amazing overnights, nonstop action is the name of the game for active kids who want to build skills and bring on the fun.
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CAMp DATES:Grades K-9 meet weekly
June 8-August 7, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Minimum of two consecutive weeks
of camp is recommended for the
best camp experience.
Extended Day options available
7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
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magical day camp... there was A...YouNG LEADERS • GRADES 7-9older campers will make meaningful connections with other kids from all over the camp community, participate in community service, field trips and experience a summer filled with endless possibilities.
NEW ExTENDED houRS
TEEN TouR: RoAD RuLz • GRADES 7-9MiDWEST QuESTDo you enjoy traveling? Come with us for 9 days of travel camp and experience different cities as we build character throughhands-on activities and community service projects while ‘on the road’.
SpECiALTY CAMpS • GRADES 1-9Whether your passion is sports, science, the arts, building orcooking we have the program for you.
SpACE iS LiMiTED.Sign up today.Many weeks sell out quickly.
REGiSTER oNLiNECamp descriptions, schedulesand registration online atwww. jewishlouisvillecamp.org
where children... become campers...CAMp opEN houSE
SuNDAY, FEBRuARY 22, 1-4 p.M.
and campers... become lifelong friends...
REGiSTRATioNJCC Member priority registration begins February 2, 2015.Community registration begins February 22, 2015.
DiSCouNTS*NEW CAMpER ENRoLLMENTSave $50 off each week of enrollment your first summer.*A new camper has not attended camp in 2012, 2013 or 2014.
CAMpER LoYALTY DiSCouNTRe-enrolling campers from 2014, sign up for 9 weeks ofcamp and take $200 off total purchase price.
A limited number of scholarships are available to JCC members. Deadline to apply May 6. Financial assistance may run out prior to this date.
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REGiSTER oNLiNECamp descriptions, schedulesand registration online atwww. jewishlouisvillecamp.org
where children... become campers...
and campers... become lifelong friends...
YEAR-RouND STAFF CoNTACT iNFoRMATioN:Betsy Schwartz, Camp Director, 502.238.2708, [email protected]
Mike Steklof, Assistant Camp Director, 502.238.2774, [email protected]
Angie hiland, Yachad Director & ELC Assistant Director, 502.238.2716,[email protected]
Glenn Sadle, Trek & Specialty Camp unit head, 502.238.2701,[email protected]
Mary Dooley, Camp Registrar, 502.238.2718, [email protected]
CAMp CoMMiTTEEBrett Friedman: Chair, Caren Bailen, Catie Bayne, Judith & Nick Danovitch,Seana Golder, Ali ignatow, Melanie Wachsman, Kristen Yoffe
FuNDED iN pART BYperelmuter & Goldberg orthodontics, Florence Kreitman isaacs Summer Camp Fund,Sadye and Maurice Grossman Community Service Camp Fund,Jewish heritage Fund for Excellence, JCamp 180,The Jewish Foundation of Louisville
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the end is really...just the beginning...
louIsvIlle JCC da
y CaMp feaTures
experT sTaff and speCIal
IsTs and
THe besT faCIlITIe
s In Town for
raIn or sHIne fun:
•Indoor Gym
•Indoor art studio
•fire pit
•outdoor pool
•family park
•playground
•pavilion
•Community Garden
•dance studio
•auditorium with
Theatre
•Gaga pit
•swim lessons
•free swim daily
•shabbat
Celebration
