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CECIL COLLEGE
IMPORTANT DATES
Parent Orientation:
June 16, 2015
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Elkton Station, 221
Session Dates:
June 22-26
June 29 – July 2 (No camp 7/3)
July 6-10
July 13-17
July 20-24
July 27-31
August 3-7
TIME
Sessions Meet Monday - Friday
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
Before and After Care is available. See information on next page.
FOR YOUR CHILD’S SAFETY!
You must physically sign your child in and out with their counselor.
Anyone who is picking up a child MUST be listed on the
emergency pick-up list (available in your child’s welcome packet)
or the office must receive a note from the parent when the child
arrives at camp. Please be prepared to show ID when picking up
any child. Please understand this is for the safety of all children,
and be patient if it takes a few moments to sign your child in or out.
CAMP LOCATIONS
North East Campus
Ages 6-12, Physical Education Complex, Building E
Ages 13-17, Arts and Sciences, Building C
One Seahawk Drive
North East, MD 21901
Elkton Station
Ages 6-12
Ages 13-17
107 Railroad Avenue
Elkton, MD 21921
North East River Yacht Club
80 Bayside Drive
North East, MD 21901
Plumpton Park Zoo
1416 Telegraph Road
Rising Sun, MD 21911
Upper Bay Museum
219 Walnut Street
North East, MD 21901
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Tammy Rapposelli, Camp Director
443-907-1378, [email protected]
Michele Michalski, Administrative Assistant
410-287-1096, [email protected]
Ruby Carey, Administrative Assistant
443-907-1386, [email protected]
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No charge for before
and after care!
Before care meets from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m. and after
care meets from 3:45 to 5 p.m. Campers can play
games, read books, and work on arts and crafts.
Destination camps do NOT offer before and after care.
REGISTER EARLY
OFFICIAL DISCLAIMER
Summer camps fill up fast so register early. You will be notified if
a camp is full. In rare cases, we are forced to cancel camps. Should
this happen we will make every attempt to place your child
in another camp session or offer you a full refund. To register,
complete the registration form at the back of this schedule and
submit one form per child with full payment. Children may not
attend without full payment.
Camp meeting schedules in the publication are subject to
change. We regret any discrepancies or typos. Do not regard this
publication as an irrevocable contract between the student and
the college.
WELCOME PACKET WITH REQUIRED FORMS
A welcome packet will be mailed to all campers by June 12, 2015.
This packet will contain forms that must be returned at least one
week prior to the beginning of your child’s camp. If you register
after June 12, you must pick up a packet from the Registration
department in Elkton Station or download the forms from the
website at www.cecil.edu. Campers will not be permitted in the
classroom until all of the required forms are on file in the Youth
Educational Services office. Forms may be faxed to 410-398-4429 or
mailed to Lifelong Learning, 107 Railroad Ave., Elkton, MD 21921.
Questions?
Call 443-907-1378
The required forms are as follows:
1. Camper Health History Form: Page 14
2. Emergency #’s and going home plans: Page 15
If you forget to return your forms, you must report to the camp
office before dropping your child off at camp and complete the
required forms.
T-SHIRT PICKUP
If you order a T-shirt for your child, it will be mailed to you in your
welcome packet or you may pick it up from Elkton Station, Room
229, before camp begins, or from the camp office once camp starts.
LUNCH
All campers will be supervised during lunch. Staff will escort
and supervise students during lunch and return them to their
afternoon activity. Refrigeration will be provided. Please do not
send insulated lunch boxes. The campers tend to lose them and
they require much more space in the refrigerator than a disposable
bag. Campers will not be permitted to purchase lunch or use
the vending machines on campus.
SNACKS
If your child is staying for after care it can be a very long day. You
may send an additional snack and drink for your camper for the
end of the day.
BEFORE AND AFTER CARE - NO CHARGE
Before care meets from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m. and after care meets from
3:45 to 5 p.m. Campers can play games, read books, and work on arts
and crafts. Destination camps do NOT offer before and after care.
LATE PICK-UP
Children not picked up within 15 minutes of the ending time of camp
will be sent to aftercare to wait for their parents. A late fee of $5 per
15 minutes will be charged for campers who are not picked up by
5:00 p.m. If you are running more than 15 minutes late in picking up
your child, please contact us.
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Water Science $135 KIK 585-01
Chemistry for Kids $89 KIK 535-01
Science of Vroom $89 KIK 565-01
August 3-7
July 27 - 31
Sculpture Sensations $99 KIK 563-02
Stretch Band Jewelry $89 - KIK 588-01
Fun & Funky Ceramics $99 KIK 590-01
Painting Possibilities $89 KIK 570-02
I Can Cook Too! $99 KIK 546-02
Sew Easy $89 KIK 589-02
Fables, Fairy Tales & Nursery Rhymes, Oh My! $178 - KIK 555-01 (full day)
Diggin up Bones $89 KIK 552-02
Wacky Weather Wonders $89 KIK 560-02
YPTP Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective (2nd week)
LEGO Fever $99 KIK 578-02
Let's Build $89 KIK 574-02
YPTP Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective $356 KIK 554-02 (two weeks, full day)
Reptiles and Amphibians $89 KIK 592-02
Physics with Toys $89 KIK 569-02
YPTP Hydrangea Albright – Comedy or Tragedy (2nd week)
Bubble Science $89 KIK 587-02
Cartoon Art $89 KIK536-01
July 13-17
July 20-24
Artistic Expressions $89 KSC 502-01
AFTERNOON SESSION
Back Stage and Beyond $144 KSC 547-01 (full day)
Beginner Video Game Designer $135
Video Game Animator $135 KSC 253-01
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YPTP Improv Antics $178 KSC 551-01 (full day)
Cecil Chef's $135 KSC 505-01
MORNING SESSION
Ages 9-12
Guitar Hero $89 KSC 549-01
Paint Masters $89 KSC 517-02
Construction Junction $89 KSC 543-02
Lego Robotics Challenge $135
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Sewing Machine Mania $99 KSC 555-02
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Fiction, Oh My! $178 KSC 539-01 (full day)
Rain Forest Expedition $89 KSC 540-01
Lego Adventure $135 KSC 541-01
YPTP Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective (2nd week)
Clay Creations $99 KSC 542-01
Physics Challenge $135 KSC 518-02
Adventures in Chemistry $135
Mechanics of Movement $135
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KSC 515-01
CSI Forensics Challenge $135
Cecil Chef's $135 KSC 505-02
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YPTP Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective $356 KSC 528-02 (two weeks, full day)
YPTP Hydrangea Albright – Comedy or Tragedy (2nd week)
Lego Star Wars $135 KSC 204-01
Sewing Machine Mania $99 KSC 555-01 Rock, Paper, Scissors $99 KSC 519-01
Camp Scrubs $200 KIC 535-01
Rock Band $200 KIC 532-01
SAT Prep $200 KIC 523-01
Learn to Draw $225 KIC 539-01
Acrylic Painting and Color Exploration $225
KIC 536-01
Clay Works $225 KIC 538-01
Cecil Engineering Challenge $225 KIC 513-01
Mixed Media Art $200 KIC 540-01
Zentangle $200 KIC 541-01
Amusement Park Science $250 KIC 511-01
FULL DAY CAMP
Ages 13-17
Camps in this chart are located at Cecil College’s Elkton Station, 107
Railroad Avenue, Elkton. Morning camps run 9 a.m. - noon. Afternoon
camps run 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. Full day camp sessions run 9 a.m. - 3:30
p.m. Before and after care is available. Look for camp descriptions by
age starting on page 6.
Video Game Designer II $135
Video Game Animator II $135
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LEGO Fever $99 KIK 578-01
Up-Cycled T-Shirt Art $99 KSC 557-01
Fun with Fiber Art $99 KSC 554-02
YPTP Hydrangea Albright -Comedy or Tragedy $356 KCS 528-01
YPTP Hydrangea Albright -Comedy or Tragedy $356 KIK 554-01 (two weeks, full day)
(two weeks, full day)
I Can Cook Too! $99 KIK 546-01
Musical Instrument Creator $89
KIK 597-01
Experiment Experiment $89 KIK 540-02
Puppet Theatre $144 KIK 556-01 (full day) No camp 7/3
Art Explosion $89 KIK 539-01
Silly Song & Music Adventures $89
KIK 598-01
YPTP Comedy Curtains $178 KIK 557-01 (full day)
Duct Tape Art $99 KIK 575-01
AFTERNOON SESSION
July 6-10
June 29 -July 2
Mini Camp
June 22-26
MORNING SESSION
Ages 6-8
ELKTON STATION
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August 3-7
July 27 - 31
July 20-24
Let's Build $89 KIK 574-01
Up-cycled T-Shirt Art $99 KSC 557-02
Adventures in Chemistry $135
KSC 500-01
LEGO Simple Machines $135
KSC 206-01
CSI Forensics Challenge $135
KSC 172-01
Basket Weaving $89 KIK 595-01
Duct Tape Art $99 KIK 575-02
Penguins & Polar Bears $89 KIK 586-01
Chemistry for Kids $89 KIK 535-02
T-shirt Time $99 KIK 599-01
Cartoon Art $89 KIK 536-02
Stretch Band Jewelry $89 KIK 588-02
Art Explosion $89 KIK 539-02
Under the Sea $89 KIK 600-01
Wacky Weather Wonders $89 KIK 560-01
Science of Vroom $89 KIK 565-02
Anime $89 KSC 501-01
Duct Tape Creations $99 KSC 538-01
Nature Art $89 KSC 535-01
Advanced Artistic
Expressions $225 KIC 537-01
Physics, Flight, & Rocketry $225 KIC 521-01
Video Game Designer II $225 KIC 529-01
Stop Motion Films $225 KIC 524-01
Digital Illustration $225 KIC 514-01
LEGO Simple Machines $135 KSC 206-02
Video Game Designer I $225 KIC 528-01
Lacrosse $89 KSC 556-02
3D Modeling & Animation $225 KIC 520-01
Digital Imaging $225 KIC 530-01
Video Production II $225 KIC 527-01
Digital Photography II $225 KIC 516-01
Video Production I $225 KIC 526-01
Digital Photography I $225 KIC 515-01
FULL DAY CAMP
Ages 13-17
Hikers Guide to the Woods $89
KSC 548-01
Bridges, Towers, & Roller Coasters $135 Environmental Engineering Challenge
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$135 KSC 510-01
Mechanics of Movement $135
KSC 515-02
Jr. Archeologist $135 KSC 111-01
Rock, Paper, Scissors $99 KSC 519-02
Movie Maker $135 KSC 411-01
Artistic Expressions $89 KSC 502-02
Physics Challenge $135 KSC 518-01
Construction Junction $89 KSC 543-01
Wacky Water Games $72 KSC 532-01
Paint Masters $89 KSC 517-01
The Money Game $89 KSC 400-01
AFTERNOON SESSION
Math Mayhem $72 KSC 513-01
Lacrosse $89 KSC 556-01
Fun with Fiber Art $99 KSC 554-01
MORNING SESSION
Ages 9-12
Reptiles and Amphibians $89 KIK 592-01 Films and Stop Action $135 KSC 410-01
LEGO WeDo $135 KIK 596-02
Sculpture Sensations $99 KIK 563-01
Physics with Toys $89 KIK 569-01
Painting Possibilities $89 KIK 570-01
Diggin up Bones $89 KIK 552-01
July 13-17
Water Science $135 KIK 585-02
Sew Easy $89 KIK 589-01
July 6-10
Bubble Science $89 KIK 587-01
Experiment Experiment $89 KIK 540-01
Water Games Galore $72 KIK 581-01
LEGO WeDo $135 KIK 596-01
Pirate Adventures $72 KIK 568-01
June 22-26
AFTERNOON SESSION
MORNING SESSION
Enchanted Forest Adventure $89
KIK 591-01
Ages 6-8
Camps in this chart are located at Cecil College’s North East Campus, One Seahawk Drive, North East.
Morning camps run 9 a.m. - noon. Afternoon camps run 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. Full day camp sessions run 9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Before and after care is available. Look for camp descriptions by age starting on page 6.
NORTH EAST CAMPUS
June 29 -July 2
Mini Camp
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North East River Yacht Club
80 Bayside Drive
North East, MD 21901
Crown Stone Farm
2602 Lewisville Road
Oxford, PA 19363
Archeology Challenge $200 KIC 534-01
July 13 - 17
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur.,
9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIC 531-02
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur.,
9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIC 531-03
FULL DAY CAMP
(13-17 year olds)
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KSC533-03
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KSC 533-02
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Upper Bay Museum
219 Walnut Street
North East, MD 21901
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIK 582-03
July 13-23
Plumpton Park Zoo
1416 Telegraph Road
Rising Sun, MD 21911
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIK 582-02
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur.,
9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIC 531-01
June 29 - July 9
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KSC 533-01
Learn to Sail (two weeks, Mon. - Thur., 9 am - 4 pm) $380 KIK 582-01
June 15-25
FULL DAY CAMP
(13-17 year olds)
Zoo Keeper Intern $299 - KIC 533-03
Zoo Keeper Intern $299 - KIC 533-02
Zoo Keeper Intern $299 - KIC 533-01
FULL DAY CAMP
(13-17 year olds)
Jr. Zoo Keeper Too! $150 KSC 558-03
FULL DAY CAMP
(9-12 year olds)
Jr. Zoo Keeper $150 KSC 530-03
Jr. Zoo Keeper Too! $150 KSC 558-02
FULL DAY CAMP
(6-8 year olds)
Zoo Camp Too! $150 KIK 601-03
Zoo Camp $150 KIK 579-03
Jr. Zoo Keeper $150 KSC 530-02
Jr. Zoo Keeper Too! $150 KSC 558-01
FULL DAY CAMP
(13-17 year olds)
North East River
Yacht Club
Zoo Camp Too! $150 KIK 601-02
Zoo Camp $150 KIK 579-02
Jr. Zoo Keeper $150 KSC 530-01
AFTERNOON SESSION
Teen Boat Building $175 + $375 - KIC 525-01
Zoo Camp Too! $150 KIK 601-01
Zoo Camp $150 KIK 579-01
MORNING SESSION
(9-12 year olds)
Upper Bay
Museum
June 22-26
AFTERNOON SESSION
MORNING SESSION
(6-8 year olds)
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July 20-24
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SUMMER 2015
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Join us for the Cecil College summer camp experience! After more
than 20 years of summer camp fun, we are striving to improve what
was already awesome. As your children are growing, so are we; our
camps give you flexibility and choices. Try a half-day camp or stay
with us all day. Choose your camp, choose your location, and give
your child a summer to remember. Each age bracket focuses on
classes your child will love. As your child ages and matures, so do
the class offerings.
Register early! Each camp program has a limited class size. Public,
private and home-schooled students are welcome!
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Ages 6-8
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Art Explosion: Art Explosion: Wow, look what I made! Use different
techniques and media to create astounding art works. Each project
can be totally unique and different. Discover and stretch your
artistic abilities in this hands-on super fun art class. KIK 539
Basket Weaving: NEW More than just baskets, you will work with
different weaving methods using all kinds of materials. From paper,
to yarn, and more, you will be able to create woven pieces of art in
both 2D and 3D. KIK 595
Bubble Science: What do boiling water, soda, and dish soap have in
common? Why, bubbles, of course. Explore the world and science of
bubbles. These spheres are everywhere in our world. Discover their
uses, meanings, and how to make them really, really big. KIK 587
Cartoon Art: Learn the techniques that professionals use to create
cartoon characters. Start drawing your favorite cartoon characters
or create your own character and storyline. Turn your doodles into
something spectacular. KIK 536
Chemistry for Kids: Join us for this fun excursion into the world
of chemistry, in a safe hands-on environment. Chemistry is
everywhere in the world around us. Find out now how fun and
exciting chemistry can be. KIK 535
Comedy Curtains: (YPTP Workshop Week) Join in the fun this
week at a comedy camp designed to stretch your acting skills
while laughing and being plain silly. You will learn improv skills,
monologues, miming, costuming, set design, playwriting, and
much, much more. Each day will be packed with exciting theater
games and instruction on the basic fundamental skills to keep
you on your toes while being silly. You’ll be saying “Whose line is it
anyway?” KIK 557
Digging up Bones: Bones that tell a story is what every
archeologist is after. What story about dinosaurs will you unearth
in this digging adventure? Learn about discoveries that have led us
to the modern day beliefs about the terrible lizards that ruled the
earth. Everything you ever wanted to know about dinosaurs and
more will be covered. KIK 552
Duct Tape Art: It’s not just for household repairs! Create a totally
unique art project or craft to take home with you. Let your creative
juices flow and use the new rainbow colors of duct tape to create
your masterpiece. KIK 575
Enchanted Forest Adventure: Spend your time exploring the
magical forest. Search for fairies and pixies while you learn about
the plants in the woods. Find water nymphs and test the health of
the water. The magic awaits you in the Cecil Woodlands. KIK 591
Experiment, Experiment: Join us for a hands-on science camp
that involves all of one’s senses: seeing, hearing, tasting, feeling, and
smelling. You will be amazed as you learn the steps of the scientific
process using several safe and fun experiments. KIK 540
Fables, Fairy Tales, and Nursery Rhymes Oh My! (YPTP
Workshop Week) In a faraway land there is a drama camp
designed to stretch your imagination and your acting skills. You
will learn improv skills, monologues, miming, voice projection,
costuming, set design, playwriting, and much more. Each day will
be packed with exciting theater games and instruction on basic
fundamental skills to enter the world of make believe. Follow the
yellow brick road to an exciting camp adventure. KIK 555
Fun & Funky Ceramics: Get your hands dirty and explore the
endless possibilities of clay. Unleash your imagination and create
amazing works of art in this hands-on exciting ceramics
class. KIK 590
Hydrangea Albright – Comedy or Tragedy: (YPTP Two Week
Camp) A theatre accidentally hires two different playwrights to
write a play about Hydrangea Albright, a young girl whose family
is cursed with bad luck. One playwright sees her story as a tragedy
filled with disappointment and sadness, while the other playwright
sees Hydrangea’s story as a whimsical comedy in which failure
leads to new opportunity. While the playwrights argue, duel with
their pens and even rewrite each other’s scenes, we meet an array
of eccentric characters in this play-within-a-play. KIK 554-01
I Can Cook Too!: It’s after school and you are super hungry.
Discover fun and tasty treats you can make on your own in a hurry.
Be a junior chef and learn quick tips for safely preparing food and
ending those hunger pains. Note: Common food allergens may be
used. KIK 546
LEGO Fever: Do you love everything about LEGOs? Build, build,
build and then build some more. Join other LEGO enthusiasts to
tackle LEGO challenges and play sets. Will you build an adventure
set or a whole town? KIK 578
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LEGO WeDo: NEW Who loves LEGO’s? WeDo…. Build simple
machines and program them to act on your command. Using LEGO
WeDO kits and software you will build awesome creations and
make them come to life. KIK 596
Science of Vroom: Experiment with different types of moving
vehicles. Racing, sliding, gliding, falling and more types of vehicles
will be explored. Can you build the fastest balloon car or the plane
that flies the farthest? KIK 565
Let’s Build: Engineers build exciting projects with everyday
objects. Can you drop an egg from the second story of a building
and not have it break? How do you make the strongest straw
bridge? Who can build the tallest newspaper tower? Let’s build
these exciting projects. KIK 574
Sew Easy: This summer’s theme is critter craze. Design, draw, and
sew your own stuffed animal creation. Add adornments, use crazy
colors, and even buttons to bring your animal friend to life. Hand
sewing techniques will be taught. KIK 589
Musical Instrument Creator: NEW Music is all around us and you
can make music using almost anything. Test your creativity and
make your own musical instrument to play in the band. KIK 597
Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective: (YPTP Two Week Camp) Granny
can’t tell her favorite fairy tales because someone really cruel and
evil is stealing all the props! Bread crumbs, magic beans, a basket
of goodies, a glass slipper - all missing! The future of fairy tales is
at stake and it’s up to the title character to set things right. With
detective reasoning, his connections to the fairy tale underworld,
plus some dumb luck, Nick Tickle sets out to locate the Mysterious
Figure who’s been pilfering all the props! KIK 554-02
Painting Possibilities: Explore the different choices and effects of
watercolor, tempera, acrylic or your own home made paint. From
downright silly painting to creating your own masterpiece, you will
experience using different paints, applications and effects. KIK 570
Penguins and Polar Bears: What do Penguins and Polar Bears
have in common? Come explore the coldest regions on the planet
and the animals that call them home. They have more in common
than you think. KIK 586
Silly Songs & Music Adventures: NEW Sing, sing, sing! You will
love learning songs and musicals at this fun-filled camp. Each day
will be packed with activities involving singing, dancing, games,
and more. No previous musical experience is necessary. KIK 598
Sculpture Sensations: Make sculptures using materials like nonfiring clay and paper! This hands-on class will teach you the basics
so you can build and sculpt your own 3-D art work. KIK 563
Stretch Band Jewelry: Bracelets and rings in every color under
the rainbow. Create your own jewelry using the colored bands and
beads which are totally unique to you. Give them to your friends
or keep them for yourself. Amaze your family and friends with your
creativity. KIK 588
T-Shirt Time: NEW Make art on your t-shirt or make art with your
t-shirt. Either way you will have a blast stretching your imagination
with what you can do with an old t-shirt. KIK 599
Under the Sea: NEW A world of color and strange creatures awaits
you under the sea. Learn about the fantastical creatures both real
and of myth that inhabit this watery habitat. Join us for an under
the sea adventure. KIK 600
Physics with Toys: We use physics every day and you may not
realize how fun it can be. Use building toys to discover the laws of
physics and have fun along the way. KIK 569
Wacky Weather Wonders: Weather can be amazing; learn how the
weather patterns can be tracked and how the forecasters predict
what will happen next. Create your own tornado in a bottle and
other exciting experiments with weather. KIK 560
Pirates Adventures: (MINI WEEK) ARRGGHH!!!! A vast ye mates,
are you ready for a pirate adventure? Sail the seven seas and set
your sights on the treasure where X marks the spot. Learn pirate
lingo and try your hand at hiding your own treasure for someone
to find. KIK 568
Water Games Galore!: (MINI WEEK) Beat the heat in the fun-filled
class of plain old silly water games. Be prepared to get drenched
from head to toe and laugh until your belly hurts. Note: A change
of old clothes and water shoes are recommended. KIK 581
Puppet Theatre: (MINI WEEK) Add a whole new perspective
spin to your theater experience. Learn how to make and act with
puppets in this exciting exploration of the world of puppetry. Work
with a variety of puppets throughout the week and take a very
special project home with you. You will perform for your parents at
the end of the week. KIK 556
Reptiles & Amphibians: They can look alike but they are very
different creatures. Do you know how to tell them apart? Which
creature can shed its tail and grow a new one to escape a predator?
Find out all this and more when you dive into the world of lizards
and frogs. KIK 592
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Water Science: Water is amazing and powerful. Conduct
experiments that demonstrate the properties of water and show
how important it is to life on this planet. Do you know what part
water plays in our weather, our health, and our ecosystem? Find out
in this exciting and fun science voyage. KIK 585
YEARS
9 - 12 OLD
Adventures in Chemistry: Explore atoms and bonding, acids and
bases, polymer chemistry, reactions, density, and more. Run science
experiments like real scientists in this hands-on science adventure.
Experiments may include Flubber, Silly Putty, and so much more.
KSC 500
Anime: Japanese animation is sweeping the nation. Be a part of
the Anime craze. Learn the basics of Japanese animation as well
as character and costume design. Draw some of your favorite
characters, make your own, and even try your hand at a short
manga. KSC 501
Artistic Expressions: Explore impressionism, cubism, modern
art and more. Look at what contemporary and classical artists
throughout history have accomplished and try your hand at their
unique styles. Work with different mediums and themes to bring
out your own masterpiece. KSC 502
Back Stage and Beyond: (YPTP Mini Week) Life in the theater
is not just in front of the curtain. So many exciting things go on
back stage that you will be amazed at what it takes to pull a show
together. Learn about props, staging, lighting, costuming, and more.
Take your skills and put them to the test in a performance for your
family and friends. KSC 547
Beginner Video Game Designer: Do you love playing video
games? Learn what it takes to be a designer of your very own video
game. From conception to final play, the game, experience and
the total package will be controlled by you. No prior experience is
necessary. You will have fun from day one. KSC 252
Bridges, Towers, and Rollercoasters: Build the strongest bridge,
the highest tower, or the fastest rollercoaster in this weeklong
engineering challenge. Using K’NEX and other building kits, you
will explore the science behind strength, form and function of the
structures around us. Challenge yourself to go higher and faster
than your classmates. KSC 503
Cecil Chef’s: Are you ready to move beyond peanut butter and
jelly sandwiches after school? Learn how to make healthy and
tasty treats for after school or anytime. Be the envy of your friends
as they salivate over what you brought for lunch today. You will
learn how to safely prepare food and end those hunger pains. Note:
Common food allergens may be used. KSC 505
Clay Creations: Learn how to build forms out of clay. Explore
the creative potential of the medium. Experiment with forms,
textures, and colors. Design and create unique sculptures to take
home. KSC 542
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CSI Science – Forensics Challenge: Become a Super Science
Sleuth! Learn about forensics, crime scene investigation, and crime
lab chemistry as you perform experiments designed to show you
just how those tricky cases are solved. Search for evidence, gather
clues, and discover how science can help solve a mystery! Dust for
and classify fingerprints, and analyze hand writing. Make a candy
DNA model, and use “Glow Blood” to see where humans can’t see.
Examine hair and clothing fibers, practice chemistry to identify
mystery substances, and do much more. KSC 172
Construction Junction: Higher, taller, stronger… Do you have
what it takes to build the best bridge or tower? From concept on
paper to a scale model of your design, you are the engineer and
architect. Compete to create the best project or design. KSC 543
Duct Tape Creations: Real flowers only last a week, but a duct tape
flower bouquet will last a lifetime. More than just for decoration,
you can create the coolest stuff for your room, your locker, and your
feet. You are only limited by your own creativity. Come create with
more than just fix-it tape. KSC 538
Environmental Engineering Challenge: It will take more than just
recycling to have a healthy planet. Learn about how you can join
the crusade. You can learn about and build solar and geothermal
models. See how engineers are working with the environment
today to ensure a healthy planet for your future. Learn how you can
be an “Earth Hero” too. KSC 510
Fantasy, Sci-Fi & Fiction, Oh My!: (YPTP Workshop Week) Not
your ordinary fairy tale. Bring your best imagination to go beyond
young children’s stories and into the world of anything is possible.
Travel through space, time, and dimensions in this exploration of
what is on the other side of reality. KSC 539
Films and Stop Action: Be the creator of your own movie story
and bring it to life. Using your own action figures, clay or other
inanimate objects, you will create a short film that will amaze your
family and friends. Let your imagination run wild and bring it into
reality using stop action film techniques. KSC 410
Fun with Fiber Arts: NEW Find out the amazing things you can do
with fiber. From yarn to cloth the possibilities are endless. Create a
piece of art for your wall or something snuggly just for you. As an
added bonus you will learn how to dye yarn using Kool-Aid. KSC 554
Guitar Hero: Whether you want to strum, shred, or write songs,
this camp is for you. This camp offers budding musicians a unique
opportunity to learn guitar, write their own music, and record
demos. Students should bring their own guitar, but no previous
experience necessary. KSC 549
Hikers Guide to the Woods: Do you know how to survive in the
woods? Learn how to find a good campsite, avoid poisonous plants,
identify dangers, and use a compass. Learn how to read a map, hike
safely, and play survivor games. Find your way along your journey
and then back again. KSC 548
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Improv Antics (YPTP Workshop Week): Ready, Set, Improv! Join in
the fun and learn side splitting games guaranteed to keep you on
your toes. Laugh, Learn, and just plain be silly in this exploration of
where improve can take you. KSC 551
Hydrangea Albright – Comedy or Tragedy: (YPTP Two Week
Camp) A theatre accidentally hires two different playwrights to
write a play about Hydrangea Albright, a young girl whose family
is cursed with bad luck. One playwright sees her story as a tragedy
filled with disappointment and sadness, while the other playwright
sees Hydrangea’s story as a whimsical comedy in which failure
leads to new opportunity. While the playwrights argue, duel with
their pens and even rewrite each other’s scenes, we meet an array
of eccentric characters in this play-within-a-play. KSC 528-01
Jr. Archeologist: Young scientists will discover the exciting
sciences of archaeology and paleontology as they excavate and
assemble complete skeletal replicas from “simulated” fossilized
rock. Dig for T-Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Velociraptors,
Brachiosaurus and more. Make fossilized plaster replicas of
dinosaurs, claws, trilobites and ancient snails. Sort and classify a
wide variety of unearthed treasures. KSC 111
Lacrosse: NEW You can learn this fast paced nonstop action game
and have a blast doing it. Learn who invented Lacrosse and how
the modern day version has changed. Pick up the skills and play on
a team. KSC 556
LEGO Adventure: Buildings, vehicles, bridges, and more. Challenge
yourself to build like an architect or engineer in this camp that will
take your LEGO experience to the next level. Build to the blueprints
or create your own unique creation. KSC 541
LEGO Simple Machines: NEW A first step in learning about
robotics. You will learn how simple machines work and then
program them to do as you command. Are you up for the
challenge? KSC 206
LEGO Star Wars: Have fun building the Star Wars sets from a
galaxy that is far, far, away! LEGO enthusiasts, gather up all of your
building force as we attempt to construct a wide variety of LEGO
Star Wars models. Projects may comprise many of the following
and also include many of the new models: Separatist Shuttle,
Y-wing, Corporate Alliance Tank Droid, Venator-class Republic
Attack Cruiser, the Death Star, and much more. Topics include
simple machines, mechanical advantage, gear ratios, and a host
of others. Students can create their own projects that illustrate
science concepts. KSC 204
LEGO Robotics Challenge: Are you up to the challenge? An
obstacle course of tasks must be completed by the robot you
design, create and program. Using LEGO’s robotics kits, you and
your team will solve the themed obstacles, which are based on
actual challenges from the First LEGO League contest each year.
The theme and challenges will change every year, so you will never
get bored being a LEGO scientist. KSC 205
MATH Mayhem: (MINI WEEK) Math doesn’t have to be hard
or boring! It can be a blast. Join us for math games and super
cool problems to solve and you will be part of the equation for
fun. KSC 513
Sewing Machine Mania: NEW Take your creativity to a new
level. Sewing is practical and an art form all in one. You can make
something to use or just something beautiful. Better yet make
something beautifully useful. KSC 555
Mechanics of Movement: Simple machines and complex ones
have one thing in common, the science of movement. Whether
we are talking about a catapult or the human body, the physics
of movement is fascinating and fun. Experiment with movement
concepts as you build your own machines. KSC 515
The Money Game--learn how to win!: Learn about money and
how to save and spend it wisely through fun online and hands-on
activities. Throughout the week, you will “earn” camp “dollars” to
cash in for special prizes at the last session. KSC 400
Movie Maker: Create your own music video or short movie in this
hands-on movie experience class. You will learn about lighting and
acting for the movie screen. Create, direct and star in your own
show. Learn what it takes to be in front of and behind the camera.
KSC 411
Nick Tickle Fairy Tale Detective: (YPTP Two Week Camp) Granny
can’t tell her favorite fairy tales because someone really cruel and
evil is stealing all the props! Bread crumbs, magic beans, a basket
of goodies, a glass slipper - all missing! The future of fairy tales is
at stake and it’s up to the title character to set things right. With
detective reasoning, his connections to the fairy tale underworld,
plus some dumb luck, Nick Tickle sets out to locate the Mysterious
Figure who’s been pilfering all the props!
KSC 528-02 Nature Art: Take a hike, literally. While out on our
nature walk, we will collect items to make beautiful art projects. Let
your creativity flow and learn something about nature at the same
time. KSC 535
Paint Masters: Study the techniques of the masters throughout
history and in modern times, and try your hand at their style of
painting. You will use different types of paint and application
techniques to create your own masterpiece. You can create in
the style of the masters or come up with your own unique style.
KSC 517
Up-cycled T-shirt Art: NEW Take a boring old t-shirt and glam it
up or turn it into something completely different. Creative artwork,
woven textile, wearable art…. The possibilities are endless. KSC 557
Video Game Animator: Have you ever thought you could come
up with a better character than the ones in the games you are
playing now? Here is your chance to develop a character and
animate it. You just start with a name, create a personality for your
character, decide on skills and powers, and then finish with your
storyline. Note: Students do not need any prior experience in game
design, animation or sketching. KSC 253
Video Game Designer II: Take the next step in learning how to
become a game designer. You have the basics down; now move
at your own pace to customize your game to be better than
ever. From back story to completed game, you are in control.
Prerequisite: Beginner Video Game Designer. KSC 552
Video Game Animator II: Are you ready to take your character
to the next level? You will move at your own pace to make your
character even better than before. Prerequisite: Video Game
Animator. KSC 553
Wacky Water Games!: (MINI WEEK) Splish, splash and splat. Join
us for a fun-filled class of cool water in the hot sun. Silly games
and games of skill will have you drenched and laughing all at the
same time. Note: A change of old clothes and water shoes are
recommended. KSC 532
Physics Challenge: Physics is all around us. We use the concepts
every day. Find fun ways to experiment and explore the laws of
physics. How does friction affect you and your world? Why do
objects at rest tend to stay at rest? Design your own experiments to
prove or disprove them and walk away with a new understanding
of the world around us. KSC 518
Rain Forest Expedition: Travel to the Rain Forest without ever
leaving MD. Discover the amazing creatures that inhabit this region
and the plants that are amazing beyond your imagination. Learn
the benefits you enjoy from the region and the danger that lays
ahead for this natural resource. KSC 540
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Sculpture art is your chance to express your
creativity in 3-D. Use different media such as clay, or even paper, to
create your own masterpiece. From the basics to more advanced
skills, you will be building and sculpting limited only by your
imagination. KSC 519
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YEARS
13 - 17 OLD
This program is a chance for students to receive intense experience
in possible career pathways. Youth Educational Services partners
with select credit departments to provide students with reallife experiences and understanding of career options. Train with
professors and adjunct faculty to get an advanced taste of career
options.
3-D Modeling and Animation: Design and produce a short 3-D
animation including characters, props and environments that are
completely your own. Create 3-D objects, apply textures, edit, and
animate your project. The tools to master 3-D concepts artistically
and technically are introduced. Repeat students are welcome in
this course for advanced study. KIC 520
Acrylic Painting and Color Exploration: NEW Whether you
are just beginning, or want to further your skills, this class will
introduce you to various painting techniques for the beginner
painter. Exploration and experimentation are encouraged. KIC 536
Advanced Artistic Expressions: NEW Expand your artistic
experience through this mixed media class. Try your hand at
impressionism, cubism, modern art and more. Look at what
contemporary and classical artists throughout history have
accomplished and then experience creating within their unique
styles. Work with different mediums and themes to bring out your
own masterpiece. KIC 537
Amusement Park Science: Amusement parks are fun but
did you know that every laugh, scream and thrill is a carefully
choreographed plan? Discover the physics behind the best roller
coasters on the planet. Build your own roller coaster and compete
against your classmates for the title of Coaster Master. KIC 511
Camp Scrubs: Camp Scrubs is the place to explore the amazing
world of medicine. Campers will learn real-life medical skills like
taking blood pressure, using stethoscopes, and CPR while they hear
from medical professionals and educators about the many careers
in health care. Camp Scrubs provides an activity-filled week of fun
and learning about health and medicine. NOTE: Portion of the day
will be held at Union Hospital. Students should expect to spend a
great deal of the day on their feet. KIC 535
Cecil Engineering Challenge: Civil and mechanical engineers
build bridges and machines as well as design systems that make
our everyday life possible. Spend the week applying scientific
knowledge, mathematics and ingenuity to develop solutions to
technical problems. Blast off into a fun-filled week of challenges as
you build and launch scale model rockets and planes, race balloon
vehicles, build the strongest bridge, and more. KIC 513
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Clay Works: NEW Explore the techniques to create forms out of
clay. Build using your hands, pinch, coil, and slab to bring your piece
from a concept in your brain to a reality. Explore surface decoration,
textures and glazes. No previous art experience is necessary. Just
have a desire to create and love being messy. KIC 538
Digital Illustration: Join us for an introduction to the world of
digital illustration. Illustrators work to create commercials and ads
as well as throughout the media industry. You can find out where
you would fit in. Use Photoshop and computer tablets to create
several projects that will familiarize you with Photoshop as well
as the illustration industry. Note: Previous drawing experience is
required. KIC 514
Digital Imaging: Do you enjoy editing photos? This week put
your creativity to the test by using the tools of Adobe Photoshop
to create and manipulate images. We will complete projects such
as photo restoration, image with text, collages, abstract design,
magazine ads and much more. Everyone is welcome to bring
in their own images or take photos throughout the week to edit.
KIC 530
Digital Photography I: Join us for a weeklong immersion into
the world of digital photography. What makes some images stand
out more than others? Student will learn the fundamentals of
composition, color, design and lighting, which are the fundamental
building blocks to strong imagery. In addition, we will teach you
how to use the different modes on your DSLR camera. Cameras are
provided for the camp but feel free to bring your own camera too.
We will also introduce students to professional post production in
Adobe Photoshop Bridge, Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. And
finally, students will print their photographs on our state-of-the-art
Canon and Epson ink jet printers to produce a final portfolio.
KIC 515
Digital Photography II: This photography workshop is for our
return students and those who have extensive experience with
the use of DSLR cameras and Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom.
Further your technical skills and begin to develop your personal
style. This workshop builds upon the skills in Digital Photography
I, where we learned to control light, master our DSLR camera,
and find dynamic compositions. This workshop will focus on
the importance of conceptualization, metaphor, symbolism and
self-expression. We will work in the studio again but with more
advanced light modifiers. In our outdoor portraits, we’ll work on
more complex posing techniques. And in the state-of-the-art
Macintosh computer lab, we’ll further our knowledge in Adobe
Photoshop and Lightroom. Terms and tools such as quick mask,
blending modes, cloning and transform will become a part of
the student’s Photoshop vocabulary. We will complete another
portfolio of advanced photographs. Note: If you need more time to
post process all the images you captured this week, you can check
out our Digital Imaging class. KIC 516
Learn to Draw: NEW Whether you are just beginning, or want
to further your skills, this class will help you sharpen your visual
observation, introduce you to a variety of drawing methods and
tools, and explore conceptual ideas of image making. Composition,
perspective, toning and shading will be emphasized. KIC 539
Stop Motion Films: Be the creator of your own movie story
and bring it to life. Using your own action figures, clay or other
inanimate objects, you will create a short film that will amaze your
family and friends. Let your imagination run wild and bring it into
reality using stop action film techniques. KIC 524
Mixed Media Art: (Mini Week) NEW This is an exciting week of art
exploration. Use a wide range of techniques and media to explore,
imagine, and create unique works of art. Draw, paint, print, collage,
and build 3-D sculptures. Enjoy creating with textures, patterns, and
layers of design—the possibilities are endless! KIC 540
Video Production I: You will use digital video cameras and editing
software to create a short movie. Participate in every aspect of
movie creation, including concept development, script writing,
storyboarding, operating a digital camera and sound equipment,
acting, and editing using Final Cut Pro. KIC 526
Physics, Flight, and Rocketry: Using models and hands-on
projects, you will build a flight project to test theories of flight. See
who can build the rocket that goes the highest or plane that flies
the furthest. What do design, wind drag and friction all have to do
with the success of your flight? KIC 521
Video Production II: Video Production II expands to the
techniques of video production. Emphasis is placed on problemsolving scenarios and hands-on experience. Several short video
programs are directed and produced. Students work on an
individual basis as well as in teams. KIC 527
Rock Band: So you want to be a rock superstar? This camp offers
budding musicians a unique opportunity to play in bands, write
their own music, and record demos. Students will spend their days
fine-tuning their music skills, culminating in a performance at the
end of the week that features them as the star. Notes: Vocalists
and all instrumentalists are welcome. Students who sign up for this
camp should have a minimum of one year of experience either
singing or playing an instrument. KIC 532
Video Game Designer I: Do you love video games? Are you
interested in learning how to create your own game? You will
develop a game from concept to completion using current game
design software and your own creativity to complete a playable
game.
KIC 528
SAT Prep: Be a step ahead in preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude
Test. Dive in this week for extra prep time for the verbal and math
portions of the test. You will sharpen your verbal skills as well as
practice algebra, geometry, problem solving skills, and reasoning.
Learn the best test-taking techniques to be successful on your SAT
exam. KIC 523
Video Game Designer II: Take your game designing to the
next level. Once you have mastered the basics from Video Game
Designer I, you can take your basic game to the next level in quality
and detail in VGD II. Add levels and storyline to your game to make
it a hit with your friends. KIC 529
Zentangle: NEW Come be introduced to the basics of Zentangle
and more. Start with a basic doodle and turn it into so much
more. Patterns emerge in this fun and relaxing way to create
beautiful images. You can add color to your work for an even more
spectacular finish. KIC 541
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DESTINATION
CAMPS
6 - 8 YEAR OLDS
Zoo Camp Where better to learn about different kinds of animals
than in the middle of a zoo? Go on animal walks, have animal
encounters, and challenge yourself with animal games. You will
learn even more about lots of different animals through animal
crafts you can take home with you. KIK 579
Zoo Camp Too!: NEW The animals at the zoo have so much to offer
you. If you would like to stay all day this is your afternoon option.
The activities from the morning session will not be repeated in the
afternoon. A whole new set of adventures are in store for you. Can’t
attend the morning session? No problem, you can do awesome
afternoon activities with us in this camp. KIK 601
9 - 12 YEAR OLDS
Jr. Zookeeper: Try your hand at being a zookeeper by learning
what they do to take care of animals. Get hands-on experience
with a large variety of zoo and domestic creatures by helping the
zookeeper prepare their food and clean them. If you love animals
and want to see a behind the scenes look at their lives, this is the
camp experience for you. KSC 530
13 - 17 YEAR OLDS
Archeology Challenge: It’s not Indiana Jones, but it is exciting.
Join the Archeological Society of Maryland on an actual dig in the
local area. Discover the history that is right beneath your feet. The
dig is on the actual site of a village dating back over 1,000 years,
located in Lewisville, PA, just one mile from Fair Hill, MD. KIC 534
(Full day, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm)
Teen Boat Building: Complete your very own double paddle
canoe in one week. Glue, nail, and paint pre-cut parts of your canoe.
A small boat water safety class will be conducted during the week.
Notes: A boat launch graduation and river paddle is scheduled
on Saturday. Bring a bag lunch and your own hammer. Supply fee
includes all materials needed for a completed canoe. Enrollment
is limited. Parent Orientation June 16 at 7 pm at the Upper Bay
Museum. KIC 525 (Full day, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm)
Zoo Keeper Intern: Would you like to explore a career in the
animal field? Learn what it is like to work as a zookeeper and other
related animal jobs as you participate in animal handling and care.
You will learn about feeding, veterinary care, hygiene, and specialty
care of all types of animals. See the behind the scenes world of a
real zoo keeper. KIC 533 (Full day, 9:00 am - 3:30 pm)
**Destination camps require: refillable water bottles, bag
lunch, sunscreen, and bug spray. Campers may not purchase
food at camp locations.
Jr. Zookeeper Too!: NEW The animals at the zoo have so much
to offer you. If you would like to stay all day this is your afternoon
option. The activities from the morning session will not be
repeated in the afternoon. A whole new set of Jr. Zookeeper
adventures are in store for you. Can’t attend the morning session?
No problem, you can do awesome afternoon activities with us in
this camp. KSC 558
NERYC RIVER ROOKIES
KIK 582 ages 6-8
Ages 6-17
KSC 533 ages 9-12
Camps run Monday – Thursday
KIC 531ages 13-17
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Two week sessions.
Beginner level introduces the basics: rigging, points of sail, steering, sail trim,
knot tying, docking, safety, capsize, and recovery. Beginners are teamed up
with a sailing buddy on the water. Skills are taught through a combination
of chalkboard sessions (lectures), visual aids, demonstration, practical drills,
games and extensive on the water practice.
June 15-25
June 29 – July 9
July 13-23
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CAMPER HEALTH HISTORY AND CONSENT FORM
Child’s Name: _________________________________________________________________________________
Camper’s last tetanus (or DTP) shot (month/year): _________________________________
For campers who reside within the United
States, a United States Territory, or the
District of Columbia:
1. State/territory in which the child resides:
____________________________________
2. Is the child exempt from any
immunizations?
No
Yes
List them: ____________________________
____________________________________
For campers who reside outside the United
States, a United States Territory, or the
District of Columbia:
OR
1. Country in which the child resides:
____________________________________
2. Attach Department Form DHMH-896
(record of vaccination or immunity)
Contact information:
Parent or Legal Guardian: _____________________________________ Phone: ___________________________
Emergency Contact Person: ___________________________________ Phone: ___________________________
Camper’s Physician: __________________________________________Phone: ___________________________
1. Are there any health problems including physical, psychiatric, or behavioral problems of which we need to be aware?
No
Yes, explain: _________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Are there any medications, dietary restrictions, allergies, or special needs that we need to be aware of to ensure your
child’s summer camp experience is positive?
No
Yes, explain: _________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
In case of an emergency, I give permission that my son/daughter, ______________________________________,
receive any necessary treatment while participating in any camp activity.
Parent or Legal Guardian Signature: __________________________________________Date: ________________
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PICK-UP PLANS & EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Child(ren) name(s): _______________________________________________________________________________________
1st Contact: _______________________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Relationship:_________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
Emergency contact numbers: (list as many as needed)
2nd Contact: ______________________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Relationship:_________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
3rd Contact: _______________________________________________ Relationship:_________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
4th Contact: _______________________________________________ Relationship:_________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
People authorized to pick-up your child: (if different from above)
5th Contact: _______________________________________________ Relationship:_________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
6th Contact: _______________________________________________ Relationship:_________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
7th Contact: _______________________________________________ Relationship:_________________________________
Number: __________________________________________
Alt. Number: ________________________________________
Anyone who may not pick-up your child: _____________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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EASY REGISTRATION STEPS
REGISTRATION IS OPEN NOW!
REGISTER EARLY TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT.
• Carefully read and review course descriptions and schedule of classes.
• Find your child’s age group.
• Choose your location.
• Choose your weeks.
• Choose your favorite camp sections.
• The course content for courses offered more than one week is the same: therefore, we ask that students do not
register for the same course more than once.
• Use Course numbers to identify your choices.
• You will be contacted only if your classes are full or cancelled.
THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
BY MAIL
Complete the registration form and mail it to: Cecil College c\o Registration 107 Railroad Ave. Elkton, MD 21921.
Payment must accompany the form. Attach a check or money order or provide the requested credit card
information and signature. After you register you will be contacted only if the course is cancelled or full.
BY FAX
You must use a credit card to pay your tuition. Complete the registration form and fax to 410-392-9155. Include the
type of credit card, your credit card number, expiration date and your signature on the registration form.
IN PERSON
Elkton Station, front desk registration office. 107 Railroad Ave. Elkton, MD 21921.
Hours: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday.
Phone: 410-287-1078. Cash, ATM card, check, money order or credit card accepted.
North East Campus, Student Services Building, 1st floor. One Seahawk Drive North East, MD 21901.
Hours: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. – Noon Saturday.
Phone: 410-287-1078. Cash, ATM card, check, money order or credit card accepted.
No phone registrations please.
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER and BIRTH DATE
The camper’s social security number and birth date are requested on our registration form for use as a student
identification number to help us avoid duplicate records and mailings. It is for internal use only and remains
confidential. The camper’s birth date is required by the Maryland Higher Education Commission.
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REGISTRATION FORM
REGISTER EARLY ... enrollment for each program is limited. Please note: Full payment is required at the time of
registration to reserve a place in the program. Refunds will only be made in the event that a class is cancelled.
Date:
Student ID #:
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P.O. Box & StreetCityState
Zip Code
Parent(s) or Guardian(s) Names
Home Phone Number
Business Phone Number
Gender
Race/Ethnic Group
Date of Birth
Age
M or F
Couny of Residence
_1. African American
_5. Caucasian
_2. Alaska Native/Amer. Indian _6. Non US Resident
_3. Asian
_7. Other
_4. Hispanic
Email Address
_1. Cecil
_4. Other MD County
_2. Kent
_4. Out of State
_3. Harford
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T-Shirt orders: Please circle size: 17
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NO CHARGE FOR BEFORE AND AFTER CARE.
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FORM OF PAYMENT
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Cardholder Signature ________________________________________
Name of Payee ______________________________________________
Make Check Payable to:
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Mail to: Elkton Station
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Fax to: 410-392-9155
By my signature, I acknowledge my responsibility of tuition and fee charges generated by registration.
Parent/Guardian Signature _____________________________________
Date ________________________
All students are required to abide by the policies and regulations of Cecil College as presently in effect and/or hereafter enacted as listed in the College Catalog.
MODEL RELEASE FORM
Child(ren) Name(s)__________________________________________________________________________________
MODEL’S PERMISSION AND RIGHTS GRANTED
I do not agree to give permission.
By signing this release I hereby give Cecil College unrestricted permission to use, reuse, publish and republish my child’s image
in any media form for the purpose of promoting Cecil College, which may include, among others, advertising, promotion and
marketing. I agree that the images may be combined with other images, text and graphics, and may be cropped, altered or
modified. This includes photos taken at any Cecil College designated class or camp location.
I hereby relinquish any right that I may have to examine or approve the completed product or products, advertising copy, or
printed matter that may be used in conjunction with my image.
I agree that I have no rights to the images, and all images belong to Cecil College. I acknowledge and agree that I will receive
no financial consideration or compensation, and that I will make no claim for any reason to Cecil College.
I have read the above authorization, release and agreement prior to its execution; I fully understand the contents thereof, and
agree that this release shall be binding upon me and my heirs, and legal representatives.
As the parent or guardian of the minor named above I have the legal authority to execute the above release. I approve of the
foregoing and waive any rights in the premises.
Signature of Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________________________
Parent’s/Guardian’s Printed Name____________________________________________________________________________
Minor’s Birth Date_________________________________________________________________________________________
“Model” means me and includes my appearance, likeness and form.
“Media” means all media including digital, electronic, print, television, film and other media now known or to be invented.
“Premises” means matters previously stated or referred to in a legal document.
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