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Welcome<br />
Dear Parents,<br />
Amazing activities, spectacular staff, and incredible campers make us a SUMMER CAMP OF EXCELLENCE!<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> at the <strong>Michael</strong>-<strong>Ann</strong> <strong>Russell</strong> <strong>Jewish</strong> Community Center is a safe, exciting, and transformative<br />
experience for children. We are proud to be continually rated one of the top summer camps in Miami-<br />
Dade County. We are an inclusive <strong>Jewish</strong> community that celebrates diversity and a place where children<br />
of all backgrounds can grow, learn, deepen their connections to one another, and enhance their <strong>Jewish</strong><br />
identity.<br />
From day one, our staff and counselors create an environment of magical and unforgettable experiences<br />
for all campers. Every day offers new adventures, friendship, and memories. From swimming and sports,<br />
to music, drama, and art, <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> will ensure that your camper has endless opportunities to explore<br />
his/her interests and discover new ones.<br />
While summer camp is all about fun, your camper’s safety is our first priority. <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> is led by a team<br />
of experienced professionals, many of whom return summer after summer. Our staff members are carefully<br />
screened and committed to enriching camper’s lives. <strong>All</strong> of our staff participates in training prior to the start<br />
of camp. Experienced educators tailor our camp programs and activities to each group’s<br />
developmental needs.<br />
At <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong>, we encourage Ikkarim (Guiding Principles) in our efforts to enrich the lives of our<br />
community...<br />
•Tikkun Olam - Repairing the World •Shleimut - Wholeness of Mind, Body & Spirit<br />
•Chavaya Yehudit - <strong>Jewish</strong> Life •Kehillah U’Mishpacha - Community of Friends & Family<br />
•Hachnassat Orchim - Welcoming <strong>All</strong><br />
We know that every year, we leave camp with new experiences, new memories, and new friends.<br />
We know that your kids will too.<br />
Eva Rub Josh Weingard Guila Mermelszteyn Chris Moltmann<br />
Co-<strong>Camp</strong> Committee Co-<strong>Camp</strong> Committee <strong>Camp</strong> Director <strong>Camp</strong> Director<br />
Chair<br />
Chair<br />
Academy <strong>Camp</strong>s • Ages 20 months - 6 years<br />
2<br />
Academy <strong>Camp</strong>s have a small counselor to camper ratio. Instructional swim, art, music, sports, nature and play are<br />
part of your preschooler’s camp day. <strong>Camp</strong>ers thrive in a nurturing, enthusiastic, supportive and structured environment.<br />
Special attention is given to the social growth and emotional development of each camper.<br />
Making friends, instilling <strong>Jewish</strong> identity, and creating a lifetime of memories are also intermingled in your camper’s day.<br />
Swim Academy Half Day<br />
Age 30 – 40 months (must be potty trained)<br />
Your First-Time <strong>Camp</strong>er will experience:<br />
•Field Trip 1x/per session<br />
•One hour of instructional swim daily<br />
focusing on survival skills and water safety<br />
•One hour will be spent each day with the<br />
Academy Educator for games and activities focusing on<br />
gross motor skills and fine motor coordination. <strong>Camp</strong>ers<br />
will also participate in art, little sports, and story time<br />
• Pick-up at 12:30 pm after lunch<br />
Swim Academy<br />
Age 3 ½ years old to Entering K<br />
(must be potty trained)<br />
Your new or returning <strong>Camp</strong>er will enjoy:<br />
•Swim 5x/week • Field Trip 1x/per session<br />
•Instructional swim focusing on water safety, survival skills,<br />
stroke technique and development. <strong>Camp</strong>ers will have<br />
an additional free swim period two times per week.<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will enjoy other activities such as sports, drama,<br />
art, tennis, library, and one hour each day with the<br />
Academy Educator<br />
•Pick-up at 2:45pm. Extended day option until 3:45pm<br />
available<br />
Sports Academy<br />
Age 3 ½ years old Entering K (must be potty trained)<br />
Bring your game to a whole new level!<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•Emphasis on playing the “right way”<br />
•Concentration on sportsmanship, team participation,<br />
and willingness to listen and learn<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will participate in basketball, soccer,<br />
swimming, and a variety of other sports and<br />
activities<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers are given the tools needed to create a<br />
positive environment where they can play and learn<br />
skills as they “have a ball”<br />
•Pick-up at 2:45pm. Extended day option until 3:45pm<br />
available<br />
WEEKLY CAMP ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:<br />
•Arts & Crafts •Gymnastics •Traditions •Basketball •Story Telling •Zumba® •Soccer •Tennis<br />
•Dance •Cooking •Karate •Robotics •Fencing •Fitness<br />
•Game Room •Outdoor Games •Music •Field Trips •Kabbalat Shabbat<br />
•Israeli Culture •Boker <strong>To</strong>v (Flag Pole)•Instructional Swim •Drama<br />
•<strong>Jewish</strong> Games and more...
Variety <strong>Camp</strong>s • Ages 3 - Grade 8<br />
Variety <strong>Camp</strong> is summer camp like you remember – filled with a little bit of everything and a whole lot of fun!<br />
Each day of camp brings its own excitement. <strong>Jewish</strong> traditions, archim (values), and ruach (spirit) are incorporated into<br />
every camp day. <strong>All</strong> campers will participate in a Kabbalat Shabbat Celebration and our Friday Spirit event.<br />
Nitzanim (Little buddies) - Must be 3 years old by 6/18/2012<br />
(must be potty trained)<br />
Give your tot a delicious taste of what camp is like<br />
•Swim 5x/week<br />
•Each group will have its own well-equipped classroom to<br />
explore and discover new skills<br />
•Nitzis will enjoy water play, songs, dance, lots of messy play,<br />
sports, arts, special group activities and much more<br />
•Quiet time after lunch to re-energize for an afternoon of fun<br />
Kitanim (Small ones) – Must be 4 years old by 9/1/12<br />
Set the stage for your child’s lifelong love of camp<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•Counselors trained to make campers feel safe and secure<br />
away from home<br />
•Activities including sports, art, tennis, drama,<br />
gymnastics, music and cooking<br />
Tsofim (Scouts) – Entering K<br />
Where new and lasting friendships are created<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers grow, explore, and develop in a fun and safe<br />
environment<br />
•<strong>Jewish</strong> games, basketball, drama, sports 101, art, soccer,<br />
dancing, and lots more will keep your camper ecstatic<br />
every day<br />
Yeladim (Children) – Entering Grade 1<br />
Yeladim will be the heart of your child’s summer adventure<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will build social & individual skills, discover new<br />
talents, and make new friends<br />
•Days are filled with a variety of sports, musical games, art,<br />
karate, cooking, traditions, and many group activities<br />
•We instill confidence and enjoyment in all campers<br />
while they start to grow independently<br />
Chaverim (Friends) – Entering Grades 2 & 3<br />
<strong>Jewish</strong> values, traditions and “ruach” (spirit) are incorporated<br />
through song, games and celebrations<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•Chaverim campers are encouraged to develop<br />
meaningful bonds with their peers as they play<br />
together as a team and in group activities<br />
•Every day is different as campers will enjoy fitness, Israeli<br />
culture, sports 101, drama, tennis, music, and robotics<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will have a balanced blend of athletic,<br />
cultural and social activities<br />
Giborim (Heroes) – Entering Grades 4 & 5<br />
Special emphasis on manheegut (leadership)<br />
and chaverut (friendship) will highlight the summer<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field Trip 2x/week<br />
•Positive peer relations are established through<br />
dynamic group activities<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will enjoy an array of many activities<br />
including cooking, basketball, <strong>Jewish</strong> games, fitness,<br />
drama, and karate<br />
•Great environment for a more innovative camp<br />
experience with challenging and creative<br />
programming<br />
Madli-Teen (Cool kids) – Entering Grades 6-8<br />
Madli-teen campers have the opportunity to serve as<br />
role models for the younger campers as well as their<br />
peers<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field Trip 2x/week<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will participate in fun activities to strengthen<br />
their interpersonal skills and self-esteem<br />
•Group and individual activities include soccer, drama,<br />
tennis, traditions, karate, Israeli culture, basketball, and<br />
much, much more<br />
•Group Mitzvot (good deeds) projects outside the MAR-<br />
JCC will be planned to help teach campers responsibility<br />
and tikkun olam (repairing our world)<br />
Specialty <strong>Camp</strong>s • Grades PreK - 5<br />
Specialty <strong>Camp</strong>s are all about learning. Whether your camper would like to learn a new skill or just enjoy an<br />
already found hobby, our Specialty <strong>Camp</strong>s are a fun and enriching experience for children of all ages. A minimum of two<br />
periods a day will be devoted to learning skills taught by professionals. <strong>Camp</strong>ers attending Speciality <strong>Camp</strong>s will also<br />
enjoy the variety of activities listed on page 2.<br />
Junior Aquatics – Entering Grades 1 & 2<br />
For the kid that is a fish at heart<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field trip 1x/week water fun related<br />
•Schedule includes diving and stroke perfection<br />
•Late night at the MAR-JCC 1st session<br />
•Sleep-over at the MAR-JCC 2nd session<br />
<strong>All</strong> Sports – Entering Grades 1 & 2<br />
Learn new skills and improve old ones while having a blast<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•Run, throw, shoot, pass, and jump will improve motor skills<br />
and hand-eye coordination<br />
•Basketball, soccer, and flag football will be highlighted<br />
•Team work and sportsmanship (rachmanus) are crucial<br />
Super Sports - Entering Grades 3 & 4<br />
Excellence is a positive attitude on and off the field<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•Focus will be on teamwork, fundamental skills, and sportsmanship<br />
which are necessary to compete<br />
successfully. Basketball, soccer, and flag football will be<br />
highlighted<br />
•Attention to improving each camper’s confidence and<br />
skills in individual and team sports will be the focus<br />
•Sleep-over at the MAR-JCC 2nd session<br />
Soccer<br />
Junior Soccer: Entering Grades 1 & 2<br />
Senior Soccer: Entering Grades 3 - 5<br />
Bring your “A” game<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•Perfect the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and<br />
player positioning<br />
•Every player will feel like a champion learning new<br />
techniques and team tactics needed for success<br />
Future Stars Tennis – Entering Grades 1-3<br />
You only live once, but you get to serve twice<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•The fundamentals of tennis will be learned including foot<br />
work drills, strategy, creative activities, and match play<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will be taught the fundamentals of tennis using<br />
the USTA Quick Start Tennis Program, which includes skills,<br />
technique, fitness and match play. Etiquette and sportsmanship<br />
are the focus<br />
Gymnastics<br />
Tiny Gymnastics: Entering Pre K4 – K<br />
Gymnastics: Entering Grades 1-4<br />
Why walk when you can flip, twist and tumble<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
•Staff leads a fun and challenging camp for the beginner<br />
to the advanced gymnast improving strength, flexibility,<br />
and coordination<br />
•Balance, personal spirit, and self-confidence are learned<br />
while training on the floor apparatus and learning<br />
cheerleading routines<br />
Summer Shlichim (Emissaries)<br />
Each year, we have guests from Israel - Summer Shlichim<br />
who are talented, professional young people who have<br />
completed their army or national service and are experienced<br />
in areas of formal and informal education as counselors,<br />
teachers, youth, or childcare workers.<br />
They share their culture, language, and ruach (spirit) with<br />
our campers. Families can share this international experience<br />
by extending home hospitality. Please contact Dror<br />
Gershoni, our Community Shaliach at 305-932-4200 ext. 128,<br />
if you are interested in housing our Israeli guests.
Premier <strong>Camp</strong>s • Ages K - Grade 8<br />
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Premier <strong>Camp</strong>s are programs created around one theme and are devoted to improving skills and knowledge.<br />
Learning from professionals will help improve your camper’s technique and performance. <strong>Jewish</strong> principles such as<br />
Avodat Tzevet (teamwork) are emphasized in all our activities. <strong>Camp</strong>ers attending Premier camps will also enjoy the<br />
variety of activities listed on page 2.<br />
T’Nuah (Dance)<br />
Tiny T’Nuah: Entering Grades K & 1<br />
T’Nuah: Entering Grades 2 – 6<br />
“So you think you can dance”<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will be exposed to jazz, ballet, hip hop,<br />
salsa, Israeli dance, and belly dancing while working<br />
on flexibility, rhythm, coordination, movement, and<br />
age appropriate choreographed dances<br />
•Dancers will work on choreographed performances<br />
which will be held at the end of each four (4) week<br />
session<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> Picasso - Entering Grades 1 – 4<br />
We believe that children are as unique as the art they<br />
create<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•Introducing the budding artist to many forms of<br />
media including painting, drawing, ceramics,<br />
fabrics, papier-mache´, and more<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong> Picasso will have a gallery-style exhibition at<br />
the end of each four (4) week session<br />
Senior Aquatics – Entering Grades 3 & 4<br />
What’s cool about Sr. Aquatics this summer<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 2x/week<br />
•Sr. Aquatics will offer fun and motivating aerobic<br />
workouts focusing on stroke technique, endurance<br />
& strength, snorkeling and water polo<br />
•Fun and water-related field trips weekly, with one<br />
(1) overnight trip each session<br />
J-CAT Summer Stock - Entering grades 1-5<br />
Be a part of Broadway Magic!<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 3x/session<br />
•Curtain up on J-CAT’s theatre camp, where kids take center<br />
stage<br />
•Learn the ropes of acting, singing and dancing with our staff of<br />
trained theatre professionals<br />
•Musical show at the end of each session for the entire camp<br />
Girls, Inc! – Entering Grades 3 – 5<br />
Amazing camp for the all-around girl<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 1x/per week<br />
•Featuring alternating week long specialties in what GIRLS like.<br />
Includes art with different media, boot camp and nutrition,<br />
jewelry making, soccer, painting, cake decorating and more<br />
(focus areas subject to change)<br />
Mad, Mad Science<br />
Junior: Entering Grades 1 & 2<br />
Senior: Entering Grades 3 – 5<br />
This ain’t summer school. New experiments for 2012<br />
•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 1x/per week<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong>ers will make volcanoes erupt, motors roar and test<br />
scientific theories in their science lab. Projects like making<br />
rockets, slippery slime, solar powered cars and more!<br />
•While getting their hands dirty, campers will enjoy learning<br />
about astronomy, biology, modern science, technology<br />
and much more<br />
Tennis Academy - Entering Grade 4-8<br />
Let’s have a “ball” this summer!<br />
•Swim 4x/week • Field trip 1x/week<br />
•Provides all around tennis instruction, proper stroke, grip, foot<br />
work, coordination and match tactics<br />
•Focus on plymetrics and fitness training<br />
•Learn sportsmanship and proper tennis etiquette<br />
Extreme <strong>Camp</strong>s & Teen <strong>Camp</strong>s • Grades 5-10<br />
*Extreme T’Nuah - (Dance) Entering Grades 5 – 7<br />
Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with heart is<br />
another<br />
•Swim 2x/week • Field trip 1x/per week<br />
•An essay is required prior to registration detailing the<br />
reason for the dancer’s interest in this camp. An audition<br />
may be required<br />
•Trip to a New York dance studio will highlight the summer.<br />
Dance sequences and exciting choreography will be<br />
showcased at the end of the session<br />
•Learn the ultimate steps and moves from the best dance<br />
teachers. Features ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and street dancing<br />
•This camp is offered Session I only<br />
*Extreme Adventure – Entering Grades 5 -7<br />
Got EXTREME<br />
•Swim 2x/week • Field trip 3x/week + Golf 2x/week<br />
•This is the camp that takes it to the next level. Adventure<br />
seekers will enjoy kayaking, rock climbing, scuba diving,<br />
snorkeling, go carting and golf at Turnberry Isle Resort<br />
•There will be a one-day mitzvah (good deed) project<br />
each session<br />
•Extended trips Session I: <strong>All</strong> Florida trip - Theme Park<br />
Adventures including Busch Gardens and Universal<br />
Studios<br />
•Extended trip Session II: Pocono Mountains, PA – Trip to<br />
the NJY <strong>Camp</strong> Mountain <strong>To</strong>p for amazing activities<br />
including hiking, pottery, zip lining, arts and much<br />
more. Will enjoy a Shabbat experience at <strong>Camp</strong><br />
Mountain <strong>To</strong>p<br />
*Extreme Sports – Entering Grades 5 -7<br />
State-of-the-art athletic experience<br />
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•Swim 3x/week • Field trip 3x/week<br />
•Focus will be on a different sport each week. Sportsmanship,<br />
successful techniques and teamwork (Avodat<br />
Tzevet) are key components of our program. There will<br />
be weekly scheduled competitions<br />
•Extended trip Session I: Atlanta, Georgia Road Trip:<br />
Includes Six Flags Over Georgia, Atlanta Braves base<br />
ball game, white-water rafting, Stone Mountain laser<br />
light show and tour the World of Coca-Cola<br />
•Extended trip Session II: Pocono Mountains, PA – Trip to<br />
the NJY <strong>Camp</strong> Mountain <strong>To</strong>p for a week of learning in<br />
the specialty camp of your choice<br />
*Extreme J-CAT - Entering Grades 6 – 9<br />
Take your Broadway dreams to the next level<br />
• 2x/per week theatre related •Swim 2x/week Field trip<br />
•Sing, dance, and act while getting a glimpse of the world of<br />
theatre<br />
•Extended Trip Session I: Orlando–Enjoy Disney Theme parks &<br />
shows, while participating in Disney’s “Broadway Magic” musical<br />
theatre workshop. Perform on the Downtown Disney stage!<br />
•Extended Trip Session II: New York–Off to the Big APPLE to<br />
enjoy a Broadway show, sightseeing and much more. Will<br />
participate in a master class taught by Broadway performers<br />
•Musical Review will be performed at the end of each session<br />
*Teen Travel – Entering Grades 7-9<br />
Returns after another triumphant summer of exploration and<br />
adventures<br />
•Field trip 5x/week<br />
•Rock climbing, water parks, team building activities,<br />
kayaking, water skiing, and go-carting are just a few of the<br />
fun daily field trips Teen Travel enjoys during the summer. Not<br />
only will teens build new friendships, but they will also acquire<br />
skills to help develop self-confidence. A special component<br />
of Teen Travel will include a different meaningful community<br />
based Mitzvah (good deed) project each session<br />
•Extended trips Session I: Road Trip to New Orleans, with fun<br />
stops and activities along the way<br />
•Extended trip Session II: Cruise-2nd annual! <strong>All</strong> aboard for fun<br />
in the sun at sea!<br />
Madatzim (Junior Leader) – Entering Grades 9 & 10<br />
“I never thought being a Madatz could make me feel<br />
sooooooo good”<br />
•A unique program designed to introduce 9th & 10th<br />
grade teens to work with kids. Each madatz will be<br />
assigned to a specific group<br />
•Sessions on leadership skills, decision making, college<br />
information, and many more topics will be explored<br />
•The Madatzim program requires an interview<br />
and letter of recommendation prior to registration.<br />
Please contact Nancy Carroll at 305-932-4200 ext. 136<br />
•Participants may receive community service hours<br />
*Please Note: Extended trip meals are kosher style. Glatt kosher meals are<br />
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available upon prior request. <strong>Camp</strong>s may incur additional fees for trips based<br />
on current travel market. Luggage fees will be the responsibility of each<br />
camper. Itineraries activities subject to change.
Koach/Ometz Summer Experience & Maccabi <strong>Camp</strong>s<br />
Koach/Ometz Summer Experience<br />
Koach – Special Needs – Entering K-8<br />
This program provides an educational, creative, socially<br />
and emotionally safe environment for children and teens<br />
with special needs.<br />
Eligible campers are mainstreamed in our Variety <strong>Camp</strong>s,<br />
participating in all of the same activities, while being buddied<br />
with a shadow.<br />
In order to ensure a positive experience, this unique program<br />
requires an intake application prior to acceptance.<br />
This program is not subject to sibling discount.<br />
June 18–July 13: 1st 4 weeks - $1,900<br />
June 18 –July 27: 6 weeks - $2,850<br />
June 18 –August 10: 8 weeks - $3,800<br />
Ometz Summer Work Experience<br />
Age 15 +<br />
•Swim 2x/week • Field Trip 1x/week<br />
A stimulating environment with<br />
hands-on experiences is created for<br />
each camper, with the goal of instilling<br />
confidence, developing social<br />
and life skills, increasing attention span and improving fine<br />
and gross motor abilities.<br />
<strong>Camp</strong>ers experience regular activities including swimming,<br />
music, karate, special events and more.<br />
As part of their work experience, participants train at local<br />
businesses such as retail stores and/or restaurants.<br />
June 25–August 3: 6 weeks only - $2,710<br />
Policies & Procedures<br />
JCC Maccabi Games, Memphis, TN<br />
& Houston, TX – Ages 13-16<br />
Maccabi Games is a world famous<br />
Olympic style event which provide<br />
<strong>Jewish</strong> youth with cultural as well as<br />
athletic events. The JCC Maccabi Games celebrates 25<br />
years of fun, sportsmanship and athletic competition. Team<br />
NMB will consist of boys and girls competing in basketball,<br />
flag football, dance, soccer, and tennis. Athletes will train for<br />
three weeks at the MAR-JCC prior to their competition in<br />
Memphis and Houston. The games strengthen a personal<br />
connection with Judaism, continuing the historic sports<br />
tradition passed on from generation to generation.<br />
For tryouts call Chris Moltmann at ext 193. Registration must<br />
be completed by April 1, 2012.<br />
Maccabi fee includes round-trip airfare, home hospitality, all<br />
meals and uniforms.<br />
Memphis, TN – August 5-10, 2012 - $2195<br />
Houston, TX – August 5-10, 2012 - $2195<br />
At the time of print, it was not determined by JCC Maccabi<br />
Program which team will be selected for which venue.<br />
Maccabi Athletes may incur additional fees for trips based<br />
on current travel market. Luggage fees will be the<br />
responsibility of each participant.<br />
This program is not subject to sibling discounts.<br />
JCC Maccabi Artsfest, Houston, TX<br />
Ages 14-17<br />
JCC Maccabi Artsfest is an arts experience for<br />
<strong>Jewish</strong> teens. It features dynamic workshops,<br />
exhibitions, performances, community service<br />
and social activities while strengthening their<br />
bonds to their <strong>Jewish</strong> heritage and to Israel.<br />
Teens will be working closely with artists in visual arts,<br />
instrumental music, vocal music theater, dance, creative<br />
writing, photography, culinary arts and more.<br />
Artsfest fee includes round-trip airfare, home hospitality and<br />
all meals.<br />
Houston: August 5-10, 2012 - $2195<br />
Maccabi Artfest participants may incur additional fees for<br />
trips based on current travel market prices. Luggage fees will<br />
be the responsibility of each camper.<br />
This program is not subject to sibling discounts.<br />
2012 MAR-JCC CAMP SOL TAPLIN POLICIES & PROCEDURES<br />
Eligibility for Enrollment:<br />
1. Enrolling families must have a current membership in good standing with<br />
the <strong>Michael</strong>-<strong>Ann</strong> <strong>Russell</strong> <strong>Jewish</strong> Community Center (MAR-JCC) throughout<br />
the entire camp season. Membership dues and other MAR-JCC financial<br />
obligations must be current at time of registration.<br />
2. <strong>All</strong> campers must be able to use the bathroom independently by the first<br />
day of camp.<br />
Registration:<br />
1. Each registration form must be accompanied by the following:<br />
a. Membership Fast Pass, which confirms that your membership is<br />
current and that you are current with your financial obligations,<br />
is available in the Membership office.<br />
b. First camp payment, including $250 non refundable deposit per<br />
camper.<br />
2. <strong>All</strong> enrollments are subject to space availability. You will be notified if you<br />
have selected a camp in which capacity has been reached. A wait list for<br />
each camp will be established. Families on the wait list will be notified<br />
if/when space becomes available. We reserve the right to cancel any<br />
camp due to lack of enrollment.<br />
3. <strong>All</strong> buddy requests should be made on the registration form. Every effort<br />
is made to accommodate one request per camper, however requests cannot<br />
be guaranteed. Please note that some camps are grouped by ability<br />
and skill level.<br />
4. A 10% sibling discount is applied and deducted from the lower camp fee.<br />
Discount also applies to transportation and Kid Konnection fees. Not<br />
applicable for Maccabi programs.<br />
5. Payments can be made in installments through May 11, 2012. Final payment<br />
of camp fees is due no later than May 11, 2012. Registration forms<br />
turned in after May 11, 2012 must be paid in full at time of registration.<br />
6. Acceptable forms of payment include: check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover,<br />
American Express and cash.<br />
7. There will be a $30 charge for each NSF check or returned EFT debit.<br />
There will be a $10 charge for each declined credit card transaction.<br />
Special Service:<br />
In the event our staff sees your camper is having difficulty within the structure<br />
we provide, we reserve the right to have our behavioral specialist conduct an<br />
observation and oversee the implementation of behavior modification programs<br />
with staff and your camper. If, after the implementation of these procedures,<br />
your camper continues to experience difficulty, we may recommend<br />
that your camper participate in a shadow program, which we provide in cooperation<br />
with the Or Gadol Department for an additional fee.<br />
Financial Assistance:<br />
1. Qualifying families who need to apply for financial assistance must submit<br />
an application by April 2, 2012.<br />
2. Financial assistance applications are available upon request from Galit<br />
Shemesh, Social Worker (305) 932-4200 ext. 142. Limited funds are available.<br />
Scholarship requests will be reviewed on a first-come, first-serve<br />
basis. Please submit applications as early as possible.<br />
3. <strong>All</strong> inquiries and financial assistance applications are kept confidential.<br />
Changes and Additions:<br />
1. In order to request a change, a drop/add form must be completed in the<br />
Membership office.<br />
2. Changes and additions are subject to space availability.<br />
3. A $75 change fee is applied for each drop/add per child.<br />
Refund & Cancellation Policy:<br />
1. Refund requests must be made in writing to the Executive Director prior<br />
to May 11, 2012.<br />
2. <strong>All</strong> refunds will be subject to a $75 processing fee and a $250 non refundable<br />
registration fee per child.<br />
3. <strong>Camp</strong> fees are NON REFUNDABLE after May 11, 2012, including, but not<br />
limited to absences, withdrawals, inclement weather or in the event a<br />
camper is asked to leave camp for disciplinary reasons.<br />
4. MAR-JCC Membership is NON REFUNDABLE.<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> Communication:<br />
1. <strong>All</strong> <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> communications will be provided through email. It is<br />
the responsibility of each parent/guardian to regularly check email for pertinent<br />
camp information.<br />
2. If your email address changes, it is your responsibility to provide any<br />
changes to the Membership office and the <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> staff.<br />
Accident Form/Medications:<br />
1. I understand that if medical forms are not completed by the child(ren)’s<br />
physician (dated after August 18, 2011, and turned into the Membership<br />
office prior to June 1, 2012, the MAR-JCC has the right to refuse entry to<br />
camp with no refund.<br />
2. <strong>All</strong> medications must be clearly indicated on the health form and on applicable<br />
medication forms. <strong>All</strong> medications will be maintained in the<br />
camp’s infirmary and dispensed by the <strong>Camp</strong> Medic with written permission<br />
from the parent/guardian.<br />
3. A <strong>Camp</strong> Medic will staff the camp infirmary from 9AM-4PM.<br />
4. The cost of accident insurance is included in your child’s camp fee, as described<br />
herein. The accident insurance plan is a supplemental policy to<br />
the current policy that covers the camper and will cover medical expenses<br />
that the camper’s personal policy does not pay (i.e., deductibles<br />
and percentages not included in the policy (80%-20% plans) up to<br />
$10,000 per incident. If the camper is not already covered by a health insurance<br />
plan, the camp policy will pay 100% after proof of non-insurance<br />
is supplied to our carrier, up to $10,000 per incident, except for a $75 deductible<br />
per accident. NOTE: Parent/guardian is responsible for payment<br />
of all medical expenses incurred. Call Ruthie Williams-Cass at 305-932-<br />
4200 x133, to submit a claim.<br />
5. The health history provided to the camp of my child(ren) is correct so far<br />
as I know, and the child(ren) that I have registered have permission to<br />
engage in all prescribed camp activities, except as noted by the examining<br />
physician and myself.<br />
6. I understand that the MAR-JCC does not assume responsibility for any injury.<br />
In case of medical emergency, I hereby give permission to the physician,<br />
selected by the MAR-JCC, to secure proper treatment for my<br />
child(ren) and I assume responsibility for all fees. I also understand that<br />
the MAR-JCC will offer assistance with filing the claim, but assumes no<br />
responsibility for the fees or payment from the insurance company.<br />
Food Policy:<br />
1. <strong>All</strong> lunches and snacks served at <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> (including daily field<br />
trips) are glatt kosher.<br />
2. In keeping with MAR-JCC’s kashrut (dietary laws) policy, no food or<br />
snacks may be sent from home.<br />
3. Ice water is provided throughout the day.<br />
4. Extended trip meals are kosher style. Glatt kosher meals are available<br />
upon prior request.<br />
Inclement Weather:<br />
1. <strong>All</strong> outdoor activities and field trips are suspended during inclement<br />
weather.<br />
2. Alternate indoor activities will be offered.<br />
3. There are no refunds due to inclement weather.<br />
4. Carpool may be delayed due to inclement weather.<br />
5. <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> will close following the National Hurricane Center warning<br />
for our area.<br />
Field Trip Policy:<br />
Should the camper be unwilling, unable or chooses to forgo the designated<br />
field trip, alternate accommodations are not available.<br />
General Policies:<br />
1. <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> and MAR-JCC are not responsible for lost or stolen articles.<br />
2. I hereby authorize <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> and MAR-JCC to include my<br />
child(ren)’s photograph, voice, or other likeness in photographs, videos,<br />
printed or recorded material, including but not limited to, use on the Internet<br />
and MAR-JCC website. I understand further that I will not have<br />
any opportunity to approve or review the finished product that may be<br />
used in conjunction therewith or the use to which it may be applied.<br />
3. I agree to pay the program(s) fees in which my child(ren) is/are registered,<br />
including registration, processing and late fees where applicable. If payments<br />
are not received by due date, the MAR-JCC reserves the right to<br />
institute legal action to enforce its rights, in which event Parent(s) or<br />
Guardian(s) will be responsible for all costs of collection, including reasonable<br />
attorney’s fees.<br />
4. I hereby give permission for my child(ren) to participate in all camp activities,<br />
including planned and unplanned trips away from the camp site.
Registration Form<br />
<strong>Michael</strong>- <strong>Ann</strong> <strong>Russell</strong> <strong>Jewish</strong> Community Center<br />
Sanford L. Ziff <strong>Camp</strong>us<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong><br />
<strong>Michael</strong>-<strong>Ann</strong> <strong>Russell</strong> JCC<br />
Registration Form<br />
Summer 2012<br />
camp sol taplin<br />
THIS IS YOUR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY<br />
FAMILY INFORMATION<br />
Last Name:<br />
Membership #:<br />
Home Address:<br />
City: State: Zip: Country:<br />
Primary email: Secondary email:<br />
PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION<br />
DURING THE SUMMER, CAMPER(S) LIVES WITH:<br />
BOTH PARENTS MOTHER FATHER<br />
JOINT CUSTODY GRANDPARENT(S) OTHERS<br />
Mother/Guardian Last Name: Father/Guardian Last Name:<br />
First Name: First Name:<br />
Cell Phone: Cell Phone:<br />
Home Phone: Home Phone:<br />
Occupation: Work Phone: Occupation:<br />
Work Phone:<br />
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION<br />
IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, WE WILL ATTEMPT TO CONTACT A PARENT/GUARDIAN. PLEASE PROVIDE TWO ADDITIONAL PEOPLE WHO<br />
HAVE AUTHORITY TO MAKE ALL DECISIONS REGARDING YOUR CHILD(REN) IF WE ARE UNABLE TO REACH A PARENT/GUARDIAN.<br />
1st Emergency Contact Name:<br />
Phone 1: Phone 2:<br />
2nd Emergency Contact Name:<br />
Phone 1:<br />
Phone 2:<br />
PICK-UP AUTHORIZATION<br />
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF PEOPLE WHO ARE AUTHORIZED TO PICK UP MY CHILD(REN) FROM CAMP SOL TAPLIN. I WILL NOTIFY THE<br />
CAMP OF ANY PICK-UP CHANGES FOR THE DAY IF APPLICABLE. PLEASE NOTE PROPER IDENTIFICATION WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ANYONE<br />
PICKING UP YOUR CHILD(REN).<br />
Name:<br />
Phone 1: Phone 2:<br />
Name:<br />
Phone 1:<br />
Phone 2:<br />
MEDICAL INFORMATION<br />
Physician Name:<br />
Physician Phone : Dentist Name:<br />
Dentist Phone:<br />
<strong>All</strong>ergies and Dietary Restrictions:<br />
LIST ANY SEVERE REACTIONS TO DRUGS, FOODS, INSECT BITES AND POISON IVY.<br />
Medical Conditions:<br />
INCLUDING PHYSICAL, MENTAL, OR PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS REQUIRING MEDICATION, TREATMENT, OR SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS WHILE AT CAMP.<br />
Current Medications:<br />
LIST ALL CURRENT MEDICATIONS, INLCUDING PRESCRIBED AND OVER-THE-COUNTER.<br />
<strong>Camp</strong>er Information<br />
Registration Form<br />
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Fees/Transportation/Kid Konnection (before & after care)<br />
Month <strong>Camp</strong> 4 Weeks 6 Weeks 8 Weeks<br />
Early 1/2 day Academy $1675<br />
Registration Academies $1360 $1990 $2260<br />
Prices Variety $1075 $1435 $1750<br />
Through Specialty $1285 $1725 $2110<br />
Feb 29, Premier $1360 $1900 $2310<br />
2012 Extreme* $1910 N/A $3360<br />
Teen Travel* $2310 N/A $3720<br />
Month <strong>Camp</strong> 4 Weeks 6 Weeks 8 Weeks<br />
March- 1/2 day Academy $1910<br />
June Academies $1575 $2215 $2495<br />
2012 Variety $1290 $1660 $1985<br />
Specialty $1500 $1950 $2345<br />
Premier $1575 $2125 $2545<br />
Extreme* $2095 N/A $3545<br />
Teen Travel* $2495 N/A $3945<br />
*Extreme and Teen Travel <strong>Camp</strong>s may incur additional fees for trips based on<br />
current travel market prices.<br />
Madatzim 4 weeks - $535<br />
8 weeks - $775<br />
•Session I - 4 Weeks/June 18 – July 13<br />
•Session II - 4 Weeks/July 16 – August 10<br />
•Session III - 6 Weeks/June 18 – July 27<br />
•Session IV - 6 Weeks/July 2 – August 10<br />
•Session V - 8 Weeks/June 18 – August 10<br />
<strong>Camp</strong>s<br />
Variety <strong>Camp</strong>s: Nitzanim, Kitanim, Tsofim, Yeladim, Chaverim,<br />
Giborim, Madli-Teen<br />
Specialty <strong>Camp</strong>s: Soccer, Junior Aquatics, <strong>All</strong> Sports, Super Sports,<br />
Future Stars Tennis, Tiny Gymnastics, Gymnastics<br />
Premier <strong>Camp</strong>s: Tiny T’nuah, T’nuah, Picasso, Tennis Academy,<br />
Senior Aquatics, J-CAT Theatre, Girls, Inc., Mad, Mad Science<br />
Extreme <strong>Camp</strong>s: Extreme Adventure, Extreme T’nuah,<br />
Extreme Sports, Extreme J-CAT<br />
Teen <strong>Camp</strong>s: Teen Travel, Madatzim, JCC Maccabi Games,<br />
JCC Maccabi Artsfest<br />
•Register by February 29, 2012 and receive 2011 prices<br />
(With the exception of Extreme & Teen Travel <strong>Camp</strong>s)<br />
•Early Registration - Save at least $185 per camper!<br />
•Pay in Full by January 31, 2012 and receive an<br />
additional 5% discount! (Must be paid at time of registration)<br />
Kid Konnection (after care)<br />
An optional extended day program is available morning and afternoon. Morning care includes<br />
outdoor play and quiet games, while afternoon care may include swim, athletics, movie, game<br />
room and snack.<br />
Morning: 7:30am - 8:45am<br />
Afternoon: 4-6pm, Monday-Thursday, 4-5pm Friday. A $5 late fee will be collected for each<br />
additional 10 minutes after 6pm Monday - Thursday and 5pm on Fridays.<br />
4 weeks $245 • 6 weeks $355 • 8 weeks $435<br />
Academy Extended Day: 2:45-3:45pm<br />
4 weeks.......................$140<br />
6 weeks.......................$185<br />
8 weeks.......................$225<br />
Bus Transportation<br />
A1A Transportation has been transporting our campers for many summers. Bus stops are available<br />
from Sunny Isles Beach to Hollywood.<br />
Transportation AM and PM<br />
4 Weeks-$325 • 6 Weeks-$415 • 8 Weeks-$505<br />
Transportation AM or PM<br />
4 Weeks-$255 • 6 Weeks-$315 • 8 Weeks-$370<br />
<strong>All</strong> Access Membership Rates: Effective January 1, 2012<br />
Family:.............................$80/month<br />
Single Parent Family:.....$70/month<br />
Student:...........................$46/month<br />
Rates based on yearly contract. Includes a $3 per month processing fee will apply to monthly membership<br />
payments.<br />
Out of town membership: $295/year<br />
(For campers who reside outside Miami-Dade and Broward Counties)<br />
Ask about our Founders Club Membership and its privileges! Call the Membership Office for more information<br />
at 305-932-4200 ext. 145/146.<br />
Payment Agreement Form<br />
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PAYMENT AGREEMENT FORM<br />
Every camp application must be accompanied by this form, which is an agreement to pay by check or<br />
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credit card. (Includes the $250 non-refundable fee per child.) <strong>All</strong> remaining camp balances are due on the<br />
dates shown below.<br />
FEES AMOUNT ENCLOSED<br />
1. Membership Fee Membership renewal date<br />
(If renewal date is prior to 8/31/12) _____________________________ $__________________<br />
2. <strong>Camp</strong> Fee<br />
First payment due upon registration Check #____________________ $ __________________<br />
Remaining Payments (If applicable)<br />
January 16, 2012 $ __________________<br />
February 15, 2012 $ __________________<br />
March 15, 2012 $ __________________<br />
April 16, 2012 $ __________________<br />
May 11, 2012 $ __________________<br />
Member Name: ______________________________________ Membership Number: __________________<br />
Billing Name__________________________________________ Cellular Phone: ________________________<br />
(if different than member name)<br />
Credit Card Number:__________________________________ Expiration Date:________________________<br />
Billing Address_________________________________________ VIN#___________________________________<br />
Child 1 <strong>Camp</strong> Choice:________________________________ <strong>Camp</strong> Price: $ _________________________<br />
(choose most expensive camp for Child 1)<br />
Child 2 <strong>Camp</strong> Choice:________________________________ <strong>Camp</strong> Price - 10% discount $ ____________<br />
Child 3 <strong>Camp</strong> Choice:________________________________ <strong>Camp</strong> Price - 10% discount $ ____________<br />
Child 4 <strong>Camp</strong> Choice:________________________________ <strong>Camp</strong> Price - 10% discount $ ____________<br />
Other (Kid Konnection, Transportation):___________________________________________ $ ____________<br />
OPTIONAL: CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATION________________________________ $ ____________<br />
TOTAL DUE:<br />
In the event that the MAR-JCC commences legal action to recover past due fees, charges, etc. for any program offered by the<br />
MAR-JCC, the MAR-JCC shall be entitled to reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. By signing this agreement, I hearby agree to<br />
the payment plan set forth above and to abide by, and follow the policies and procedures, set forth on page 8, and all other<br />
terms described herein.<br />
NAME<br />
_________________________________________SIGNATURE__________________________________________DATE___________<br />
(please print)
Sponsor A <strong>Camp</strong>/ Parties<br />
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Sponsor Happiness!<br />
Donuts ARE NOT just for Birthdays!<br />
Celebrate a Birthday or any special occasion!<br />
Donuts for group of up to: 24 campers-$25 48 campers-$40<br />
<strong>All</strong> orders must be accompanied by order form and<br />
payment at least one week prior to party date.<br />
If you have any questions, call Shirley 305-932-4200 ext. 151.<br />
<strong>Camp</strong>er<br />
Name:______________________________________________<br />
Unit/Group:_________________________________________<br />
Birth Date:__________________________________________<br />
Party Date:_________________________________________<br />
Parent’s<br />
Name:______________________________________________<br />
Parent’s<br />
Cell:________________________________________________<br />
Sponsor A <strong>Camp</strong> For $500<br />
Your tax deductible contribution will enable deserving children<br />
the opportunity to attend our summer camp through The <strong>Camp</strong><br />
<strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> Scholarship Fund.<br />
Yes, I would like to sponsor <strong>Camp</strong>: _______________________.<br />
Sponsorship has its privileges, including your logo/name<br />
appearing on a large banner displayed during the camp<br />
season at the front of the Main Building, as well as appearing<br />
on the MAR-JCC website and weekly <strong>Camp</strong>-O-Grams.<br />
I cannot sponsor at this time but would like to make a donation<br />
to the Scholarship Fund.<br />
Enclosed is my contribution to the Scholarship Fund for<br />
$_________________.<br />
Sponsorships shall be determined on a first come basis, based<br />
on full payment received. In the event of multiple requests, the<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> Administrator shall have sole discretion to make a final<br />
determination.<br />
Please make check payable to MAR-JCC.<br />
Our state registration number is CH-1998. A copy of the official registration and<br />
financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services<br />
by calling toll-free within the state, 1-800-HELP-FLA. Registration does not imply<br />
endorsement, approval or recommendation.<br />
NON PROFIT ORG.<br />
US POSTAGE<br />
PAID<br />
MIAMI, FL<br />
PERMIT NO. 1210<br />
18900 NE 25th Avenue<br />
North Miami Beach, FL 33180<br />
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD<br />
Ariel Bentata<br />
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD<br />
& CHAIRMAN OF THE ADVISORY BOARD<br />
Jeffrey Scheck<br />
PRESIDENT/CEO<br />
Gary J. Bomzer, MSW<br />
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER<br />
Paul Frishman<br />
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR<br />
David T. Surowitz<br />
CAMP DIRECTORS<br />
Guila Mermelszteyn<br />
Chris Moltmann<br />
CAMP CHAIRS<br />
Eva Rub<br />
Josh Weingard<br />
CAMP COMMITTEE<br />
Janice Greenspan<br />
Monica Wagenberg<br />
Andrea Darlow<br />
<strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Sol</strong> <strong>Taplin</strong> is sponsored in part by The<br />
Children’s Trust. The Trust is a dedicated<br />
source of revenue established by voter<br />
referendum to improve the lives of children<br />
and families in Miami-Dade County.<br />
Cover/Layout - Irisk Kohn & Alan Silverberg • Editors - Andee Kochavi & Elisa Duenas<br />
Founders Registration begins:<br />
Monday, December 5, 2011<br />
•<strong>All</strong> Access Registration begins:<br />
Monday, December 12, 2011<br />
•Last Day For Early Registration Discount<br />
Wednesday, February 29, 2012<br />
Morning & Afternoon Car Pool<br />
•Morning Car Pool<br />
<strong>All</strong> <strong>Camp</strong>s - 8:30-9am<br />
•Afternoon Car Pool:<br />
3:45-4pm<br />
•Parent Orientation<br />
Wednesday, May 30, 2012<br />
•Swim/Sports Academy 5:30-6:30pm<br />
•Nitzanim & Kitanim 6:30 - 7:30pm<br />
•<strong>All</strong> Other <strong>Camp</strong>s 7:30 - 8:30pm<br />
•Meet the Counselor Day<br />
Sunday, June 17, 2012<br />
•First Day of <strong>Camp</strong><br />
Monday, June 18, 2012<br />
Morning & Afternoon Kid Connection<br />
•Morning Kid Konnection<br />
7:30-8:45am<br />
•Afternoon Kid Konnection<br />
Monday-Thursday: 4-6pm & Friday: 4-5pm<br />
•Independence Day, <strong>Camp</strong> Closed<br />
Wednesday, July 4, 2012<br />
•Parent Orientation Session II<br />
Sunday, July 15, 2012 - <strong>All</strong> camps 9-10am<br />
•<strong>Camp</strong> Carnival and Show Day<br />
Sunday, July 15, 2012, 10am-1pm<br />
•Last Day of <strong>Camp</strong><br />
Friday, August 10, 2012<br />
Academy Information<br />
•Academy Half Day Pick-up: 12:30pm<br />
•Afternoon Academy Carpool: 2:45pm<br />
•Extended Day Academy: 2:45-3:45pm