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Important Information
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Send a deposit
for each session with application.
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Open registration throughout camp season, space
permitting.
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Save $10 by signing up for more than one child/session
(General Camp Program only, not applicable to Clover
Camp).
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General registration balance, including activities fees,
is due by June 15, 2012. If registering after June 15th,
balances are due within seven business days, or
registration day, whichever is first.
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A $25 processing fee will be charged for each session
change after your registration has been processed.
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Absolutely no refunds paid after June 15, 2012.
Sorry, no exceptions.
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There are no refunds for early dismissal due to
homesickness, misconduct or medical reasons. Activity
fees & store balances are forfeited upon dismissal.
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Each camper must have had a physical examination by a
licensed physician within two years of the
camp session.
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No camper will be admitted without a
completed
health form. All necessary forms will be sent with the
registration confirmation.
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No camper will be admitted to camp without current
medical insurance. A copy of the camper's
medical card will be required to be on-file with the
health form. The 4-H Camp does not provide
medical insurance for campers.
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Limited camperships are available. Call (860) 886-7476
or email
nlc4hcamp@aol.com
for details. Click on the link below for printable
version of the application. Completed campership
applications must be received by May 21, 2012.
2011 Campership Application
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Camperships are also available through the
United Way of Greater Waterbury for residents the
surrounding towns. Click
here to find out
how to apply.
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Email
or call our registrar about a New Monthly Payment Plan!
(860) 886-7476
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The American Camping Association provided the below
video (click on below link) that is an excellent tool
for all parents to view regarding their children
attending a summer camp. In this video, Bob Ditter
speaks directly to parents about the importance of
honest communication with camps.
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Ready For
Camp - What Parents Need
to
Know, With Bob Ditter
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