Summer Camp

Children have to save their pocket money.

yes actually you can. It may not be in you state but i went to a camp and they got a paid alot i think 10 to 30 dollars a day. They took conselors from age 14 to 19.

MODELING CAMP LA is a summer camp for girls ages 12-18 and is held every summer in Beverly Hills, CA. Girls are introduced to the world of modeling and fashion by top industry professionals! Have your own photo shoot, star in a fashion show, meet Sundai Love from America's Next Top Model and top agencies like Elite, LA Models and Wilhelmina...this is the ideal camp for ALL fashionistas.

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Wishcraft offers fashion design and machine-sewing camps for kids 7-14 throughout the summer of 2011, and also offer design and hand-sewing camps for kids 5-9. http://wishcraftworkshop/com

The school of the art institute of Chicago offers a fashion camp for middle school and teenagers.

Wishcraft, found in the Related Link below also offers sewing & design camps for ages 7-12 in Chicago during multiple weeks of Summer 2010.

The income from owning a summer camp can vary a lot, but some are quite profitable. According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Cheley Colorado Camps rake in about $4 million per year. The cost to buy an existing camp starts at about $1.2 million.

Go out with friends and have fun

Yes. While there may be more than one, Dallas Parks seems to offer a free camp for children ages 6-15. It is free for children because people donate money to the SEND A KID TO CAMP charity. See related links.

No, but there are allot of kids there who are Jewish.

Camp Cayuga is a private summer camp for boys and girls ages 5 through 15 in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. The nearest town is Honesdale, Pennsylvania.

In order to legally take responsibility for children in most US states you need to be over 18 years old. Technically you could be a camp director as soon as you are old enough to be responsible for children and manage the responsibilities. That said, it would be unusual to be ready to be a director without putting a few years in as a camp counselor and/or a camp program coordinator.

mine is June bug the other people i work with are names like Ariel Cinderella mango kiwi peaches ect.

It's Rhode Island's only Jewish residential summer camp, but there's day camp, too. They keep the kosher dietary laws, observe Shabbat, and offer lots of different activities.

Camp Pasquaney in New Hampshire, established in 1895. One of the least-known, most elite, and most rustic camps in the US. Pasquaney has the highest percentage of ivy league graduates of any camp in the US and has an endowment which allows the camp to defray ~50% of the cost of a 7 week session. Non-denominational and very inclusive of minorities and international campers, Pasquaney has a loyal alumni following. Pasquaney has spawned numerous camps throughout the Northeastern US and remains a model of ethical, moral and out-and-out fun camps.

All 50 states have summer camps.

As with almost all entrepreneurship, there is no specific education you need to start a summer camp. (Unless you are in a jurisdiction where a license is required.) You might find a business education, perhaps even in resort management, would be beneficial. You might also find an educational degree, especially a graduate degree, would help you gain the trust of parents. If you are considering this sort of business, begin by working in a summer camp. Get to know the managers. They will probably be pleased and flattered that you want to know how they got to where they are.

I remember attending a youth camp in the Muskoka region for two summers, in the early 1970s. The camp was called Keswick Youth Camp. After looking at a map of the present day Muskoka Woods Sports Camp on Lake Rosseau, Ontario, I'm convinced that Muskoka Woods was contructed on the former grounds of Keswick Youth Camp after it closed in the late 1970s.

Yes, I think all camps need licenses.

Yes.

Rockbrook Camp for Girls is a great summer camp! There is a huge variety of activities to sign up for, like whitewater rafting and archery, and more than 17 more! I have been going here since I was six and it is a great experience.

If the counselor's don't see, any camp.

Go back to where you were evicted and pay up if you were late with the rent. Get a letter from them saying you have paid what you owe. Otherwise, you will need a co-signer for a period of time.

For girls, pack a small bag and put it in your suitcase. Then stuff the bag with pads and put the electronic in the bottom of the bag. It's worked for me so many times in the past (:

cool counselor

~Snacks in a container

~Money for the camp store

~Flip flops for after you shower

~Watch

~Extra clothes to wear when you're on unit and don't have to wear the uniform

~Water bottles! At least 12 of them per session (the water tastes like sulfer!)

~Make sure you bring the flashlight!

~Contact book

~Non-electronic forms of entertainment

Parents aren't fighting with each other.

I would say there are scores of disadvantages for each advantage someone comes up with.