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Summer camps are back—much to the joy of parents and kids everywhere. The Centers for Disease Control recently released their guidelines for summer camps, which essentially says that camps can open, but should incorporate specific steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The report also noted the important role of summer camp experiences in a child’s social, emotional and physical development. After the isolation of the last year and a half, kids need social interaction and physical activity more than ever. Here in Pensacola, most of the area’s popular camps are returning, with social distancing and sanitation policies firmly in place. We’ve compiled a list of camps with availability as of April 25. Parents should consider signing their kids up soon as we expect they will fill up fast!
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