MJCC Summer Day Camp 2021 by Becky Hornsten

SUMMER 2021

MJCC

DAY CAMP • Find Your Mishpacha • Mishpacha (Hebrew: vjpan, lit.: Family)

OPEN TO EVERYONE! Ages 3 - 15 June 14 - August 27, 2021 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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We provide quality programs that are ageappropriate, fun, and safe for rising kindergarten through 10th grade. At the Mittleman Jewish Community Center, There is no such thing as a typical day at camp, but there are a few things you can count on. From the moment you drop your camper off to the moment they climb back in the car to go home at the end of the day, we make sure that a good (and safe!) time is had by all. Through socialization, arts and crafts, sports, games, and imaginative play, we encourage growth, inspire confidence, and provide the framework for lasting memories and friendships. Our camp is imbued with a sense of Simcha (joy), Kehila (community), Ruach (spirit), and Kef (fun). Throughout all of our programs, we encourage discovery and self-expression. The MJCC welcomes everyone, regardless of religious affiliation.

Table of Contents Welcome pages 2 - 3 Safety pages 4 - 5 Camp Contacts page 6 Why MJCC Day Camp

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Camp Info

pages 8 - 9

Camps Calendar

pages 10 - 11

Age Groups

page 12

Our Camps

pages 13 - 15

CIT (grades 7 - 10)

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pages 16 - 17

Details

pages 18 - 19

Ethan had a truly wonderful experience at camp this summer. Camp was chicken soup for his soul! His interactions with new friends and counselors provided Ethan with a sense of purpose and community. - Josh and Amy Frankel

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safety

Protocols regarding COVID-19 Just as we did last summer, we are working diligently to ensure the best experience possible for campers during the upcoming summer. Prioritizing the health and safety of our campers, families, and staff members is our top priority. This summer, we will again adhere to the guidelines set forth by the Oregon Health Authority in regards to the programming that we will be permitted to offer. Please check our website (oregonjcc.org/daycamp) in the months to come for the most updated camp offerings for this summer.

Though summer 2021 state guidelines are in the process of being finalized, we expect that camp will run in a similar fashion as last summer with enhanced safety and disinfecting procedures, stable groups, and physical distancing. Our program will continue to expand throughout the summer as guidelines evolve. We are proud that our 2020 summer ran for ten weeks with zero reported COVID cases due to our diligent efforts.

Keeping our campers safe!

We need our camp families to help us in keeping our campers safe and healthy. For our efforts to be successful, your cooperation is necessary and appreciated. If you have any questions, please let us know. Complete daily

health

Screening

STAY in Your Vehicle

for drop-off and pick-up. Our camp team will check in with you, and escort your camper in and out of the car. If you are walking your child to camp, stay in the designated walk-up area and our staff will assist you.

All campers and staff are required to complete the verbal daily health screening and temperature check before entering the program. If a camper does not pass the screen or has a fever, all campers from that household/car are excluded from the program that day.

Small

Stable groups

Campers will be placed in small stable groups and will stay in the same group for the duration of the week.

masks Required

All camp staff and campers are required to wear masks at all times with the following exceptions: when spaced six feet apart outdoors, in the pool (if swimming is permitted), and at mealtimes.

Stay Home

sanitization

Hand washing COVID

COVID

Shared equipment will be properly cleaned and sanitized after use. Group equipment will be sanitized at the end of each day. Sanitation will happen at the end of the day for all areas.

Handwashing and hand sanitizing will occur before and after activities and meals.

If a camper or staff has been directly exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19, they must remain away from the program for 10 days, or 7 days with proof of a negative COVID test.

Daily

Required

Cases

In the event of a confirmed case of coronavirus, we will coordinate with local health officials to determine the appropriate course of action.

Exposure

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MJCC Camps have been a safe, active, much-needed outlet for our kids during this pandemic. The staff is very organized and well-trained and take every precaution to keep the kids safe while they’re having fun. We look forward taking further advantage of the social-interaction t - Danelle Romain + RD Symms

camp contacts Josh Harrington Seasonal Day Camp Manager Direct Office Line: 971.254.8332 MJCC Main: 503.244.0111 Fax: 503.245.4233 Email: daycamp@oregonjcc.org Connect with us online:

oregonjcc.org/daycamp facebook.com/mjccpdx instagram.com/mjccpdx Camp Address 6651 SW Capitol Highway Portland, OR 97219

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Make MJCC Day Camp

Your Choice for Summer!

Full-Day Fun Options! 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Safety Protocols

Teaching 21st Century Life Skills

Curbside Drop-off + Pick-up

Member Discounts

Make Friends for Life!

Such as communication, collaboration, and creativity

Jewish Culture

Shabbat every Friday

CIT Program

“Counselors-in-Training” learn leadership and teamwork

Offering outstanding camp programs since 1947!

camp info Camps by Age

Sababa: Ages 3 - 4 Simcha: Kindergarten Kehila: Grades 1 - 2 Ruach: Grades 3 - 4 Kef: Grades 5 - 6 CIT: Grades 7 - 10

Our Staff Registration opens March 1, 2021

Camp Hours + Rates

Classic Camp 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Weekly Cost: $365. Member Cost: $315. * Week 3: Cost: $290. Member Cost: $250. Sababa Session 1: June 21 - July 23* (5 weeks) Full-day: Cost: $1,611.50. Member Cost: $1,390.50. Half-Day: Cost: $817.70. Member Cost: $707.20. *No camp July 5 Session 2: July 26 - Aug. 20 (4 weeks) Full-day: Cost: $1,314. Member Cost: $1,134. Half-Day: Cost: $666. Member Cost: $576.

Classic Camp - Half-day - Simcha only 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Cost: $185. Member Cost: $160. * Week 3: Cost: $148. Member Cost: $128. Specialty Camps - Half-day Simcha, Kehila, Ruach + Kef 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or 1:00 - 4:00 pm Skyhawks Camps: Cost: $185. Member Cost: $165. * Week 3: Cost: $165. Member Cost: $145 Mad Science Camps: $200 per week. CIT - Counselor in Training 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Cost: $175. Member: $150. * Week 3: Cost: $140. Member Cost: $120. * Week 3: No camp Monday, July 5.

Registration

Camp registrations for each week are accepted through Thursday of the previous week. We make every effort to accommodate late registrations after Thursday. Call 971.254.8332 for any late registrations.

It takes a great staff to make a great camp. We carefully screen and interview candidates to ensure that we hire staff who are committed, hardworking, enthusiastic role models for kids. All of our staff undergo a criminal background check and are certified in First Aid and CPR. All camp staff participate in our intensive, multi-day staff training. Many of our camp staff return to us year after year, and our campers are excited to see their favorite counselors each summer.

Discounts on Classic Camp Discount for Guests

Receive 5% off until March 31, 2021.

MJCC Member Early Bird Discount

Members: Register before April 30, 2021, to receive 5% off your total MJCC Day Camp fees! *Note, Sababa multi-week discount already applied to published pricing. No further discounts for this age group.

Four-Week Discount

Buy your camper four full weeks of Classic Full Day Camps at one time and receive a discount. Refer to specific camp pages 16 - 23 for pricing. Purchase of four full weeks per camper must be completed in one transaction. Offer not to be combined with any other discounts. Not available online. Your four weeks of camp price receives a 10% discount off your four week total. Discount applies to either four weeks or eight weeks of camp.

Our Campus

Our campers have access to the wide variety of facilities located on our secure campus at the MJCC. • 25-yard Main Pool + Warm Water Pool * Swimming in 2021 dependent on state guidelines and pool availability. • Art room • Ballroom with stage • Gymnasium • Private outdoor fields + play structures • Racquetball courts • Multiple rooms for activities • Climate-controlled Sportsplex with indoor soccer field and gymnastics equipment

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First of all we want to thank you so much for welcoming us into your community!! My daughter was quite nervous about going

somewhere where she knew no one or the environment. She has LOVED camp at the MJCC!!! And speaking as a healthcare professional, nt I am so happy you guys have been so diligent with your processes per Pare - CamCovid

and having the kids masked. - Kehila Parent

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KEHILA

Bonus

June 14 - 18

Junior Science Explorers (am)

Junior Science Explorers (am) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Week 1

June 21 - 25

Classic: Nature + Animals -----------------------------Imagination Academy (am)

Classic: Nature + Animals -----------------------------Imagination Academy (am) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Classic: Outer Space

Classic: Rockstars

Classic: Science

Classic: Storybook + Theater

Classic: Ocean

Classic: Superheroes

Classic: Carnival

Classic: Spirit Week -----------------------------Rockets/Science of Flight (am) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm) Moving with Science (am) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Week 3

July 6 - 9

Week 4

July 12 - 16

Classic: Science

Week 5

July 19 - 23

Classic: Storybook + Theater

Week 6

July 26 - 30

Classic: Ocean

Week 7

Aug. 2 - 6

Week 8

Aug. 9 - 13

Week 9

Aug. 16 - 20

Classic: Spirit Week -----------------------------Rockets/Science of Flight (am)

Bonus

Session 1 Weekly themes will follow Simcha camps.

Aug. 23 - 27

oregonjcc.org/daycamp

Week 2

SIMCHA

June 28 - July 2

camps calendar

SABABA

Moving with Science (am)

Session 2 Weekly themes will follow Simcha camps.

RUACH

KEF

CIT

Microscopic Explorers (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Classic: Nature + Animals -----------------------------Secret Agent Lab (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Classic: Environmentalists -----------------------------Secret Agent Lab (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

Classic: Outer Space

Classic: Junior Journalists -----------------------------Creative Inventors (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Rockstars

Classic: Mindfulness -----------------------------Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Science

Classic: Jr. Inventors + Science -----------------------------Microscopic Explorers (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Storybook + Theater

Classic: Lights, Camera, Action -----------------------------Rocket Lab (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Ocean

Classic: Around the World -----------------------------Brixology (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Superheroes

Classic: Artful Antics -----------------------------Underground Explorers (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Carnival

Classic: Water World -----------------------------Scene of the Crime (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Classic: Spirit Week -----------------------------Rocket Lab (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

CIT

Secret Agent Lab (pm) Skyhawks Soccer (am) Skyhawks Basketball (pm)

age groups Sababa | Cool (Ages 3 - 4) Half-day: 9 am - 1 pm Full-day: 9 am - 4 pm

We aim to offer your child a summer of exciting exploration and nurture your child’s development to help them make connections to the world around them. We inspire imagination through hands-on activities and large and fine motor skill development while balancing individual needs and interests. Though this program will encompass some of our normal camp activities, there are some specific differences due to this age group. Sababa campers will remain in a consistent small group. They will still participate in activities around the weekly camp themes and have Jewish enrichment activities on their own. Sababa campers will go outside as much as possible and celebrate Shabbat within their group on Fridays. Full-day campers will have quiet time/nap time after lunch. Campers must be potty trained.

Simcha | Joy (Kindergarten) Classic half-day: 9 am - 1 pm Classic full-day: 9 am - 4 pm Specialty half-day: 9 am - 12 pm*

These young campers want to have fun and explore. Camp can be challenging for our youngest friends - just as they have gotten their routine down at school or at home, they are in a new environment, doing new things. We recognize this and work to give our Simcha campers some extra TLC. Simcha introduces kids to camp, promoting fun, friendship, and life skills. Experiences will encourage your child to make new friends, build social skills, develop teamwork, inspire imagination, and foster creativity. Simcha provides a well-rounded foundation for the future. With smaller camper-to-counselor ratios, experienced counselors, structured activities, purposeful play, and naptime option for full day campers, we aim to balance the needs and interests of each child. Campers must be fully potty trained.

*For Specialty Camps: See grid on pages 10-11 for times and options. See pages 14-15 for descriptions.

Kehila | Community (Grades 1 - 2)

Classic: 9 am - 4 pm Specialty half-day: 9 am - 12 pm or 1 - 4 pm*

Kehila engages campers in a wide variety of ageappropriate activities within a well-planned and structured format. Campers are encouraged to try new things, work as a team, think outside the box, and be creative. We promote curiosity, persistence, and self-control. Campers will gain self-confidence and adaptability, all while having fun and making new friends.

Ruach | Spirit (Grades 3 - 4)

Classic: 9 am - 4 pm Specialty half-day: 9 am - 12 pm or 1 - 4 pm*

Tailored to their growing interests and activity levels, Camp Ruach promotes social skills, adaptability, and self-confidence. Campers are encouraged to collaborate and co-create with one another in an environment that promotes positivity and growth. We strive to instill accountability, initiative, and creativity and provide campers with the support to try new things and explore new interests.

Kef | Fun (Grades 5 - 6)

Classic 9 am - 4 pm Specialty half-day: 9 am - 12 pm and 1 - 4 pm*

Camp Kef generally offers field trips and adventures for our oldest campers, and like many things this year, Kef will look a little bit different. Though we will be staying on campus throughout the summer, we will still have the opportunity for exploration, discovery, and most importantly, social interaction with peers. We aim to foster valuable life skills with Kef campers, such as, problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration. Campers have the opportunity to work as a team and build independence, all while having “Kef” (fun)!

CIT (Grades 7 - 10) Classic 9 am - 4 pm

This leadership development program is designed to empower teens by offering new responsibilities, challenges, and adventures including working with younger campers and team-building. CITs will gain real life experience and skills that will teach them how to be positive mentors and leaders. CITs will work closely with trained and experienced staff in a fun, fast-paced setting; participate and help lead in team spirit; and create and run their own activities. Our CIT program is a great stepping stone for youth and gets them ready for enhanced responsibilities. Many of our CITs go on to become camp counselors or land their first job, and they thank their CIT experience!

our camps

This year, we are offering two options. Full-Day

Half-Day

Classic Camp

Specialty Camps

All age groups

Classic camp Simcha, Kehila, Ruach, Kef + CIT Weekly: June 21 - August 20

Classic camp includes sports, cooking, Jewish culture, drama, nature, arts + crafts, and swimming (If guidelines permit). Campers often stay with the same counselor throughout the summer, providing a sense of consistency and helps to keep campers feeling safe and comfortable. Classic camp has a different theme each week! Campers create crafts, play games, and do activities that revolve around the theme. See pages 10 - 11 for the themes. We go outdoors as often as possible, but have the opportunity to stay indoors as well. All Classic campers celebrate Shabbat on Fridays.

Swimming

In previous years, our campers have pool time each day. It has always been one of the great benefits of MJCC Day Camp! Current state restrictions due to the pandemic have shifted many aspects of camp, including swimming. Our hope is that state guidelines continue to evolve and that our campers will have the opportunity to swim this summer. We have an outstanding aquatic facility that allows kids to enjoy the water safely under the close supervision of Red Cross certified lifeguards. Stay tuned for updates on swimming as we continue to evolve our program to align with the state requirements.

specialty camps Simcha, Kehila, Ruach + Kef Simcha, Kehila + Ruach are available: June 14 - 25 and August 16 - 27. Kef Specialty Camps are available weekly: June 14 - August 27 Morning (am) camps are 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Afternoon (pm) camps are 1:00 - 4:00 pm See grid on pages 10-11 for times and options. See pages 14-15 for descriptions. Due to current state guidelines, our only full-day options are for Classic Camp.

specialty camp descriptions Skyhawks Camps

Mad Science Camps Kehila Camps Imagination Academy

Skyhawks Soccer

This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for the beginning to intermediate player. Using curriculum that is built on a progression, soccer coaches focus on the whole player, teaching respect, teamwork and responsibility in an active camp that involves passing, shooting, dribbling, and defense.

Skyhawks Basketball

This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for the beginning to intermediate player. Using curriculum that is built on a progression, basketball coaches focus on the whole player, teaching respect, teamwork and responsibility in an active camp that involves passing, shooting, dribbling, and defense.

Discover, create and play! All aboard the imagination train as your young scientist takes a journey around the world of science. Join in the fun as we make our own inventions while exploring the world of inventors, learn to cast fossils in the domain of the dinosaurs, explore the vastness of space and create a comet, watch the pull of gravity with parachutes and feel the heaviness of the air pressure all around us.

Moving with Science

Join the Mad Scientist in a fun-filled exploration of how science keeps our world moving. Take a closeup look at a wide array of scientific disciplines including chemistry, biology, engineering, physics and optics. Take apart owl pellets to see what they cannot digest! Join a team of camper engineers and build bridges, domes, cubes and pyramids. Make your own sidewalk chalk, crystal garden and a chromatography-dyed T-shirt!

Junior Science Explorers

Decipher the world all around us in this exciting camp designed just for your young scientist! Campers will develop their earth awareness and explore this world as junior naturalists before heading for space as junior astronauts. Campers will also explore just why their big toe is important and how to find their center of gravity when they investigate the science of sports!

Rockets & the Science of Flight

Space, rockets, planes and flight... a little bit of everything for a rockin’ good time! Our most popular camp, younger campers have a blast learning the hows and whys of aerodynamics by studying all things that fly: planes, kites, hot air balloons, helicopters and of course rockets.

Ruach and Kef Camps Secret Agent Lab

Look out 007 - the Mad Science Spy Academy is in session! Step into the shoes of a spy in action from decoding messages, to metal detecting and using night vision goggles. Campers will have the opportunity to check out other spy equipment and even create their own edible messages learning how to communicate stealthily just like real spies.

Creative Contraptions The Inventor’s Camp

Creative contraption warning! Junior inventors go on a journey of discovery from the real life inventions of daVinci, Edison and the Wright brothers to Isaac Asimov’s dreams of future inventions. Each day campers are given a series of challenges which must be overcome using basic materials, simple machines, tips from famous inventors and the most important thing of all... their mind. With a little bit of ingenuity they’ll construct catapults and forts and then lay siege, fabricate innovative flying contraptions, design their own gizmo prototypes and will even assemble a working light saber.

Microscopic Explorers

Start off with a bang by creating some amazing chemical reactions! Make a lemon powered battery, find out how aspirin works and witness some frenetic fireworks. Discover how chemicals combine to form living cells, and take a look through a microscope to see one up close. End the week by learning how living cells combine to form functioning organs. Understand your body from the atoms on up!

Rocket Lab

3...2...1...Blast Off! This camp is rockets, rockets and more rockets! Build and launch a rocket everyday as you learn all about, you guessed it, rockets! Your child is in for an action-packed week focused entirely on rockets and the physics of rocket flight. Campers will learn the importance of teamwork in launching rockets and will have the opportunity to try their hand at each role.

Brixology

Brixology sets the foundation for our next generation of makers! Learn about the exciting field of engineering as a Mad Scientist guides you and your team to accomplish engineeringthemed projects using LEGO (R) bricks and other materials. Aerospace, structural, water, learn about engineering the Mad Science way!

Underground Explorers

Start off with a bang by creating some amazing chemical reactions! Make a lemon powered battery, find out how aspirin works and witness some frenetic fireworks. Discover how chemicals combine to form living cells, and take a look through a microscope to see one up close. Learn how living cells combine to form functioning organs, and what yours do for you. Understand your body from the atoms on up!

Scene of the Crime

Blood spatter and brain matter, oh my! Not for the weak-hearted, this camp will let your scientist’s inner CSI scream! Enter the crime scene and see if your team can solve the crime by observing, interrogating and analyzing the evidence that you collect. Children experience how science is used to collect, analyze and understand what evidence is telling us about a crime scene.

counselors in training Entering Grades 7 - 10 The Program This leadership development program is designed to empower teens by offering new responsibilities, challenges, and adventures including working with younger campers and team-building. CITs will learn and gain real life experience and skills that will teach them how to be positive mentors and leaders. Each week, CITs get to... • Work closely with trained and experienced staff in a fun, fast-paced setting. • Encourage campers to go out of their comfort zones and try new things. • Help lead and participate in team spirit and fun. • Create and run their very own activities with mentoring and guidance from camp counselors!

Details

Entering Grades 7 - 10 June 28 - Aug. 20 Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Weeks Available: Week 2: June 28 - July 2 Week 3: July 6 - 9* Week 4: July 12 - 16 Week 5: July 19 - 23 Week 6: July 26 - 30 Week 7: August 2 - 6 Week 8: August 9 - 13 Week 9: August 16 - 20 Sign up weekly. Cost: $175. Member: $150. *Cost: $140. Member: $120

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I loved working with all the kids at camp! Being a CIT taught me how to plan and lead activities and it gave me confidence arent - Camper P in my leadership skills.

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all the details Communication Day Camp Office Hours Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Camp Office: 971.254.8332 • Registration confirmation will be emailed once it has been processed. • Specific camp information will be emailed the week before each new camp week begins. • Stay up to date on camp happenings through Facebook, weekly camp email updates, and our website at oregonjcc.org/daycamp. Like our Facebook page at facebook.com/mjccpdx Join our Facebook group: MJCC Day Camp Families. • Camp drop-off and pick-up is a car line system. Parents stay in the car while a counselor greets you and your child. Look for signs and staff when you enter the parking lot. We will show you where to go!

Drop-off + Pick-up Curbside Morning Drop-off 8:50 - 9:00 am Curbside Afternoon Pick-up 3:50 - 4:00 pm Please call the camp office for any changes in dropoff or pick-up times, as drop-off promptly ends at 9:00 am. If you are running late for drop-off, our staff will arrange to meet you and your child in the car line at a specified time. Late pick-up may result in a late fee charge of $1 per minute, per child.

Lunch + Snacks Bring a meat-free and shellfish-free lunch, two snacks, and a water bottle. Camp does not provide snacks or water bottles.

Flexible Cancellations + Refund Policy

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Register early and reserve your child’s spot in camp without the risk. If you must cancel camp for Covid related concerns, you may do so with a 100% refund. For non-Covid related cancellations, there will be a $25 processing fee per child per camp. Non-Covid cancellations made within 14 days of the start of camp cannot be refunded. MJCC Day Camp reserves the right to cancel camp programs due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances. Should cancellations occur, Day Camp staff will contact the parents/guardians prior to the camp and refunds or transfers will be given. MJCC Day Camp also reserves the right to dismiss a camper whose behavior violates our Behavior Agreement, in which case no refund is given. The Behavior Agreement can be found in the MJCC Parent Handbook that is emailed to all camper families. Please review the behavior agreement with your camper.

Camp Rates

Classic Camp: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Weekly Cost: $365. Member Cost: $315. * Week 3: Cost: $290. Member Cost: $250. Sababa Session 1: June 21 - July 23 (5 weeks) No camp July 5 Full-day: Cost: $1,611.50. Member Cost: $1,390.50. Half-Day: Cost: $817.70. Member Cost: $707.20. Session 2: July 26 - Aug. 20 (4 weeks) Full-day: Cost: $1,314. Member Cost: $1,134. Half-Day: Cost: $666. Member Cost: $576.

Classic Camp - Half-day - Simcha only: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Cost: $185. Member Cost: $160. * Week 3: Cost: $148. Member Cost: $128. Specialty Camps - Half-day 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or 1:00 - 4:00 pm Skyhawks Camps: Cost: $185. Member Cost: $165. * Week 3: Cost: $165. Member Cost: $145 Mad Science Camps: $200 per week. CIT - Counselor in Training: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Cost: $175. Member: $150. * Week 3: Cost: $140. Member Cost: $120.

* Week 3: No camp Monday, July 5.

Registration

Registration opens March 1, 2021

• Guests: receive 5% off until March 31, 2021. • Members: register by April 30 and receive 5% off. • Payment is due at the time of registration. • Enrollment fees totaling $500 or less must be paid in full at the time of registration and may be paid by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or AMEX. • Enrollment fees over $500 may be split into two payments (with a valid credit card on file): one at the time of registration and the other on or before May 31, 2021. The second payment will automatically be charged on May 31, 2021. Financial aid is available. Visit our website for the financial assistance form oregonjcc.org/daycamp. We are grateful to the Andrea & Herman Marenstein Endowment Fund, funding the Martha Olshen Scholarship for MJCC campers. For more information regarding camp scholarships, please email mjcc@oregonjcc.org

MJCC Membership Get fit while your kids are at camp. Annual MJCC members (with a 12-month commitment) receive special discounted rates on camp, programs, and classes. • Plus receive an additional 5% discount on total MJCC camp fees if you register before April 30, 2021. • FREE adult group exercise and aquatics classes • Fitness + Cardio Center • 25-yard Main Pool and Warm Water Pool • Discounts on arts + culture events • Drop-in sports and more! Contact Kelsey Kaplan, our Membership + Retention Manager for details: 503.535.3534.

How to Register Online • Go to oregonjcc.org/daycamp. • Click on Register Now. • After finishing your registration, fill out the online health form for each camper at: oregonjcc.org/healthform Please note: all campers must have a completed health form before the start of camp.

Register at: oregonjcc.org/daycamp We are grateful to the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland and our community for their support of the MJCC.

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