CAMP NEWS
CAMP MULTIMEDIA
Movie/Photo Page Added
Check out the Camp Media Page which displays some of the awesome movies campers have been making in the iMoviemaking and Stop-Motion classes, as well as photos and videos taken by the camp staff.
JOIN US FOR SUMMER 2019
Summer is here! It’s not too late to join us, we still have a few spaces remaining. Campers entering grades 1-6 are welcome to join us DAILY or WEEKLY through August 2nd.
Use the documents below to choose your activities with your camper, then click the green button below to register online. Email camp@losencinosschool.org with any questions.
LET’S DO LUNCH! We are excited to announce that Fresh Lunches will be offering a healthy and varied lunch alternative as a convenience to all who want to avoid packing lunches… Click here for instructions to pre-order as a new family or a returning family.
The WEEKLY MENUS are also available here:
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 1 – 6/17-6/21
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 2 – 6/24-6/28
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 3 – 7/1-7/5
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 4 – 7/8-7/12
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 5 – 7/15-7/19
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 6 – 7/22-7/26
Fresh Lunches Menu – Week 7 – 7/29-8/2
REGISTRATION – CAMPERS AND CITs
REFUNDS, CHANGES, & CANCELLATIONS:
Full refund given if cancelled in writing prior to May 1, 2019. After May 1st, see below.
Choose your classes carefully — there’s a $20 change fee per class if made later than 3pm on the Friday prior. Send an email to camp@losencinosschool.org to request changes.
Need to reschedule? Cancellations must be made by Friday at 3pm prior to the scheduled week in order to receive credit of any payments. The credit for the amount paid goes back to your camper’s account and remains active and available for any Camp Los Encinos expense during the calendar year. For instance, Summer Camp 2019 credits may be applied to Winter Camp 2019 (if any), but after December 31st, payments are forfeited. Credits will only be available per household and are not transferrable.
DAILY SCHEDULE:
Hours: 8:45-3:15 (with FREE extended care 8:15-4 Tues-Fri, and 8-4 on Mondays)
Each day contains 4 one-hour “blocks” for activities, plus lunch (not provided) and free time.
Please note some activities require 2 blocks and both must be attended.
Some activities are identical, so only the first or second block may be attended.
Keep an eye out for “Block 1 of 1” or “Block 1 of 2” and “2 of 2” when registering.
CITs (students entering grades 7-9) may choose from a “camper track” and “leadership track.” They are assigned “blocks” and counselors each day according to their skill set and preferences. To be a CIT costs only $225/week.
Click here to register campers and/or CITs!
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS
We are now fully staffed, but you may still submit an application to be considered if our staffing needs change.
If you have signed up for “flex weeks,” keep an eye out in your email for the code to register without having to pay again. If you don’t receive it, please email camp@losencinosschool.org.
PHOTOS
Follow us on our social media channels to keep up with the latest happenings at camp!
Facebook.com/losencinosschool
Instagram.com/camplosencinosPHOTO ARCHIVE
Spring Camp was Spectacular!
SEE PHOTOS ON FACEBOOK:
Email us at camp@losencinosschool.org if you need anything!
Winter Camp was Wondrous!
SEE PHOTOS ON FACEBOOK:
(Pictured above) Camp Los Encinos counselors who are also alumni of Los Encinos School!
In the Media
Excerpt from “Teaming Up at Summer Camp” in LA Parent Magazine:
Whatever the activity, packing teams of campers into small groups is key. “We’ve found that the smaller group activities are where the strongest bonds of friendship are formed,” says Jonathan Beckmann, Assistant Head of Los Encinos School, where Camp Los Encinos features traditional camp activities plus enrichment classes. “Jewelry-making class, for instance, challenges the campers to work together to string colorful beaded necklaces and bracelets, which they often gift to each other,” he says. “LEGO Robotics requires programming skills that set one robot team against another in a type of remote-control wrestling match. The interaction and collaboration prompted by these creative endeavors unites the children in the cause of a common goal.”
