The Heights CDC is excited to host 4 unique weeks of summer camp this summer! Throughout each camp, campers will learn biblical truths while engaging in hands-on, high energy activities. While camp is a more relaxed and exciting atmosphere, campers will still have the structure of a CDC school day through the following activities: art, science, gross motor, story time, music, free play, outdoor time, etc. Rest time will be given to campers under the age of 3 (as of 9/1/24).
June 16 – 19, 9 AM – 2 PM
Camp Cost – $190
Registration opens on February 2 at 9 AM.
June 23 – 26, 9 AM – 3 PM
Camp Cost – $190
Registration opens on February 2 at 9 AM.
July 7 – 10, 9 AM – 2 PM
Camp Cost – $190
Registration opens on February 2 at 9 AM.
July 14 – 17, 9 AM – 2 PM
Camp Cost – $190
Registration opens on February 2 at 9 AM.
Camp Details
ARRIVING AT CAMP – You will enter at the Family Entrance on the west side (back side-away from 75) of the building by walking up the long corridor adjacent to the small playground. This entrance will be unlocked starting at 8:45 AM. The playroom will be open for play until drop-off begins at 9 AM.
CLASS PLACEMENT – You will receive an email the Tuesday before camp with your child’s classroom assignment. If you forget your child’s room number, you will find class lists posted in the main hallway.
**Please note all class placements are final. Our administrative team has worked diligently to accommodate friend requests and have placed all children in age-appropriate classrooms.**
PICK-UP CODE – All children must be walked to their classroom door by a parent or guardian. Teachers will check in campers and provide guardians with a unique pickup code. Please take a picture of the code as you (or your spouse/childcare provider) will use this same code for pickup all week. If you do not have your pick-up code, please stop by the front desk with your photo ID. Please do not leave a child of any age unattended in our building or parking lot at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions!
What should my child bring to camp each day?
• a bag or backpack
• water bottle (labeled with child’s name)
• lunch (we are a PEANUT-FREE SCHOOL) that consists of “lunchbox” foods only – we are not able to warm any foods other than infant bottles
• change of clothes for EVERY CHILD – multiple sets for potty-trainers
• nap mat and/or rest-time buddy for children in a napping room
• diapers and wipes for the day, as applies
• infants should be sent with bottles and formula/breast milk and any foods needed
Do I need to provide any other information for my child?
No. We have everything we need to contact you and provide emergency medical care for your child on our registration form you completed. We do not require immunizations for our summer camps.
My child will need medication while they are in your care. Can I send it in their backpack?
All medications will need to be turned into the front desk and a Medicine Authorization Form filled out. Medications must be in their original packaging with dosage instructions, and prescription medications must have a label with your child’s name on them with dosage instructions.
Can I send sunscreen or bug spray?
Any sunscreen or bug spray will need to be applied by YOU prior to drop off each day. We are not able to apply these products to children in our care. Our playgrounds are well-shaded, and teachers will use caution when doing outdoor activities.
What should my child wear to camp?
Cool, comfortable clothes that are easy to pull up and down (especially for potty-training and potty users) and a good rubber soled, closed toe shoe (such as tennis shoes) are best. ALL children should have a complete change of clothes each day, as you never know how messy we will get!
Will my child be napping at camp?
Children under the age of 3 as of Sept. 1, 2024 will have a schedule rest/nap time after lunch.
Children assigned to room 1104, 1106, 1112, 1114, 1116 & 1103 will be napping in a crib. Please send a sleep sack for your child to use during their nap time. Sheets will be provided by The Heights.
Children assigned to room 1105, 1107, 1111, 1113, 1115, 1117, & 1119 will need to bring a nap mat or pillow/blanket for your child to rest on. You are welcome to leave the nap mat in the classroom and pick it up at the end of the week on your child’s last day of camp. Please ensure that the nap mat, as well as other belongings, have your child’s name clearly marked on each item.
If you have additional questions, please feel free to email us at CDC@theheights.org. If you need to contact us by phone during camp hours, we can be reached at 972-238-7289.
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