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Ages 3 to 14
BEST. CAMP. EVER.
SINCE 1989
Sessions Begin June 10th
CALL NOW... 248-661-3630 Connect
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4150 Middlebelt Road us on
West Bloomfield, MI 48323
www.summerimpressions.com
Download Application and Register Now!
THREE CAMPS IN ONE
DESIGNED FOR FUN!
Cool Kids Awesome Energetic
Camp Adventurers Camp Explorers Camp
Making new friends, learning new From sports, to swimming, to art, Activities rotate daily to provide lots of
skills and having fun is what to drama, to science and everything variety. We give campers an o pportunity
it’s all about for our younger set in between, you decide. The choices to participate in the p lanning process
at Cool Kids Camp. For your are b ountiful... whether you want which results in unique schedules for
child’s first camp e xperience our to become an ace tennis player, a all our campers. From weekly adventure
counselors are ready to teach, to super swimmer or a budding stage trips to overnights, there is always
listen and to guide your camper performer, we will be there to help something exciting just around the
through a p ositive camp experience. you succeed. corner. The p ossibilities are endless.
Our camp is directed by Libby and Art White, whose degrees include a B.A. and a B.S. in Education, an M.S. in
Guidance and Counseling and forty-nine combined years of experience active private day school and camp ownership.
The new generation, Mackenzie White (with a B.S. in Audiology and Speech Sciences and an M.A. in Counseling) is
complimenting the staff. With their membership in the American Camp Association and a wealth of experience, they
are ultimately qualified to insure our campers a memorable camp adventure.
Our staff, directors, specialty instructors and counselors have been with us for years and many are certified
teachers. In a ddition to our c ounselors, we have professional, certified instructors in swimming, arts and crafts,
physical education/sports, s cience and drama. Staff m embers are selected after a comprehensive interviewing process.
Personnel are hired based on maturity, enthusiasm and special talents as well as their ability to nurture children.
Intensive pre-camp training is held prior to camp and ongoing meetings and in-service workshops during the season all
help the staff implement camp philosophy and curriculum. With special attention to each and every camper, our staff
develops the total child through an exciting camp experience.
With the perfect location, extended days, flexible scheduling and reasonable
rates, Summer Impressions will provide children with the greatest summer
camp experience imaginable. The accreditation process evaluates more than
300 specific aspects of camp, including health, safety, programming, staff
development and emergency response practices. The ACA’s seal of accreditation
means that Summer Impressions is amongst the top tier of summer camps in the
United States!
FACILITIES SWIMMING
Summer Impressions Day Camp is located on over five acres At Summer Impressions campers use our swimming facilities
with three main buildings. The camp features a separate well- twice daily. Our heated bowl shaped wading pool, with a depth
equipped arts and crafts b uilding, a camp store, arcade game of only 18 inches, is specially designed to introduce campers
room and additional air-conditioned buildings for inclement to the fun of water sports. Our “S” shaped in-ground, heated
weather activities. In addition, our outdoor facilities consist swimming pool, ranging from a depth of 2-1/2 to 4 feet, allows
of two heated in-ground pools, p rofessional junior tennis elementary to excellent swimmers certified water instruction
courts, Safety City, miniature golf course, four basketball taught by our professional American Red Cross water safety
courts, two state-of-the-art p laygrounds, a rock climbing instructors.
course, awesome bounce, a challenge trail, Ga-Ga courts, The swimming pools are completely enclosed and lifeguards
table tennis, fitness course and sports fields for soccer, are on duty continuously. All campers receive instructional and
baseball, field hockey, volleyball and many more. free swim daily. Counselors participate in swimming activities
to give additional guidance and supervision to their campers.
NATURE & CRAFTS FIELD TRIPS
Our crafts program includes all the traditional camp favorites Let’s get the show on the road! Field trips are a big hit
such as tie-dying, paper maché, seed mosaics, lanyards, clay, at Summer Impressions for campers entering first grade
woodworking and beading plus ample opportunity for self- and older. Past campers enjoyed adventures such as
expression. rollerblading, bowling, Paradise Park, Glow-In-The-Dark Golf,
Our campers gain an appreciation of their e nvironment and Cranbrook Science Museum and Greenfield Village. Singing
outdoor living skills as they learn about nature, wildlife and on air-conditioned, luxury buses, socializing with friends
history. Many of the craft projects are theme and nature related.
and exposure to such a variety of interesting places makes
summertime FUN time!
PRIVATE LESSONS
In addition to the swimming, soccer and tennis offered
during the camp day, we also offer private group swim, soccer,
LEADERS
tennis, math, hip-hop and cheerleading lessons between IN TRAINING
3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. for an additional fee. All classes are Jr. L.I.T.’s (ages 11-14 years old) participate in the
taught by q ualified and experienced instructors. The swimming traditional camp activities. Throughout the session, L.I.T.’s
lessons are an American Red Cross based program. Information meet for training and developing skills for leadership. They
for registration for p rivate lessons will be mailed after participate in challenging and motivating activities. As the
acceptance to s ummer camp.
session goes on, they spend a portion of each day assisting
counselors and specialty teachers in an area of personal
SPECIAL WAYS ON interest... whether it be swimming, art, science, drama,
SPECIAL DAYS sports, etc.
Everyday is a special day at Summer Impressions. Whether This is a mentoring program. Our L.I.T.’s are never left
it’s our annual talent show, Karaoke, or our hip-hop dance- alone with groups but participate in and assist our staff to
a-thon… every day is an u nforgettable e xperience. Every learn responsibility, teamwork and a taste of what it would
session features a camp cookout. Our special days, spirit days be like to be a future leader.
and visitors from around the world c reate an e nthusiastic
mood and camp excitement u nsurpassed by any other facility CREATIVE
around!
DRAMATICS
SUMMER STOCK Our highly skilled staff brings to life the exciting world of
performing arts. Campers learn acting techniques through
THEATRE improvisation, mime, puppetry, role playing, pageants and
skits on the camp stage. Incorporated into all these events
Participate in an exceptional theatrical experience ...
are special musical a ctivities — of course, camp would not be
SUMMER IMPRESSIONS THEATRE CAMP! Our theatre camp
complete without the rousing singing of camp songs.
offers children hands-on experience with the entire show
process from learning their lines to performing in front of
a crowd. What a self-esteem enhancer!! What a confidence FIELD SPORTS
builder! What FUN! Campers participate in a variety of sports including
Our S.I. Theatre Camp will be offered for two - single week basketball, miniature golf, Ga-Ga, field hockey, soccer,
sessions at a nominal fee. Don’t miss out! Register soon. volleyball, T-ball and box hockey, just to name a few. Of
special interest to our budding tennis p layers is the junior
SAFETY CITY tennis program. All campers are taught sportsmanship,
This great program for our 4-6 year old campers provides safety and game skills, as well as the cooperative spirit of
childhood safety education in our “Summer Impressions competition and fair play.
City”, a miniature town with streets, vehicles, stoplights,
crosswalks and stores! Parents will not have to pay an OVERNIGHTS
additional charge for any other safety program this summer Overnights are a cherished tradition at Summer
– IT’S I NCLUDED AT S UMMER IMPRESSIONS – representing a
Impressions. They include extended swimming, campfires,
considerable cost savings when compared to similar safety
cookouts, late night movies, games, breakfast, a special
programs.
theme and are a vailable for our campers ages five to ten in
Our SAFETY CITY program includes safety instruction of
all types – street, playground, home, b icycle, fire, p oison, Sessions I, II and III for an additional fee of $50.00 each.
stranger, animal, pool and school bus safety. Spaces are limited, reservations are required. So pack your
gear and experience sleepover camp!
GAGA
2019 SUMMER REGISTRATION
Please reserve the following camp sessions:
n Mini Camp I n Session I* n Session II n Session III n Mini Camp II n Mini Camp III
(1 week) (3 weeks) (3 weeks) (3 weeks) (1 week) (M-TH Only)
June 10 - June 14 June 17 - July 5 July 8 - July 26 July 29 - Aug. 16 Aug. 19 - Aug. 23 Aug. 26 - Aug. 29
Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
FULL DAY (9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.)
EXTENDED CARE (7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.)
(7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) NO AL
TION
(9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.) AD I ARGE!
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Please print clearly: *No Camp July 4
Child’s Name________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Last First Middle
Child’s Birthdate_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Female Male
Month Date Year
Age At Camp___________________________________ Grade Next Fall_____________________ School_____________________________________________
Child’s T-Shirt Size: n Small (6-8) n Medium (10-12) n Large (14-16) n Adult Small n Adult Medium n Adult Large
Resides with(Check One): n Both Parents n Mother n Father n Other–Legal Guardian Name _____________________________________________
Parent/Guardian 1 Name________________________________ Cell Phone_______________________ Daytime Number_________________________________
Alternate Number________________________ Address___________________________________________ City/Zip_________________________________
Business Name and Address___________________________________________________________ E-mail___________________________________________
Parent/Guardian 2 Name________________________________ Cell Phone_______________________ Daytime Number_________________________________
Alternate Number________________________ Address___________________________________________ City/Zip_________________________________
Business Name and Address___________________________________________________________ E-mail___________________________________________
Child may be released to n Parent/ n Parent/ n Other 1. ____________________________ 2.__________________________________________
Guardian1 Guardian2
3. ____________________________ 4.__________________________________________
Emergency Contact(s) (other than parents)________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name Relationship Phone
Child’s Physician_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name Phone
Hospital preferred Health insurance program
for emergency treatment ____________________________________ and identification number___________________________________________________
Any dietary, food or allergy restrictions?__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Any medical instructions?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Friends to be grouped with (limit 2)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Interests or special abilities: Art, Dance, Sports, etc.________________________________________________________________________________________
Prior camp experience n Summer Impressions n Other (please specify)___________________________________________________________________
Where did you hear about Summer Impressions?___________________________________________________________________________________________
Is there additional information that would help us better care for your child? (Ex: glasses, shyness, tubes in ears, etc.)______________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
It is understood that Summer Impressions Day Camp, Inc. has the right to request the withdrawal from the camp of any child for reasons in its sole discretion at any time. It is con-
templated, but not limited to, situations involving a child or parent/guardian’s failure to abide by the rules and procedures set by the camp; conduct or influence of parent or child
deemed by the camp to be unsuitable for continuation in the program; a child who is not b enefitting from the program; any flexibilities in enrollment and such other situations as may
arise. If only one parent signs this agreement, that parent agrees that he/she is also acting as an agent of the other parent with authority to enroll the child at camp.
I grant permission for taking and/or using my child’s name and image for any purpose, including educational and advertisement purposes, and in any medium, including print and elec-
tronic. I further waive any claim, including claims for compensation, of any kind for the taking, use or publication.
I give permission to Summer Impressions Day Camp, Inc. to secure emergency medical treatment for the above named child if required when the p arent(s)/guardian and/or emergency
contacts cannot be reached. I agree to send my child with a nutritional lunch. I give my permission for my child to participate in all camp activities including field trips and enclose a
$200 deposit, payable to Summer Impressions Day Camp, 4150 Middlebelt Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48323. I further agree and understand that this $200 deposit and all prepaid
tuition are non-refundable and non-transferable for any reason whatsoever including but not limited to absences due to illness, surgery, communicable diseases, vacation, withdrawal,
holidays, or any other unforeseen c ircumstances, etc.
Signature___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent or Legal Guardian Date
Signature___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent or Legal Guardian Date
2019 SUMMER CAMP
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. AGES-Campers 3 years old (by January 1, 2019) through 14. SCHEDULE CHANGES-Due to the popularity of our
10 years of age are accepted in our camp program. The camp program, no schedule changes are accepted
L.I.T. program accepts campers ages 11-14 years old. after the application is submitted.
2. CAMP DAY-From 9:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. is considered 15. LUNCH AND SNACK-Campers must pack a nutritious
a full day. bag lunch. All campers will receive an afternoon
3. EXTENDED DAY CAMP-If you require an e xtended day, snack. Beverages will be provided at snack and lunch
your camper may attend camp from 7:00 a.m. until as well as throughout the day.
9:00 a.m. and from 3:30 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. at
16. PRIVATE GROUP SWIM, SOCCER, TENNIS, HIP-HOP,
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE.
CHEERLEADING LESSONS AND MATH TUTORING-
4. HOURS-Camp will be open from the hours of 7:00 a.m. In addition to the swimming, soccer and tennis
until 6:00 p.m. each day, Monday through Friday. offered during the camp day, we also offer private
group swim, soccer, tennis, hip-hop, cheerleading
5. LATE PICK-UP-There will be a $5.00 late charge fee
assessed for each 5 minute interval or portion thereof for lessons and math tutoring between 3:00 p.m. and
late pick-up after 6:00 p.m. payable upon pick-up. 5:00 p.m. for an additional fee. Information for
registration for private lessons will be mailed after
6. EXTRA DAYS OR SESSIONS-Extra days may be added for acceptance to summer camp. Lessons are skill
an additional charge of $75 per day based on availability. building and cannot be pro-rated.
Sessions may be added on an availability basis. Call 248-
932-2955 for arrangements. 17. SLEEPOVERS-Spaces are limited, reservations are
required. Staff is committed for sleepovers so
7. GROUPING-Campers are grouped according to age until no refunds or make-ups are allowed. Payment by
kindergarten and then by grade level. In order to insure cash or check of $50.00 is required no later than
that your camper is with a chosen friend (of similar age
the Wednesday prior to the sleepover. Credit card
or grade), your application must be received by April 5,
payments are not accepted.
2019. If the application is not received by this date we
cannot g uarantee placement with a friend. 18. HEALTH FORM-A health form is required of all
8. T-SHIRTS-Each registered camper will receive one camp campers and will be mailed after registration. The
T-Shirt at no additional fee. Any camper going on a field form is also available online. The health form must
trip must wear a camp T-Shirt. Additional T-Shirts and other be returned by May 2, 2019. No exceptions!
camp products will be available for purchase at Brody’s. 19. RELEASE POLICY-A camper can be released only to
9. DEPOSIT-A non-refundable $200.00 deposit is required the parent, guardian, custodial parent or p erson(s)
with each application to reserve a place in camp and is indicated on the application. The camper is released
applied to camp tuition. only to the custodial parent unless the custodial
parent indicates otherwise in writing. A copy of the
10. PAYMENTS-Camp fees must be paid in full by May 2, 2019.
legal custody documentsindicating the custodial
If full payment is not received by May 2, 2019 the camper
parent must be submitted prior to the start of camp.
loses his/her space. Make all checks payable to Summer
Impressions Day Camp and mail to 4150 Middlebelt Road, 20. LOST OR MISSING ITEMS-Summer Impressions Day
West Bloomfield, MI 48323. Camp is not responsible for lost or missing items.
11. RETURNED CHECKS-There will be a $30.00 charge for Please label all campers’ items. Also, please do not
returned checks. send valuables.
12. DISCOUNTS-A 10% discount will be given to the 21. CAMP CLOSING-If there is a camp closing due to
second, third, etc. camper in the family if all the campers unforeseen circumstances, listen to FOX 2 WJBK-TV
attend five full days for the same schedule. There is no DETROIT, LOCAL 4 WDIV-TV, CHANNEL 7 WXYZ-TV, CBS
discount for Mini Camps for all campers, including L.I.T’s. WWJ-TV, CHANNEL 50 WKBD-TV, NEWS/TALK WJR-AM
760 or WWJ-950 AM Radio.
13. REFUNDS/MAKE-UPS-Upon withdrawing from camp for
any reason, your prepaid deposit or tuition is non-refund-
able and non-transferable. No make-up days or tuition
adjustments are allowed for absences due to illness,
vacation, withdrawal, surgery, communicable diseases,
holidays, or any unforeseen c ircumstances, etc.
SUMMER IMPRESSIONS DAY CAMP
NOTE: All camp fees due by May 2, 2019
(3 years old by January 1, 2019 through 10 years old)*
MINI CAMP I (1 week) JUNE 10 - JUNE 14 **SESSION I (3 weeks) JUNE 17 - JULY 5 or
MINI CAMP II (1 week) AUG. 19 - AUG. 23 SESSION II (3 weeks) JULY 8 - JULY 26 or
MINI CAMP III (M-TH Only) AUG. 26 - AUG. 29
SESSION III (3 weeks) JULY 29 - AUG. 16
FULL DAYS Ages 3 - 10 Ages 3 - 5 Ages 6 - 10
2 $148 $444 $450
3 $221 $665 $675
4 $274 $822 $835
5 $321 $964 $983
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR EXTENDED HOURS! *11-14 year old L.I.T.’s receive 10% discount **No Camp July 4
SAFETY SMART
• Simply pack a lunch
SUNSCREEN PROVIDED for your campers and
• leave the rest to us.
ALLERGEN AWARE Each camper gets a
• free t-shirt, too!
SNACKS PROVIDED
SPEND YOUR SUMMER IN OUR GREAT OUTDOORS...
Hula Ball Basketball Tennis Campfires Digital Photography Tie-Dying
Ga-Ga Challenge Trail Safety City Field Trips Rock Climbing Games Galore
Science and Nature Softball Kickball Summer Stock Theatre Clay Making Arts and Crafts
Creative Dramatics Floor Hockey Box Hockey Sing-A-Longs Paper Maché Table Tennis
Fitness Course Sand Volleyball Dance Parties Storytelling Ceramics Disc Golf
Miniature Golf Lawn Games Swimming Skits & Plays Jewelry Making Pickle Ball
Awesome Bounce Soccer Overnights Parades Lanyards Karaoke
Badminton T-Ball Cookouts Special Visitors Bead Making Arcade Games
OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019 2:00-4:00 P.M.
YOU ARE INVITED!
4150 Middlebelt Road (between Lone Pine and Long Lake Roads) West Bloomfield 48323
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