2020 SUMMER DAY CAMPYMCA OF GREATER WAUKESHA COUNTY

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WELCOME TO SUMMER DAY CAMPSummer Day Camp at the Y is more than looking after kids. It’s about nurturing their development by providing a safe place to learn fundamental skills, build self-reliance, and establish healthy, trusting relationships. But most of all, Summer Day Camp at the Y offers an experience that is always so much fun!

› ABOUT USThe YMCA of Greater Waukesha County has planned an exciting variety of Summer Day Camp programs conveniently located at 14 different sites throughout our service area. Our programs at the Y offer something for every child. Parents will have peace of mind knowing their children are in a safe and enriching environment with activities led by trained staff.

› REGISTRATIONOur Summer Day Camp is a 11-week program that runs June 15 - August 28, 2020. Families can sign up for one or more weeks. Registration opens February 3, 2020.

› CAMP HOURSOFFICIAL CAMP DAY 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

DROP OFF TIMES 7:00-9:00 AM

PICK UP TIMES 4:00-6:00 PM

LATE DROP OFF & EARLY PICK UPFor late drop off (after 9 AM) or early pick up (before 4 PM), please inform your Summer Day Camp office the day prior. Specific drop off and pick up locations for your camp can be found on our website. Late drop off & early pick up is not available on field trip days.

DOUBLE EAGLE & WRAP CAMPS HAVE SPECIAL HOURS See page 11 for Camp Double Eagle details and page 12 for Wrap Camps.

› WHAT TO BRING TO CAMPAt Summer Day Camp, campers spend most of the day outdoors. Be sure to send your child to camp wearing appropriate clothing and footwear. Every day, campers need to bring a non-perishable lunch, water bottle, tennis shoes or closed-toe shoes, swimsuit and towel, sunscreen, and bug spray in a backpack. All items should be labeled with the child’s name. Sunscreen should be applied before camp and also brought to camp.

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WEEK 1JUNE 15-19

WEEK 2JUNE 22-26

WEEK 3JUNE 29-JULY 3

WEEK 4JULY 6-10

BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY

STEAM CAMPAges 5-13 Y Lab Here Comes

the Sun On Wisconsin Make a Splash

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLEAges 7-13 Y Warriors Survivor Farm to Table MACH-1

MUKWONAGO SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 4-6 • • • •

POPLAR CREEK ELEMENTARY

ARTS CAMPAges 5-13

SOUTHWEST

SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 4-13 • • • •

SPECIALTY CAMPAges 7-13

*Ages 8 & Older

Archery* Y Chefs Archery* Y Chefs

Where in the World Wizardly World Master Builders Zoology

Stroke of Genius Outdoor Survival* Lemonade Stand Ninja Warriors

TRI COUNTY

SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 4-13 • • • •

SPECIALTY CAMPAges 7-13

*Ages 8 & Older

Where in the World Outdoor Survival* Master Builders Wizardly World

Farm to Table Shark Tank

WAUKESHA

SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 5-13 • • • •

SPECIALTY CAMPAges 7-13 Master Builders Ninja Warriors Stroke of Genius

WEST SUBURBAN

SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 4-13 • • • •

SPECIALTY CAMPAges 7-13 Survivor Where in the

World Y Chefs Shark Tank

Y ACADEMY SUMMER DAY CAMPAges 4-6 • • • •

EAST TROY SCHOOL WRAP CAMPAges 5-13 • • •

ELMBROOK SCHOOL WRAP CAMPAges 5-13 • • •

MUKWONAGO SCHOOL WRAP CAMPAges 5-13 • • •

NEW BERLIN SCHOOL WRAP CAMPAges 5-13 • • • •

2020 CAMP PLANNER

WEEK 5JULY 13-17

WEEK 6JULY 20-24

WEEK 7JULY 27-31

WEEK 8AUG 3-7

WEEK 9AUG 10-14

WEEK 10AUG 17-21

WEEK 11AUG 24-28

Mini Meteorologists

Shoot for the Stars Green Thumbs Edible Science Structural

Engineering Inventor’s Camp

Beach Life Survival Skills Animal Planet Drama Week Amazing Race Nature STEM Summer Celebration

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Construction Student’s Studio Imagination Exploration Camp’s Got Talent

• • • • • • •Archery* Y Chefs Archery* Y Chefs Archery* Y Chefs

Farm to Table Shark Tank Fitness Frenzy Zoology Lemonade Stand Ninja Warriors

Force Camp Where in the World Farm to Table Wizardly World Survivor Engineered for

Fun

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Fun Lemonade Stand Ninja Warriors Y Chefs Outdoor Survival* Archery*

Zoology Stroke of Genius Force Camp

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World Wizardly World Lemonade Stand Force Camp Engineered for Fun Shark Tank

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Fun Master Builders Wizardly World Ninja Warriors Force Camp Stroke of Genius

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Summer Day Camp at the Y offers children positive developmental experiences and encourages them to forge bonds with one another and with staff, building confidence through skill-building activities suited to their age. Children experience a sense of achievement through opportunities in the outdoors and are welcomed to a physically and emotionally safe and stimulating environment.

At Summer Day Camp, children will experience new things, develop new skills, and most importantly, have fun! While participating in unique experiences and adventures, they will

build self-esteem, develop interpersonal skills, and make lasting friendships and memories. We take pride in creating an exciting, safe environment that will give your child an unforgettable summer.

We believe that an organized camp experience is a vital component in the development and education of the whole child. Throughout the summer, we feature different themes filled with new activities, experiences, and memories. Children develop strong relationships while enjoying activities like swimming, crafts, physical activity, and more. Whether it’s playing a new recreational activity, learning about science and nature, or exploring their creativity, your child will build confidence and develop friendships that last a lifetime.

SUMMER DAY CAMP AGES 4-13SAMPLE SCHEDULE7:00-9:00 AM Drop Off & Camper’s Choice

9:00-9:30 AM Flag Raising, Announcements & Snack

9:30-9:45 AM Fitness Fun

9:45-11:45 AM Camp Activities

11:45 AM - 12:15 PM Lunch

12:15-1:00 PM Camp Activities

1:00-3:00 PM Swimming & Camp Activities

3:00-3:30 PM Camp Clean Up & Snack

3:30-4:00 PM Flag Lowering

4:00-6:00 PM Pick Up & Camper’s Choice

LOCATIONSAGES 4-6Mukwonago YMCAY Academy

AGES 4-13Southwest YMCATri County YMCAWest Suburban YMCA

AGES 5-13Waukesha YMCA

A TYPICAL WEEK OF CAMP INCLUDES • Camper’s choice and play during early morning and late afternoon hours. • Skill building related to STEM, arts and humanities, and outdoor recreation. • Start and end a camp day with a group assembly filled with song, dance, and recognition to celebrate the spirit of camp.• Character development with a focus on our core values: Honesty, Caring, Respect, and Responsibility.• A variety of offsite field trips or onsite special activities and guest speakers (vary per week, per camp site).

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Our convenient, 30-minute Summer Day Camp swim lessons are a great way to boost your child’s confidence in the water. Lessons will take place before or after camp, during drop off or pick up times. Age groups and times vary by location.

You can purchase a week of swim lessons just like you would purchase a week of camp. Each week of swim lessons will have four, 30-minute swim lessons (one lesson each day, Monday-Thursday). Swimmers will be assessed at the start of each week and placed in a group appropriate for their age and skill level.

If swim lessons are at the end of the camp day, parents are required to pick children up from the pool.

Weeks 2-10 (June 22 - August 21)

Monday - Thursday | Times Vary

Member: $22 | Program Participant: $44

LOCATIONSDOUBLE EAGLE* Ages 7-13 4:25-4:55 PMMUKWONAGO Ages 4-6 3:45-4:15 PMSOUTHWEST Ages 4-13 3:55-4:25 PMTRI COUNTY Ages 4-13 7:45-8:15 AMWAUKESHA Ages 5-13 3:55-4:25 PMWEST SUBURBAN Ages 4-13 8:00-8:30 AM*Double Eagle lessons will be held at the Mukwonago Y.

In our Counselor In Training (CIT) program, teens have the opportunity to shadow and be mentored by our Summer Day Camp staff. During their time at camp, CITs will develop leadership skills through interactions with counselors and work with counselors to develop lesson plans to lead group games and activities.

In order to become a CIT, teenagers will need to complete an application (available at gwcymca.org/Summer-Day-Camp) and will be invited to interview with camp leadership staff. After successfully completing the interview, CITs must attend a mandatory one week training program consisting of classroom education and interactions with counselors and campers. Interview dates will vary by location.

During training week, CITs will learn about camp and the responsibilities of being a camp counselor. They will also have the opportunity to become CPR certified during the training week.

Upon completion of the one week training program, CITs are required to attend, at minimum, three additional weeks of camp during the summer. CITs will be assigned by camp leadership staff to a counselor and an age group to assist at the camp, where they will have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills. CITs will be provided with CIT t-shirts (3) and a name tag that they will be required to wear during their weeks at camp.

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING AGES 13-15

LOCATIONSCamp Double EagleSouthwest YMCATri County YMCAWaukesha YMCAWest Suburban YMCA

SWIM LESSONS AT CAMP

TRAINING WEEKWeek 1 (June 15-19)

CITs will explore an enhanced curriculum that will prepare them to be a camp counselor. All CITs will have the option to become CPR certified.

CITs must attend all five days and successfully complete Week 1 Training Week in order to attend additional camp weeks 2-11.

Member: $194 | Program Participant: $224

ADDITIONAL WEEKS* Weeks 2-11 (June 22 - August 28)

CITs who pass Week 1 Training Week are required to complete a minimum of three additional weeks of camp. During these additional camp weeks, CITs will practice their leadership skills and assist with camp as assigned by camp leadership staff.

*3 Weeks Minimum

Member: $85 | Program Participant: $105 (per week)

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SPECIALTY CAMPS AGES 7-13ARCHERY (AGES 8 & OLDER)Ready, set, aim! Campers learn about safety, basic skills, and the fundamentals of archery, while gaining confidence, building character, and developing self-reliance.

ENGINEERED FOR FUN We have the blueprint for Summer Day Camp success! Campers will explore their architectural and engineering potential through a variety of introductory STEM-based challenges. Activities may include paper airplane construction, bridge building, and structure design.

FARM TO TABLE Where does our food come from? This week, campers will explore local farms, stores, farmers’ markets, and gardens. We’ll learn where our food comes from and how we can make healthy choices. Campers will use their knowledge of healthy eating and create meals that can be made at home.

FITNESS FRENZY Have fun while getting fit! Our fitness instructors and camp counselors will lead campers in a wide variety of fun exercise classes, activities, and recreational games that will keep them active and moving!

FORCE CAMP The Force is strong this week! Campers will begin the week as apprentices who are preparing to begin their training. Throughout the week, campers are challenged through daily galactic activities, training missions, and will eventually graduate to become a true master.

LEMONADE STAND Learn what it takes to run a business! Campers are led through the process of launching their own “start-up”, working together on basic company structure and business plan essentials. Campers will sample their product in the test kitchen and take their product to the public to try to sell as much lemonade as they can.

MASTER BUILDERS For campers who love to build with Lego bricks, Master Builders takes design concepts and applies them in a fun and creative way. Campers will spend their days participating in group builds and free brick play.

NINJA WARRIORS Campers’ strength, flexibility, and agility will be tested as we turn into true ninja warriors. Join us for obstacle courses, games, and workouts that teach campers how to live an active and healthy lifestyle.

OUTDOOR SURVIVAL (AGES 8 & OLDER)Can our campers survive in the wild with just the supplies in their backpacks? After a week with us they will! Campers will learn survival skills including making a fire, building emergency shelters, and identifying wild plants. Campers will also learn new skills such as hiking and navigation. This camp includes additional field trips.

SHARK TANK Calling all emerging entrepreneurs with creative minds! Inspired by the TV show Shark Tank, our campers will brainstorm new inventions and pitch their ideas to the group. These young entrepreneurs will apply critical thinking skills to their creative ideas while honing their presentation talents in the process.

STROKE OF GENIUSStroke of Genius campers will get creative with their hands and imaginations. Each day, campers will focus on different art mediums. All masterpieces will be sent home at the end of the week!

SURVIVORWe’ll split our camp into tribes and compete in a Survivor-like competition! Campers will work as a team to conquer obstacle courses, relay races, puzzles, and team-building exercises. Teams that earn the most points throughout the day will be recognized at the tribal council meeting.

WHERE IN THE WORLD? Join us for a celebration of nations! Campers will travel around the globe this week as we learn phrases from around the world and participate in culturally diverse crafts and games.

WIZARDLY WORLD Experience a week-long journey filled with magic! Campers will have the opportunity to express their love for the wizarding world through a house sorting ceremony, games of quidditch, and a hunt for the Sorcerer’s Stone!

Y CHEFS* No more mac and cheese and frozen pizzas! Our chefs will learn the basics of cooking and how to run a restaurant. We’ll end the week with a cooking competition and create a binder for take-home recipes! *Please contact your Camp Director if your child has severe food allergies before registering for this camp.

ZOOLOGY Get wild about learning! Campers will learn more about the amazing animal world this week. We’ll talk about characteristics that animals pass to generations, interactions with one another, environments, and the structure and functions of specific body types.

LOCATIONSSouthwest YMCATri County YMCAWaukesha YMCAWest Suburban YMCA

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Outdoor adventure awaits at Camp Double Eagle, located on more than 30 acres in the southern unit of beautiful Kettle Moraine State Forest. Amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, basketball court, archery range, craft lodge, and an open-air shelter. Campers will hike to Paradise Springs to explore nature as a part of their outdoor adventure and take field trips to Ottawa Lake for water activities, canoeing, fishing, and picnicking.

TRANSPORTATIONThe Double Eagle buses depart from the Waukesha and Mukwonago YMCAs no later than 8:35 AM. Campers must be signed in and ready to board the bus no later than 8:25 AM. The buses will return to the Waukesha and Mukwonago YMCAs between 4:15-4:30 PM. Before care and after care is only offered at the Waukesha and Mukwonago YMCAs for Camp Double Eagle.

Campers arriving late for Camp Double Eagle are required to provide their own transportation and cannot be enrolled in another camp for the day. Transportation will be provided to and from the Southwest Y during Weeks 3, 6 & 9. The bus will leave Southwest at 8:30 AM and return by 4:30 PM.

WEEK 1 | Y WARRIORS For campers dreaming of being the next Ninja Warrior, this camp is for you! We’ll focus on the benefits of exercise and healthy living through fitness classes and challenges, boot camp, yoga, tai chi, meditation, nutrition, and martial arts.

WEEK 2 | SURVIVOR Let’s split our camp into tribes and compete in a Survivor-like competition! Campers will work as a team to conquer obstacle courses, relay races, puzzles, and team-building exercises. Teams that earn the most points throughout the day will be recognized at the tribal council meeting.

WEEK 3 | FARM TO TABLE Where does our food come from? Campers will explore local farms, stores, farmers markets, and gardens. We’ll learn about where our food comes from and how we can make healthy choices. Campers will use their knowledge about healthy eating and create meals that can be made at home.

WEEK 4 | MACH-1 Prepare to be extreme at our Multi-Adventure Challenge week! Campers will challenge themselves to adventurous challenges like ropes courses, canoeing, archery, hiking, and geocaching.

WEEK 5 | BEACH LIFE Live the beach life at Camp Double Eagle! Campers will play water games, have sand castle competitions, and learn water safety and science.

WEEK 6 | SURVIVAL SKILLS Spend the week learning how to survive in the outdoors. Campers will set up a camp site, build a fire, and learn basic survival skills like plant identification. Round out the week with an optional family campout at Camp Double Eagle!

WEEK 7 | ANIMAL PLANET Get wild about learning! Campers will learn more about the amazing animal world this week. We’ll learn about animals through science, crafts, and games.

WEEK 8 | DRAMA WEEK Calling all actors and drama enthusiasts! The Camp Double Eagle Theatre Company has immediate openings for our Annual Summer Day Camp play. Campers will select a play, learn lines, build a set, create props, and rehearse in preparation for the one-time only showing of their play on Friday afternoon. Families are invited to attend the show.

WEEK 9 | AMAZING RACE Explore the world and different cultures by completing challenges and following clues. Campers will learn new languages, create traditional toys and costumes, sample new foods, and learn ethnic dances this week.

WEEK 10 | NATURE STEM Connect with nature on a whole new level. We’ll learn about science, technology, engineering, and math concepts through hands on exploration of nature. Among other things, campers will explore erosion through sandcastles, engineer spider webs and stick rafts, and try to generate power with a dirt battery.

WEEK 11 | SUMMER CELEBRATION Celebrate summer with traditional camp games, camper group challenges, and more. Let’s make the last week of camp a memorable one!

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE AGES 7-13

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE THEMES

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SCHOOL WRAP CAMPS AGES 5-13Looking for something fun for your children to do in the afternoons after summer school? Join us for wrap-around camp! We are excited to continue our partnerships with the Elmbrook School District, Mukwonago Area School District, East Troy School District, and School District of New Berlin to offer half-day Summer School Wrap Camps.

Campers will spend most of their days outside playing games with friends, exploring nature, and discovering new skills and interests. Campers will have access to playgrounds, basketball hoops, open grass land for group games, and more!

ELMBROOK | BURLEIGH ELEMENTARYWeeks 2-6 (June 22 - July 24)No camp on July 3 & 6. Week 3 & 4 full-week camps are prorated.

Monday - Friday | 12:00-6:00 PM

5 days Member: $138 | Program Participant: $1603 days Member: $92 | Program Participant: $108Students who attend summer school at Brookfield Central High School should arrange for busing to Burleigh Elementary with the Elmbrook School District. The YMCA does not provide transportation to camp.

EAST TROY | PRAIRIE VIEWWeeks 2-5 (June 22 - July 16)

Monday - Thursday | 7:00-8:00 AM & 12:00-6:00 PM

4 days (M-Th) AM | $28 PM | $108

NEW BERLIN | ELMWOOD ELEMENTARYWeeks 1-5 (June 15 - July 17)No camp on July 2, 3 & 6. Week 3 & 4 camps are prorated.

Monday - Thursday | 11:30 AM - 6:00 PMFridays* | 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

5 days Member: $138 | Program Participant: $1604 days (M-Th) Member: $110 | Program Participant: $128*Campers at Elmwood Elementary will attend weekly field trips on Fridays.

MUKWONAGO | BIG BEND & PRAIRIE VIEWWeeks 2-5 (June 22 - July 16)

Monday - Thursday | 12:00-6:00 PM

4 days (M-Th) $108The YMCA does not provide transportation to camp. Please contact the Mukwonago Area School District for busing information.

Arts Camp will empower, educate, and maximize the creative potential of emerging youth artists. Led by experienced counselors, we will create a stimulating atmosphere with lively activities, discussions, and insightful feedback. Our goal is to create innovative performances, events, and programs that inspire, entertain, and reflect our diverse community.

Weeks 6-9 (July 20 - August 14)

Monday - Friday | 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

5 days Member: $229 | Program Participant: $259

ARTS CAMP THEMESWEEK 6 | CHOREOGRAPHED CONSTRUCTIONDo you like to draw? Are you constantly building? Are you a dancing maniac? If so, let’s kick off Arts Camp by learning the basic visual art forms and create your own masterpieces!

WEEK 7 | STUDENT’S STUDIODo you sing, act, or just want to work with your hands? Come create new works of art while learning how hard work contributes to your passion projects.

WEEK 8 | IMAGINATION EXPLORATIONLet your imagination soar to new heights! We will use new experimental techniques and challenges to expand campers’ artistic abilities.

WEEK 9 | CAMP’S GOT TALENTWhen you close your eyes do you see yourself in the spotlight? To wrap up Arts Camp we’ll be showcasing all that you’ve learned and created with dance, theater, and music!

ART MEDIUMS: 2D 3D DANCE MUSIC PRODUCTION THEATRE

NEW BERLIN ARTS CAMP AGES 5-13

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BROOKFIELD STEAM CAMP AGES 5-13

WEEK 1 | Y LAB This introduction to STEAM themes will have campers building towers with spaghetti and observing chemical reactions in elephant’s toothpaste. What will we discover?

WEEK 2 | HERE COMES THE SUN Summer days are filled with the most sunshine around the time of the Summer Solstice. This week, campers will find out how we can harness and use solar energy.

WEEK 3 | ON WISCONSIN Wisconsin is like no other state! Let’s take a week to celebrate it. We’ll explore aspects of Wisconsin culture like dairy farming, cherries, wildlife, and cheese this week.

WEEK 4 | MAKE A SPLASH The world is 71% water, and kids are 100% curious. Campers will dive in and learn all about lakes, rivers, oceans and other waterways.

WEEK 5 | MINI METEOROLOGISTS Campers will become meteorologists for the week and discover why our weather changes! We’ll explore weather patterns so we can better understand the world around us.

WEEK 6 | SHOOT FOR THE STARS Let’s explore the planets and their moons this week. Will we discover a new galaxy?

WEEK 7 | GREEN THUMBS Campers will spend the week exploring seeds, roots, and other living, breathing parts of plants. What can we grow together?

WEEK 8 | EDIBLE SCIENCE Chemistry is all around us - especially in the kitchen! We’ll explore states of matter, freezing and boiling points, and nutrition while taste testing lots of treats!

WEEK 9 | STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Cardboard, popsicle sticks, building blocks -- what’s the best building medium? Campers will use their creativity and critical thinking skills to build a masterpiece!

WEEK 10 | INVENTOR’S CAMP Campers will work as a team to build their own invention this week. We’ll wrap up summer by putting our campers’ creativity and teamwork skills to the test!

BROOKFIELD STEAM CAMP THEMES

Join us at Brookfield Elementary School this summer for STEAM Camp (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). We will spend our days discovering, exploring, and hypothesizing while still taking time to do all things camp related like swimming (1-2 times a week), games, field trips, and more! See themes below.

Weeks 1-10 (June 15 - August 21)

Monday - Friday | 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

5 days Member: $229 | Program Participant: $259

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PRESCHOOL READINESS AGES 3-5Our preschool readiness camps are a great way to give your child a small camp experience before they’re ready for the all day fun! Each session uses themes and age appropriate activities to help children develop academically, grow socially, master skills, make friends, and have fun. Camp days include special emphasis on a theme with activities, stories, crafts, and free play. All campers must be potty-trained.

Contact your local Y or visit gwcymca.org/Summer-Day-Camp for days, times, and pricing.

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MEMBERSHIPEXERCISE YOUR HEART, IN MORE WAYS THAN ONEBecoming a member at the Y is about more than just joining a fitness center. The Y is a community and in joining the Y, you’re committing to more than just working out. You are supporting the values and programs that strengthen the community. At the Y, children learn what they can achieve, families spend quality time together, and we all build relationships that deepen our sense of belonging.

MEMBER BENEFITSA membership is a great value. It gives you full access to all six YMCA of Greater Waukesha County locations, hundreds of programs, and reduced rates on swim lessons, youth sports, preschool classes, and YMCA Summer Day Camp. To receive the member rate for Summer Day Camp, a current membership must be in effect at the time of registration and for the duration of camper attendance.

MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP OPTION:Monthly bank or credit card draft, with payment automatically deducted on the 10th of the month. June membership dues are collected at the time of camp registration. Membership will begin on June 1, 2020, with the first draft occuring on July 10, 2020.

3 MONTH SHORT-TERM MEMBERSHIP:Must be paid in full by cash, check, or charge at the time of camp registration. Membership begins June 1, 2020 and ends August 31, 2020.

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP $86/month

YOUTH MEMBERSHIP (Ages 8-17) $29/month

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP $288

YOUTH MEMBERSHIP (Ages 8-17) $117

*Children under the age of 8 must be part of a Household Membership to receive the member rate for camp.**Membership is nonrefundable, nontransferable, and not redeemable for cash.

MEMBERSHIP PLANS

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The following attendance options are based on individual community needs and appropriate staffing for the local YMCA and are not interchangeable. Participants are welcome to attend the Summer Day Camp program that offers the attendance options that best fit their needs. If a camper attends fewer days than registered for, there will be no refund or credit. Camp Double Eagle, CIT, and Specialty Camps are offered in full week (5-day) format only.

ATTENDANCE & PRICING

FULL WEEK OPTIONSChildren attend all 5 days during the chosen week and participate in all camp activities.

SUMMER DAY CAMP AGE 4Mukwonago, Southwest, Tri County, West Suburban, & Y Academy

Member: $204 Program Participant: $234

SUMMER DAY CAMP AGES 5-13Mukwonago*, Southwest, Tri County, West Suburban, Waukesha, & Y Academy*

Member: $194 Program Participant: $224*Ages 5 & 6 only

ARTS CAMP AGES 5-13Poplar Creek Elementary

Member: $229 Program Participant: $259

BROOKFIELD STEAM CAMP AGES 5-13Brookfield Elementary

Member: $229 Program Participant: $259

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE AGES 7-13Camp Double Eagle

Member: $204 Program Participant: $234

SPECIALTY CAMP AGES 7-13Southwest, Tri County, Waukesha & West Suburban

Member: $229 Program Participant: $259

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING AGES 13-15Camp Double Eagle, Southwest, Tri County, Waukesha & West Suburban

WEEK 1Member: $194 Program Participant: $224WEEKS 2-11Member: $85 Program Participant: $105

SCHOOL WRAP CAMPSChildren attend wrap-around care before or after summer school. Check school district website for information about summer school days and times.

EAST TROY WRAP CAMP AGES 5-13Prairie View Elementary

4 DAYS (AM)Member & Program Participant: $284 DAYS (PM) Member & Program Participant: $108

ELMBROOK WRAP CAMP AGES 5-13Burleigh Elementary

3 DAYSMember: $92 Program Participant: $108 5 DAYSMember: $138 Program Participant: $160

MUKWONAGO WRAP CAMP AGES 5-13Big Bend & Prairie View Elementary

4 DAYSMember & Program Participant: $108

NEW BERLIN WRAP CAMP AGES 5-13Elmwood Elementary

4 DAYSMember: $110 Program Participant: $1285 DAYSMember: $138 Program Participant: $160

SUMMER DAY CAMP AGES 5-13Mukwonago*, Southwest, Tri County, West Suburban, Waukesha, & Y Academy*

Member: $140 Program Participant: $160*Ages 5 & 6 only

3-DAY OPTIONChildren attend 3 days during the week and participate in all camp activities on the chosen days. Days of the week must be selected at the time of registration. Not available for 4 year olds.

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PAYMENT INFOFINANCIAL ASSISTANCEYMCA FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEIndividuals and families may apply for financial assistance for membership or programs, such as Summer Day Camp. Assistance is based upon a number of factors, including total household income and number of dependents. The process is confidential. Application forms and information about the program are available at each YMCA of Greater Waukesha County location or online at gwcymca.org.

WISCONSIN SHARES CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThe YMCA of Greater Waukesha County offers many Summer Day Camps that are licensed by the Department of Children and Families and accept Wisconsin Shares Child Care Assistance.

Contact your Wisconsin Shares office for approval as you must have authorization before we can register your child for Summer Day Camp.

COUNTY CONTACTS:

MILWAUKEE, OZAUKEE, WAUKESHA COUNTIES: 888-947-6583

WASHINGTON COUNTY: 262-335-4610

YMCA of Greater Waukesha County Provider Number: 4000558914

LOCATION NUMBERS:Big Bend 011 Prairie View (MK) 010 Brookfield 017 Southwest 012Burleigh 016 Tri County 013 East Troy 027 Waukesha 004Mukwonago 006 West Suburban 014Poplar Creek 024 Y Academy 008

POLICIESDEPOSITSA $25 deposit is due for each week of camp at the time of registration. Deposits are nonrefundable and nontransferrable.

BALANCE PAYMENTSCamp rates listed in the guide are per week. All payments are due by 12 PM on the dates listed below. All payments are to be made online, over the phone, or at one of the six YMCA of Greater Waukesha County locations at the Business Desk. Payments will not be accepted at drop off or pick up. For your convenience, schedule weekly payments online or through the Camp Registrar. The YMCA will not distribute payment reminders or bills. It is your responsibility to pay the remaining balance on time. Camp payments are nonrefundable.

LATE FEES Late payments will result in a $10 late fee per child. All payments MUST be made before a child can attend camp.

CANCELLATIONS, REFUNDS, AND CREDITS If a cancellation request is initiated at least seven days prior to the start of the camp week registered for, a Y program credit will be issued minus the $25 deposit. If a cancellation request is initiated fewer than seven days prior to the start of the camp week registered for, no Y program credit will be issued. The entire deposit and balance paid is forfeited. If payment is not received prior to the cancellation deadline, you are still responsible for the full balance, regardless of whether or not your child attends camp. Refunds will not be issued for any Summer Day Camp programs.

CHANGES To request a change in schedule or to cancel, please contact your Camp Registrar prior to the payment due date and complete a camp change form. Changes may not be honored due to camp availability.

Week 1: June 15-19 Due June 8 Week 7: July 27-31 Due July 20

Week 2: June 22-26 Due June 15 Week 8: August 3-7 Due July 27

Week 3: June 29 - July 3 Due June 22 Week 9: August 10-14 Due August 3

Week 4: July 6-10 Due June 29 Week 10: August 17-21 Due August 10

Week 5: July 13-17 Due July 6 Week 11: August 24-28 Due August 17

Week 6: July 20-24 Due July 13

Final Payment & Registration Due by 12 PM on the Monday prior to the start of the Camp WeekPAYMENT CALENDAR

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REGISTRATIONHOW TO REGISTER Register online or in person at one of our five full-service YMCA locations Registration is not finalized until confirmation is received from the Registrar.

1. Submit camper information and requested weeks online or in person.

ONLINE 1. Go to gwcymca.org/Summer-Day-Camp. 2. If you have an online account with us, select the “Login to Register” button. If you do not have a login, click the

“How to Create or Manage Your Account” button for additional instructions. 3. Once logged in, select your child, enter their information, select the weeks you need camp, answer the required

questions, and add the camps to your cart. 4. Please note: You must complete the full registration at one time, and the online process allows you 45 minutes to

complete registration. You must register for each week individually. 5. If you have additional children you wish to register for camp, select the next child and repeat the process. 6. A $25 deposit is due for each week of camp at the time of registration.

IN PERSON 1. Submit a completed 2020 Summer Day Camp Registration Form and Payment Authorization Form, per camper

attending, to the Business Desk during business hours. Incomplete forms will not be accepted. 2. A $25 deposit is due for each week of camp at the time of registration. Acceptable forms of payment: check,

cash, or credit card.

2. The Camp Registrar will contact you once your registration has been finalized.

REMINDERS • Registration is limited and is based on availability; please register early.• Deposits are nonrefundable and nontransferable.• Late payments will result in a $10 late fee. All payments must be made before a child can attend camp each week. • Registration closed 7 days prior to the start of the camp week. Please make note of each due date (listed on page 17)

as this policy will be strictly enforced.

REGISTRATIONRegistration for all camps opens on February 3, 2020!

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BIG BEND ELEMENTARY W230 S8695 Big Bend Drive Big Bend, WI 53103262-363-7950mukwonagocamp@gwcymca.org

BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY 2530 N Brookfield RoadBrookfield, WI 53045414-302-9622 brookfieldcamp@gwcymca.org

BURLEIGH ELEMENTARY16185 Burleigh PlaceBrookfield, WI 53005414-302-9622elmbrookwrapcamp@gwcymca.org

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE*W365 S8661 Hwy 67Eagle, WI 53119262-363-7950doubleeagle@gwcymca.org

ELMWOOD ELEMENTARY5900 S Sunny Slope RoadNew Berlin, WI 53151414-546-9622southwestcamp@gwcymca.org

MUKWONAGO YMCA245 E Wolf RunMukwonago, WI 53149262-363-7950mukwonagocamp@gwcymca.org

POPLAR CREEK ELEMENTARY17401 W Cleveland AvenueNew Berlin, WI 53146 414-546-9622southwestcamp@gwcymca.org

PRAIRIE VIEW ELEMENTARY (MK)W330 S6473 Hwy ENorth Prairie, WI 53153262-363-7950mukwonagocamp@gwcymca.org

PRAIRIE VIEW ELEMENTARY (ET)2131 Townline RoadEast Troy, WI 53120262-363-7950mukwonagocamp@gwcymca.org

SOUTHWEST YMCA11311 W Howard AvenueGreenfield, WI 53228414-546-9622southwestcamp@gwcymca.org

TRI COUNTY YMCAN84 W17501 Menomonee AvenueMenomonee Falls, WI 53051262-255-9622tricountycamp@gwcymca.org

WAUKESHA YMCA320 E BroadwayWaukesha, WI 53186262-542-2557waukeshacamp@gwcymca.org

WEST SUBURBAN YMCA 2420 N 124th Street Wauwatosa, WI 53226 414-302-9622 westsuburbancamp@gwcymca.org

Y ACADEMY100 E BroadwayWaukesha, WI 53186262-522-4977yacademy@gwcymca.org

CAMP LOCATIONS

*Direct all Camp Double Eagle mail to the Mukwonago YMCA.

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NON-PROFITORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAIDWAUKESHA, WI

PERMIT NO. 511

YMCA OF GREATER WAUKESHA COUNTY3610 Michelle Witmer Memorial Dr, Ste 100 New Berlin, WI 53151gwcymca.org

OPEN HOUSESBROOKFIELD STEAMBrookfield Elementary June 10, 6:00-7:00 PM

CAMP DOUBLE EAGLE June 2, 6:00-9:00 PM

EAST TROY WRAP CAMPSee Mukwonago YMCA

ELMBROOK WRAP CAMPBurleigh Elementary June 17, 3:00-6:00 PM

MUKWONAGO WRAP CAMPSee Mukwonago YMCA

MUKWONAGO YMCAMay 28, 5:00-7:00 PM

NEW BERLIN ARTS CAMPSee Southwest YMCA

NEW BERLIN WRAP CAMPSee Southwest YMCA

SOUTHWEST YMCAMay 6, 6:00-7:30 PM

TRI COUNTY YMCAMay 20, 6:00-8:00 PM

WAUKESHA YMCAJune 10, 6:00-7:30 PM

WEST SUBURBAN YMCAJune 3, 5:30-7:00 PM

Y ACADEMYCall 262-522-4977 for a Tour