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APPLICATION PROCEDURES  
  1. Complete the front page of the application.
  2. Review the information on the back, then both a parent/guardian and the camper should sign.
  3. Obtain signature of Rabbi, Cantor, Educator or Congregational President to verify synagogue membership.
  4. Include a deposit check in the amount of $200 and mail with completed application to the Camp address above.

Only completed and signed applications that are mailed with a deposit will be processed. Please DO NOT FAX in your application. The sooner you get it in, the sooner your space will be assured, and you can begin getting excited for the Summer of 2007!
 
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Terms of Enrollment and Important Information  

FEES AND CANCELLATIONS

A deposit of $ 200 will be required for application processing; a non-refundable fee of $150 is included in that amount. 50% of the balance is due by April 1st. Balance is to be paid in full by May 1st. Cancellation after May 15th will forfeit all fees.

The all-inclusive Registration Fee includes: All Camp Activities; One Camp T-shirt; Trips, canteen, camp & cabin pictures; access to Bunk1.comand five Bunk Notes (available on Bunk1.com).

Families of non-URJ Congregations will be assessed a surcharge: Taste of Kalsman and Bonim surcharge is $50; Kochavim, Tzofim, and Chalutzim surcharge is $100; Kesher and Nachshonim surcharge is $150. For non-URJ families with multiple campers, the maximum surcharge amount is $300.

PRIORITY ENROLLMENT

The following camper applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis: (1) Camper applications from families that attended the URJ’s 2006 Camp Atid and/or Camp Etgar programs; (2) New campers from URJ Congregations; (3) New camper applications from families not affiliated with a URJ Congregation. After 12/31/06, applications will be processed in the order they were received on a space-availability basis.

INSURANCE

The family health insurance is the primary payer. A copy of the insurance card must be on-file in the Camp office. For non-negligent accident occurrences, the Camps’ insurance will cover all costs above and beyond those reimbursements made by the family’s insurance plan, up to a maximum of $2,500. All non-accident health care requirements which are not Camp-related will be at the parent’s or guardian’s own expense. A copy of the insurance settlement must be submitted with all claims for reimbursement.

SCHOLARSHIPS

There are several financial aid options available to ease the expense of sending your child to camp. The sooner you begin looking for financial assistance, the better your chances of finding it. Your congregation may have scholarship and discretionary funds; check with your Rabbi, Cantor, Educator, or Congregational President. For more information, please contact the camp office.

FORMS

Prior to Camp, a forms pack (medical, activities, transportation) will be distributed to every camper. These forms must be completed and on-file in the Camp office prior to the start of the Camp Session. For the health form, a physical exam is required within six months of the camper’s arrival at Camp.


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