Heat Wave Ahead, How You Should Prepare
We are expecting hot weather this week with temperatures climbing into the mid- to upper-90s in what might be the warmest week of the season. A heat wave is...
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We are expecting hot weather this week with temperatures climbing into the mid- to upper-90s in what might be the warmest week of the season. A heat wave is...
Connecticut’s Office of Early Childhood has decided to authorize sleepaway camps to operate this summer in accordance with the CDC’s April 24 guidelines, allowing for sleepaway camps to be run for the first time since 2019. “The present guidance is intended to help camp administrators operate camps while preventing the spread of COVID-19 and protecting campers, their families, staff and communities,” the CDC summer camp guidelines said. The camp reopenings are not unconditional; the guidelines would require campers and counselors to separate into isolated cohorts, hold most activiti...
With lessons learned from last summer, camps are ready to welcome kids — and parents are ready to send them.
A year of lockdown has summer camp waitlists overflowing Elizabeth Chuck © Provided by NBC News This year, Camp Augusta, an overnight camp in Nevada City, California, has more than 500 campers on its waitlist — the longest the list has been in two decades. Parents who a couple months ago were inquiring about how often equipment will be sanitized now are more interested in how Augusta plans to make camp feel as normal as possible, the director, Randy Grayson, said. And campers have made clear what they are hoping for: a summer free from worries about the coronavirus pandemi...
The CDC has issued new guidance for summer camps. In addition, they suggest that if eligible, staff, volunteers, campers and their family members get fully vaccinated before camp. For those who aren’t vaccinated, you'll have to provide proof of a negative viral COVID-19 test taken one to three days before the start of camp. With this new guidance, the state said they’ll soon be updating their safety protocols for summer camps they released last month. As the CT Camping Association explains, camps in Connecticut follow state guidelines which are created with CDC guidance in mind. Wh...