2013 Camp directory - State Education Resource Center

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2013
Directory ofSummer
Camps & Programs
for Exceptional Children in Connecticut
State Education Resource Center
25 Industrial Park Road  Middletown, CT 06457-1516
860-632-1485  www.ctserc.org
Connecticut State Department of Education
Division of Teaching, Learning and Instructional Leadership
Inclusion in this directory does not indicate that the camp has been reviewed and/or approved by SERC or the Connecticut State
Department of Education. The listing is provided solely as a resource for general information.
SERC
Directory of Summer Camps
and Programs for
Exceptional Children
in Connecticut
2013
Inclusion in this directory does not indicate that the camp has been
reviewed and/or approved by SERC or the State Department of Education.
The listing is provided solely as a resource for general information.
CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
DIVISION OF TEACHING, LEARNING AND INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP
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RESOURCES FOR LOCATING A CAMP
The following Web sites may help you locate potential camps for your
child throughout the country. If you don’t have access to the Internet,
you can call the National Information Center for Children and Youth
with Disabilities at 1-800-695-0285 for information on camps in your
area or to have literature mailed to you.
www.acacamps.org: This interactive database sponsored by the
American Camping Association lists over 2,000 ACA-accredited
camps around the country.
www.nichcy.org: This is the Web site of the National Information
Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities. It lists camps for
children with specific disabilities.
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TIPS FOR PARENTS
CHOOSING A SUMMER CAMP:
The Learning Disabilities Association of Missouri published the following guidelines in its newsletter. We
reprint them here to help you choose from the camps or programs listed in this directory. Since children
with disabilities often have perceptual or behavioral problems, some important issues to consider include:
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The minimum age for counselors.
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The ratio of campers to counselors.
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The background of the camp director and program director.
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Medical staff and expertise available.
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Program orientation (i.e., do campers go to activities with counselors and cabinmates,
individually or both?).
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What happens when a child does not want to participate in an activity, or is poor at a certain activity?
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How much flexibility is there concerning the level of activity at which a child participates (i.e., if he/she is
15 years old but cannot swim, does he/she have swimming instruction with cabinmates or with
non-swimmers)?
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How sophisticated are the activities?
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What forms of discipline are used?
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How strict is the camp?
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How does the staff handle teasing, scapegoating, and rejection?
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Are children ever moved from one group to another?
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Are parents contacted if there is a concern about the child?
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On what basis would a decision be made to end a child’s stay at camp? How much, if any, money
would be refunded?
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Has the camp served children with disabilities before? How has it worked out?
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What were the attributes of children who adjusted most and least to the camp?
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What are the typical campers like?
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What are the camp’s goals for its campers?
Some final questions to ponder may include:
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Is there any feedback provided at the end of the camp concerning the child’s improvement in social,
educational and/or physical skills? If so, is this report verbal or in writing?
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What are camp rules regarding visiting, writing, telephoning, and so on?
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What can parents share with the camp that would be helpful?
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What equipment would it be helpful to send?
Answering these questions ahead of time will make a more enjoyable camping experience for the camper,
his/her family, and the camp itself.
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CAMP RESOURCE
NAME OF CAMP
SERVICE:
Camp Horizons Support Services
Support Services are provided to campers at the
camp of their choice.
MAIL ADDRESS:
PO Box 323
South Windham, CT 06266
TELEPHONE:
(860) 456-1032
CONTACT PERSON:
Chris McNaboe
Steve Schneidermeyer
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Ongoing.
Supports are provided to individuals who would like an
integrated summer camp experience. A support
specialist, who is experienced in positive program
design, will meet with families and camp staff to
develop a person-centered camp program within any camp.
This support specialist will work with counselors
and other staff in such areas as: using effective teaching
strategies, working with people who present challenging
behavior, sign language instruction, mobility training,
and positive daily programming in the camp setting.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
All exceptionalities.
AGE LIMITS:
Determined by the receiving camp.
TRANSPORTATION:
Determined by the receiving camp.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Call the receiving camp for information.
FEE:
Call the receiving camp for their camp fee schedule.
Fees for support services vary according to the amount of
support required/requested.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONNECTICUT
Ashford
The Salvation Army Camp CONNRI
Bloomfield
Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation’s
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Dog Days of Summer
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Bridgeport
The Conservatory Program
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Bridgeport
NSFC/ Ailey Camp
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Bridgeport
Camp Hart
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Bristol
Carlson Day Camp
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Brookfield
YMCA Camp Greenknoll
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Brooklyn
The Learning Clinic
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Cheshire
Children's Webb Summer Education/Recreation Program
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East Lyme
Pattagansett Day Camp
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Fairfield
The Pilot House Camp Fun in the Sun
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Fairfield
The Pilot House Camp Rockin’ the Arts
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Fairfield
The Pilot House August Summer Camp
(Summer Social)
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Glastonbury
Camp Sunrise
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Hartford
Hi-Hoti Enrichment and Retreat Center
15
Hartford
The Children’s Webb Summer Education/Recreation
Program
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Hartford
The S.T.A.I.R. Program
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Hebron
Camp Hemlocks
18
Hebron
Northeast Regional Special Touch Get Away
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Hebron
Camp Courage
20
Lebanon
Laurel Day and Residential Camp for Girls
21
Manchester
Camp Merrie-Wood
22
Marlborough
Hartford County 4-H Camp
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Middletown
Middletown Parks and Recreation Department
Summer Youth Day Programs
24
Milford
Katoya Day Camp
25
Oxford
An-Se-Ox Day Camp
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
Pomfret
Windham -Tolland 4-H Camp
27
Salisbury
Camp Isola Bella
28
Southport (Fairfield)
Eagle Hill - Southport Summer Program,
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Writing Skills Workshop, Study Skills Class
Eagle Hill - Southport Summer Program,
Math Skills Workshop
30
Eagle Hill - Southport Reading Camp,
Reading Strategies Workshop
31
Stamford
Achieve Fluency’s Summer Program
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Stamford
The Boys & Girls Club of Stamford
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Torrington
Camp MOE
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Wallingford
High Road School of Wallingford Extended School Year
and High Road Academy
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Washington
The Glenholme School Summer Program
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Waterford
Camp Dragonfly
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Waterford
UCP Camp Harkness Program
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West Hartford
Cyber LaunchPad and Study Skills Programs
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West Hartford
Ivan Lendl Adaptive Sports Camp
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West Hartford
iCan Bike
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West Hartford
Renbrook Summer Adventure
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Wethersfield
CREC Soundbridge Summer School Program
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Weston
Aspetuck Day Camp
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Windham (South Windham)
Camp Horizons, Inc.
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Windsor
CREC Summer and Extended Day Programs
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As an additional resource, we are pleased to feature an updated companion section at the end of this Directory.
Please look for: A Summer Reading List of Selected Books for Children/Youth with Disabilities from the Young
People’s Collection, available at the SERC Library. The SERC Library is a free, public lending library.
Directions to the Library are conveniently posted online at www.ctserc.org/library. For hours and the latest Library
news, please see the Library Blog at www.serclibrary.blogspot.com. To speak with a member of the Library Team,
please feel free to call us at 860-632-1485, Option 4. We look forward to sharing our resources with you and your
child this summer!
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ASHFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Salvation Army Camp CONNRI
Overnight
CAMP ADDRESS:
28 Happy Hill Lane
Ashford, CT 06278
MAIL ADDRESS:
217 Washington Street
Hartford, CT 06106
TELEPHONE:
(860) 543-8413
Website: www.salvationarmyct.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Ruth Rosado
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
August 05 - August 09
Five days and four nights
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The camp is situated on 200 + acres of land in a rural
setting. Campers will participate in a range of activities:
athletics, swimming, music, theater, art. Campers will
develop positive communication skills and selfconfidence.
Campers receive three nutritious meals a day and
snacks.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Call for information.
AGE LIMITS:
7 to 12 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided to and from camp.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Registration deadline: July 26
FEE:
$40 or $70 per week depending on income.
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BLOOMFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation’s
Dog Days of Summer
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
103 Vision Way
Bloomfield, CT 06002
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 243-5200
Website: www.fidelco.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Jan Adams
Email: [email protected]
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - June 28
July 01 - July 05 (no session July 4)
July 08 - July 12
July 15 - July 19
July 22 - July 26
July 29 - August 02
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Morning Session)
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Afternoon Session)
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
If your child loves dogs, please consider this hands-on
program. This professionally run program includes
guide dogs and their partners, grooming, health care,
dogs with jobs, dog training, and puppies.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
8 to 12 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
None.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
None.
FEE:
$235 per week for four- hour daily session.
$200 for the week of July 1-5.
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BRIDGEPORT
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Conservatory Program
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
Neighborhood Studios of Fairfield County
391 E. Washington Avenue
Bridgeport, CT 06608
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 366-3300, ext. 223
CONTACT PERSON:
Gabie French
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 09
Six-week program.
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The Conservatory Program is a job-training, arts,
design, and media apprenticeship program that
prepares youth, ages 14 to 18, for postsecondary
education and successful careers. Participants receive
intensive training in visual, performing, media, and
design arts, and the program lasts six weeks. In
addition to their studio intensives, apprentices also take
part in professional and personal development
workshops: job readiness, creativity, self-promotion, arts
resources, team training, and design. Participants
perform community service; take part in specialized
workshops, visit artist sessions and master classes, and
take field trips to important cultural centers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Gifted and Talented, At-Risk Youth, Youth with Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Learning Disabilities,
Physical or Emotional Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
14 to 18 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
None provided.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Pre-registration interview. Must be able to attend for the
entire six-week program. Must have a previous strong
background in the arts.
FEE:
Program is free to students in Greater Bridgeport area.
Youth earn a weekly stipend of $50-$60 per week.
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BRIDGEPORT
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
NSFC/ Ailey Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
391 East Washington Avenue
MAIL ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE:
(203) 366-3300, ext. 221
CONTACT PERSON:
Becky Cline
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 09
Six-week program.
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
A summer day camp where preteens are “turned on“ to
dance, and come to respect the discipline of dance as a
physical activity that requires athletic abilities, which are
comparable to skills demanded by any sport. Campers
increase their leadership skills and enjoy a great variety
of athletic and social activities.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Gifted and Talented, At-Risk Youth, Youth with Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Learning Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
11 to 14 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided within the Bridgeport area.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Preregistration interview.
Must be able to attend for the entire six-week program.
FEE:
$25 registration fee.
The tuition for NSFC/ Ailey Camp is free for Bridgeport
residents.
There are a select number of tuition-based spots for
nonresidents.
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BRIDGEPORT
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Hart
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 366-3300, ext. 221
CONTACT PERSON:
Becky Cline
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 02
Five-week program.
9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Camp Hart builds its program around the performing
and visual arts. Thirty-five campers, ages 6 to 18,
attend a six-week summer day camp for youth with
special needs. The campers study theater, dance and
movement, music, and the visual arts. A theme is
chosen and is developed throughout the different artistic
areas. All of these disciplines are featured in an original
play that the children and staff perform at the end of
camp showcase and open house. Students benefit
from a low in-classroom ratio of three adults to every ten
students. In addition to the camp director, the camp has
a guidance counselor to work with students in smaller
groups, as necessary. Students take part in
recreational activities, including swimming and field
trips. The camp provides breakfast and lunch.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
All disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 18 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided within the Bridgeport area.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Preregistration interview.
FEE:
Tuition assistance available on a sliding scale.
Please contact camp for more information.
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BRISTOL
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Carlson Day Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
700 Willis Street
Bristol, CT 06010
MAIL ADDRESS:
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Camp Programs
20 Washington Avenue
North Haven, CT 06473
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922 ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
Elizabeth Lee
CONTACT PERSON:
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - August 02
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor cooking,
non-competitive sports and games, nature study, theme
days, skits, songs, archery, and Girl Scout badge work.
Campers with disabilities join the activities of
nondisabled campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Girls with Physical and/or Intellectual Disabilities. All
abilities welcome.
Contact the camp director to discuss special needs or
accommodations.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering Grade 1 - Grade 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
Bus transportation provided to camp from designated
stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to all girls without regard to race, color, religion, or
national origin. Girls must be ambulatory and able to
dress and care for themselves.
FEE:
$185 - one-week basic fee.
$350 - two-week basic fee.
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BROOKFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
YMCA Camp Greenknoll
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
2 Huckleberry Hill Road
Brookfield, CT 06804
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 775-4444, ext. 103
Website: www.regionalymca.org (click on camps)
CONTACT PERSON:
Sean Turner
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 18 - August 24
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. (A.M. Extended Care)
4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. (P.M. Extended Care)
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Structured program, including swimming lessons, archery,
art appreciation, low ropes courses, and enrichment
classes.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
3 to 15 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
None provided.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Physical required within the last thirty-six months.
FEE:
$260 per week.
$190 per week for half-day preschool.
$275 per week for full-day preschool.
$200 per week for Counselor-in-Training for
15 year-old only.
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BROOKLYN
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Learning Clinic
Country Day & Rolling Ridge
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
Route 169
Brooklyn, CT 06234
MAIL ADDRESS:
PO Box 324
Brooklyn, CT 06234
TELEPHONE:
(860) 774-1036
(860) 774-5619
CONTACT PERSON:
Ashley Cleary, Director of Admissions
Dr. Katie McGrady, Clinical Director
Robert LeGary, Residential Director
Linda Baade, Education Administrator
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
Twelve-month program.
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Monday - Thursday)
8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (Friday)
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Individual and small group instruction with supported
services through a therapeutic milieu, including
horseback riding, canoeing, swimming, noncompetitive
sports, and other recreational activities.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Youth with Learning Disabilities, Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Anxiety Disorders,
Depression, Autism Spectrum Disorders.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided by LEA.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Rolling admissions. Make phone contact and send
relevant educational and psychological information.
FEE:
Available upon request.
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CHESHIRE
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Children’s Webb
Summer Education/Recreation Program
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
725 Jarvis Street
Cheshire, CT 06410
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 272-8395
CONTACT PERSON:
Catharine Goralski
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - August 02
8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Helps students to maintain basic academic skills and
promotes effective social skills through small group
activities. There is a 4:1 student to staff ratio during daily
activities. In addition, therapeutic and medical services
are provided. Daily instruction and programming
encourage consistency and maintenance of academic
skills. Activities include, but are not limited to, academic
enrichment, swimming, arts & crafts, field trips, sports,
and leisure games.
The Children’s Webb provides a child with a productive,
safe, fun-filled summer experience.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Youth with Emotional, Social and/or Behavior Problems,
who need close supervision and instruction.
AGE LIMITS:
5 to 14 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Not available.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Interview with parent (or guardian) and child.
Call the summer program line at: (203) 272-8395.
FEE:
$3,230 - four weeks.
Two-week minimum.
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EAST LYME
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Pattagansett Day Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
121 Upper Pattagansett Road
East Lyme, CT 06333
MAIL ADDRESS:
Camp Programs
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922, ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Lee
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 09
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor cooking, noncompetitive sports and games, nature study, theme
days, skits, songs, archery, and Girl Scout badge work.
Challenge course includes wall and high and low ropes.
Campers with disabilities join the activities of nondisabled campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
abilities welcome.
accommodations.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering Grade 1- Grade 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
national origin.
FEE:
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FAIRFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Pilot House
Camp Fun in the Sun
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
McKinley Elementary School
60 Thompson Street
Fairfield, CT 06824
MAIL ADDRESS:
The Pilot House
240 Colony Street
Fairfield, CT 06824
TELEPHONE:
(203) 292-8452
Website: www.thepilothouse.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Doreen Caruso
Email : [email protected]
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 01
12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
A creative camp for children, ages 4 to 10. Siblings are
welcome. Each child is placed in a group according to
his/her age and ability. Each group participates in all
activities, rotating throughout the afternoon. Camp
includes music, drama, arts & crafts, yoga games,
sports, and special activities/field trips.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
4 to 10 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Parent responsibility.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Call for more information.
FEE:
$725 per student (additional fee if student requires more
than 1:4 staff to child ratio).
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FAIRFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Pilot House
Camp Rockin’ the Arts
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
The Pilot House
240 Colony Street
Fairfield, CT 06824
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 292-8452
CONTACT PERSON:
Doreen Caruso
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 01
12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
A creative camp for students, ages 11 to 18. Each
student will be part of a team according to his/her age
and ability. Each team will rotate through several artsbased experiences, including active music, making
large and small scale art projects, culinary arts, and
music technology. Special day highlights include a
basketball clinic with the Fairfield University Stags,
meet/cook with a chef, sing-along with ‘Band together’,
and a BBQ bash.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
11 to 18 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
$725 per student (additional fee if student requires more
than 1:5 staff to child ratio).
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FAIRFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Pilot House
August Summer Camp
“Summer Social”
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
The Pilot House
240 Colony Street
Fairfield, CT 06824
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 292-8452
CONTACT PERSON:
Doreen Caruso
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
A creative camp for children, ages 5 to 12. Siblings are
welcome. Each child is placed in a group according to
his/her age and ability. Each group participates in all
activities, rotating throughout the afternoon. Camp
includes music, science, arts & crafts, social skills
groups, and games. Includes one field trip.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
4 to 16 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
$295 per week per student.
$550 for two weeks per student.
Additional fee if student requires more than 1:4 staff to
child ratio.
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GLASTONBURY
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Sunrise
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
Smith Middle School
Addison Road
Glastonbury, CT 06033
MAIL ADDRESS:
Glastonbury Parks & Recreation Department
2155 Main Street
Glastonbury, CT 06033
TELEPHONE:
(860) 652-7679 (press 5)
CONTACT PERSON:
Anna Park
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 25 - August 09
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Recreation program that incorporates outdoor play, field
trips, motor activities, swimming, and arts & crafts.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Youth with Intellectual Disabilities, Physical Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
3 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided by camp.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to residents of Glastonbury, Cromwell, Newington,
Rocky Hill, and Wethersfield only. Application and
medical information required.
FEE:
$80 per week. Includes field trip admissions,
transportation, and juice.
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HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Hi-Hoti
Enrichment and Retreat Center
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
444 East Street
Hebron, CT 06248
MAIL ADDRESS:
Hartford Neighborhood Center
38 Lawrence Street
Hartford, CT 06106
TELEPHONE:
(860) 251-6517
CONTACT PERSON:
Cora Mercer
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Swimming, sports activities, family activities, hiking, and
small group counseling. Dance program and
environmental education.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 12 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Arranged at time of registration.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Physical and interview required.
FEE:
$75 per week.
$350 for six weeks.
Limited scholarships available.
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HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Children’s Webb
Summer Education and Recreation Program
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
The Institute of Living
The Webb Schools
200 Retreat Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 545-7238
CONTACT PERSON:
Joseph Pedemonti
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - August 02
8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The program helps students maintain basic academic
skills and promotes effective social skills through small
group activities. There will be a 4:1 student-to-staff ratio
during daily activities. In addition, psychoeducational and
medical services are provided. Daily instruction and
programming encourage consistency and maintenance of
academic skills. Activities include, but are not limited to,
academic enrichment, swimming, arts and crafts, field
trips, sports, and leisure games.
Children are provided with a productive, safe, fun-filled
summer experience.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Students with Social and Emotional issues.
AGE LIMITS:
K to Grade 8.
TRANSPORTATION:
None provided.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Acceptance into the program is determined after the
intake interview process. Please call the program
coordinator to set-up an interview.
FEE:
$3,300 - full four-week session.
$1,650 - minimum of two-weeks.
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HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The S.T.A.I.R. Program
Summer Education and Transition Learning
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
The Institute of Living
The Webb Schools
200 Retreat Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 545-7238
CONTACT PERSON:
Joseph Pedemonti
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - August 02
8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The program helps students gain a better understanding
of themselves and their place in society through
academics, vocational and community experiences, and
life skills instructions. There will be a 4:1 student-to-staff
ratio during daily activities. In addition,
psychoeducational, medical and vocational supports are
integral parts of the program. Students who successfully
participate in the full program may earn up to $100 in the
form of gift certificates. During the last week of the
program, students will use their gift certificates to shop for
school supplies and clothes.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Students with Social and Emotional issues.
AGE LIMITS:
Grades 9 to 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
None provided.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Acceptance into the program is determined after the
intake interview process. Please call the program
coordinator to set up an interview.
FEE:
$3,300 - full four-week session.
$1,650 - minimum of two-weeks.
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HEBRON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Hemlocks
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
Easter Seals Camp Hemlocks
85 Jones Street
Hebron, CT 06248
MAIL ADDRESS:
PO Box 198
Hebron, CT 06248
TELEPHONE:
(860) 228-9496
(860) 228-2091 (fax)
Website: ct.easterseals.com
CONTACT PERSON:
Alycia Williams, ext. 200
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 23 - August 23
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Arts & crafts, boating & fishing, campouts, environmental
education, music, sports & games, recreational &
instructional swimming, trips, special day and evening
programs, and a challenge program.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Adults with Physical Disabilities, Visual
Impairments, Intellectual Disabilities. Also, Adults with
Brain Injury, Autism, Epilepsy.
Special sessions for Children with Autism.
AGE LIMITS:
8 years to Adult.
TRANSPORTATION:
Parent/Camper.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Eligibility varies according to session.
FEE:
Fee based on ability-to-pay for residents of Connecticut.
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HEBRON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Northeast Regional Special Touch Get Away
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
85 Jones Street
Hebron, CT 06248
MAIL ADDRESS:
Special Touch Central Processing
P.O. Box 25
Waupaca, WI 54981
TELEPHONE:
(715) 258-2713
Website: www.specialtouch.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Rev. Joe & Ann Trementozzi
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Recreational activities include arts & crafts, swimming,
fishing, a ladies spa day, a talent show, challenge wall,
morning and evening chapels, basketball, kick ball, and
other team sports.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Adults with Physical and Developmental
Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
Children and Adults - 10 years and above.
Children under age 10 must be accompanied by a
responsible adult.
TRANSPORTATION:
None.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Contact Camp Coordinators:
[email protected]
Applications can be printed from the Website:
www.specialtouch.org
Registration deadline: July 22.
FEE:
$825.
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HEBRON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Courage
Overnight
CAMP ADDRESS:
85 Jones Street
Hebron, CT 06248
MAIL ADDRESS:
Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut, Inc.
386 Main Street
Middletown, CT 06457
TELEPHONE:
(800) 899-3745
CONTACT PERSON:
Allison Gamber, Program Coordinator
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 21 - July 26
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Arts & crafts, boating & fishing, drama, nature, challenge
course, and games.
Adventure Camp-New for 2013
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Applicants must have a Primary Diagnosis of Epilepsy
and must be on an anticonvulsant medication or receiving
other treatment for seizures.
AGE LIMITS:
8 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Call or email for an application.
FEE:
$25 - application fee (nonrefundable).
$295 - camp fee.
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LEBANON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Laurel Day and Residential
Camp for Girls
Day and Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
175B Club House Road
Lebanon, CT 06249
MAIL ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922 or (800) 922-2770
Website: www.gsofct.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Alexandra Thomas
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 26 - August 10 ( Residential Camp)
July 1 - August 09 (Day Camp)
Leadership programs – visit Website for additional
information.
Three-night, seven-day, and two-week programs
(Residential Camp)
Five- and 10-day programs (Day Camp).
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, outdoor cooking, crafts, games, horseback
riding, fine arts, theater arts, nature, and reading.
Campers with disabilities join the activities of nondisabled
campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Girls with Physical and/or Intellectual Disabilities.
All abilities welcome.
AGE LIMITS:
7 to 17 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Bus transportation from designated site for Day Camp.
None available for Residential Camp.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to girls without regard to race, color, religion, or
national origin.
FEE:
$195 one-week basic fee (Day Camp).
$370 two-week basic fee (Day Camp)
$235 to $765 (Residential Camp)
Horseback riding at additional charge.
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MANCHESTER
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Merrie-Wood
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
650 Gardner Street
Manchester, CT 06040
MAIL ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922, ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Lee
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 17 - August 02
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Outdoor skills, nature study, songs, games, archery, and
other Girl Scout programs.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Girls with Learning Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and/or
Intellectual Disabilities who can function in a mainstream
program.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering Grade 1 - Grade 8.
TRANSPORTATION:
Bus transportation provided to camp from designated stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to girls without regard to race, color, religion, sexual
orientation or national origin.
FEE:
$195 per one-week session.
$370 per two-week session.
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MARLBOROUGH
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Hartford County 4-H Camp
Residential Co-ed
CAMP ADDRESS:
247 South Road
Marlborough, CT 06447
MAIL ADDRESS:
1225 Main Street
South Windsor, CT 06074
TELEPHONE:
(860) 295-9444 (summer)
(860) 289-4177 (winter)
CONTACT PERSON:
Elsie Woolam
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 23 - August 17
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Archery, arts & crafts, boating, horseback riding
instruction, nature, volleyball, soccer, outpost camping,
recreation, rocketry, swimming, tennis, aerobics, lowchallenge course, and other activities.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
7 to 8 years: June 26 - June 27 (Mini Camp).
9 to 14 years: June 30 - August 17 (Traditional Camp).
(must not have reached age 15 by July 1).
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Physical required.
Deposit with application, balance due Sunday of
acceptance.
FEE:
$410 per week for Traditional Camp.
$55 for Mini Camp.
$65 for horseback riding activity fee.
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MIDDLETOWN
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Summer Youth Day Programs
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
Each program is located at a school in Middletown,
except Summer Time is located at Crystal Lake.
MAIL ADDRESS:
100 Riverview Center #140
Middletown, CT 06457
TELEPHONE:
(860) 343-6620
CONTACT PERSON:
Dean Wilborn, ext. 103 or
Karen Nocera, ext. 102
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - August 09 (Seven-week program)
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Before and After care programs available:
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Please call for additional information.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Variety of recreational and social activities, swimming and
field trips. Programs are integrated with approximately
12% population of children with disabilities.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Students receiving special education services in the city
of Middletown. Call for additional information.
AGE LIMITS:
Born 2006 - 2008:
Born 2003 - 2007:
Born 2003 - 2007:
Born 2003 - 2007:
Born 2000 - 2002:
Born 1998 - 2000:
Tot Time
Good Time (must have completed K)
Kid Time
Play Time
Fun Time
Teen Time
(Before and After care programs)
TRANSPORTATION:
Bus to all programs, except Before and After care
programs, for Middletown residents only.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
First-come, first-served.
Middletown residents only.
FEE:
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MILFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Katoya Day Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
71 Country Lane
Milford, CT 06460
MAIL ADDRESS:
Camp Programs
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922, ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Lee
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - August 02
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor cooking, noncompetitive sports & games, nature study, theme days,
skits, songs, archery, and Girl Scout badge work.
campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
abilities welcome.
accommodations.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering Grade 1 – Grade 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to all girls without regard to race, color, religion,
sexual orientation, or national origin.
FEE:
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OXFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
An-Se-Ox Day Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
47 Condon Road
Oxford, CT 06478
MAIL ADDRESS:
Camp Programs
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922, ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Lee
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 09
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor cooking, noncompetitive sports and games, nature study, theme days,
skits, songs, archery, and Girl Scout badge work.
campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Girls with Physical and/or Intellectual disabilities. All
abilities welcome.
accommodations.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering Grade 1 – Grade 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
national origin.
FEE:
$200 basic one-week fee.
$380 basic two-week fee.
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POMFRET
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Windham-Tolland 4-H Camp
Day and Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
326 Taft Pond Road
Pomfret Center, CT 06259
MAIL ADDRESS:
Windham Tolland 4-H Camp
326 Taft Pond Road
Pomfret Center, CT 06259
TELEPHONE:
(860) 974-3379
Website: www.4hcampct.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Heather Logee, Camp Director
Linda Pope, Camp Registrar
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 23 - August 09 (Seven Sessions)
August 13 - August 15 (Teen Weekend Special)
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
General camp program features small group learning in
environmental studies, canoeing, swimming, camp crafts,
sports, creative arts, and recreation.
Special interest programs include horseback riding,
music, art, hiking, leadership training, drama, fishing,
canoeing, archery, kayaking, and challenge/rope courses,
zip line, Goat Camp, and wood fiber crafts.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 15 years (Day Camp).
7 to 8 years (Clover Camp).
9 to 15 years (General Camp).
15 to 17 years (Leadership Training Program).
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
Physical required.
Day Camp:
$235 for each week.
Residential Camp:
$435 for each week.
Clover Camp: Call for pricing or see Website.
Call for information regarding additional camp programs.
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SALISBURY
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Isola Bella
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
410 Twin Lakes Road
P.O. Box 7
Taconic, CT 06079
MAIL ADDRESS:
American School for the Deaf (ASD)
139 North Main Street
West Hartford, CT 06107
TELEPHONE:
(860) 570-2351 (voice/TDD)
Jenilee Terry, Registrar
Website: www.campisolabella.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Alyssa Pecorino, Camp Director
Email: alyssa,[email protected]
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
*June 23 - July 06: Youth Session (8 - 12 years)
*July 14 - 27: Teen Session (13 - 17 years)
*Children/Youth who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing. CODA.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Waterfront activities (swimming, boating, waterskiing),
overnight camping trips, hiking trips, canoe trips, arts &
crafts, archery, field trips, leadership, and literacy.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Youth who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing.
AGE LIMITS:
8 to 17 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided by American School for the Deaf
(to/from school to camp).
ADMISSION
POLICY:
First-come, first-served.
FEE:
$900 - Youth Session.
$900 - Teen Session.
Must submit a $50 nonrefundable application fee that is
not applied to tuition.
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SOUTHPORT
(FAIRFIELD)
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Eagle Hill – Southport
Summer Program*
Writing Skills Workshop**
Study Skills Class***
CAMP ADDRESS:
214 Main Street
Southport, CT 06490
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 254-2044
CONTACT PERSON:
John Robbins
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 02: Summer Program*
July 08 - July 19: Writing Skills Workshop**
July 22 - August 02: Study Skills Class ***
8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.: Summer Program*
8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.: Writing Skills Workshop**
8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.: Study Skills Class***
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
*Summer Program: Individualized program of academic
skills development featuring five academic classes
combining reading, math, handwriting, spelling, written
expression, oral language, and literature.
**Writing Skills Workshop: Helps students build a solid
foundation of writing skills necessary in all disciplines.
***Study Skills Class: Introduces, develops, and
enhances skills in organization and time management,
note-taking, studying and test taking.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children experiencing Learning Difficulties.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 12 years (Summer Program).
12 to 14 years (Writing Workshop & Study Skills Class).
TRANSPORTATION:
Please inquire.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Application and interview.
FEE:
$2500 for Summer Program.
$600 for Writing Skills Workshop.
$600 for Study Skills Class.
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SOUTHPORT
(FAIRFIELD)
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Math Skills Workshop
CAMP ADDRESS:
214 Main Street
Southport, CT 06490
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 254-2044
CONTACT PERSON:
John Robbins
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - 19
July 22 - August 02
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Math Skills Workshop: Provides maintenance and
remediation in advanced computation and pre-algebra
concepts.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
12 to 14 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Please inquire.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
$600 for Math Skills Workshop.
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SOUTHPORT
(FAIRFIELD)
continued.
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Reading Camp*
Reading Strategies Workshop**
CAMP ADDRESS:
214 Main Street
Southport, CT 06490
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 254-2044
CONTACT PERSON:
John Robbins
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - 19
July 22 - August 02
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.*
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. **
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
*Reading Camp: Develop and Solidify reading skills for
emerging readers in an active and individualized setting.
**Reading Strategies Workshop: Introduces, develops,
and enhances skills in active reading to help students
break down and comprehend a variety of texts.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
AGE LIMITS:
5 to 6 years.*
12 to 14 years.**
TRANSPORTATION:
Please inquire.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
$750 for Reading Camp.
$600 for Reading Strategies Workshop.
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STAMFORD
NAME OF
PROGRAM:
Achieve Fluency Summer Program
Day
PROGRAM ADDRESS:
545 Ponus Ridge
New Canaan, CT 06840
MAIL ADDRESS:
456 Glenbrook Road
Stamford, CT 06906
TELEPHONE:
(203) 698-0247
CONTACT PERSON:
Christine Capizzi
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - June 28
July 01 - July 05
July 08 - July 12
July 15 - July 19
July 22 - July 26
July 29 - August 02
Half-Day Programs:
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Full Day Programs:
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Tutoring Program:
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. or 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Children experience an action-packed summer filled with
exciting activities as they develop friendships and build
life skills. During our six-week program, children do art
projects and science experiments, play recreational
games, take music and theater classes, enjoy visits from
special guests and much more, all under the careful
direction of our exceptional staff. A visit from an ice
cream truck tops off every fun-filled week. With so much
to do, kids can follow their interests and have novel
experiences that spark their imagination.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children with Autism, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Speech and Language
Impairments, Intellectual Disabilities, and Children without
Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
5 to 15 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Parent Responsibility.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Interview. Children who are not toilet trained or have
aggressive behaviors cannot be accepted.
FEE
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STAMFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Boys & Girls Club of Stamford
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
347 Stillwater Lane
Stamford, CT 06902
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 324-0594
CONTACT PERSON:
Jeff Pytlak
Email: [email protected].
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 16
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Arrangements can be made for early drop-off or
late pick-up.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Campers take part in a range of activities, including
computers, arts & crafts, athletics, social recreation, field
trips, game room activities, outdoor games, etc.
Campers may bring their own bag lunch. Those who
receive free or reduced lunch will receive that service
each day.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Determined on a case-by-case basis. Call for more
information.
.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 15 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
None.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Call for registration information.
FEE:
$100 per week.
A limited number of scholarships are available.
All scholarship requests are due by May 10.
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TORRINGTON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp MOE
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
Camp MOE
314 Main Street
Torrington, CT 06790
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 482-9364
Website: www.campmoe.org
CONTACT PERSON:
Katherine Marchand-Beyer
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - July 05
July 08 - July 19
July 22 - August 02
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Arts & crafts, boating, field sports, archery, outdoor
education, music, and adventure course. Integrated with
Camp Shookie; both camps run together as one.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children with and without disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
4 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Pick up points in Torrington, Litchfield, Winsted, and
Harwinton.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Physical examination within three years.
Able to participate in camp activities.
Able to care for personal needs.
Counselors will assist, if necessary.
FEE:
$440 per two-week session.
Limited partial camperships available.
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WALLINGFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
High Road School of Wallingford
High Road Academy
Extended School Year
CAMP ADDRESS:
29a Village Lane (High Road School)
31 Village Lane (High Road Academy)
Wallingford, CT 06492
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(203) 294-9139
CONTACT PERSON:
Angela Milewski, Admissions/Outreach Coordinator
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 09
(no school July 4)
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Individual and small group instruction based on schoolyear IEP. Skill maintenance, transitional services, social
skills, related services, and enrichment activities.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
High Road School: Students who benefit from a more
restrictive environment due to Emotional/Social/
Behavioral Maladjustments.
High Road Academy: Including, but not limited to,
Students with Learning Disabilities, Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism, Asperger’s
Syndrome, Anxiety Disorders, Speech and Language
Impairments, etc.
AGE LIMITS:
Kindergarten to Grade 12 (High Road School).
5 to 21 years (High Road Academy).
TRANSPORTATION:
Provided by LEA.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Referred by LEA.
FEE:
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WASHINGTON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
The Glenholme School Summer Program
Day & Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
81 Sabbaday Lane
Washington, CT 06793
MAIL ADDRESS:
The Glenholme School
81 Sabbaday Lane
Washington, CT 06793
TELEPHONE:
(860) 868-7377
Website: www.glenholmesummerprogram.org.
CONTACT PERSON:
Kathi Fitzherbert, Admissions
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - August 23
Monday - Sunday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The summer program not only captures the essence of
summer fun, but also provides a platform for students to
learn and practice valuable social skills. Through team
development and skills building activities, young people
make new friendships, gain confidence, and learn to
respect their fellow campers and staff. By actively
participating in a positive and productive environment,
students experience a newfound sense of community and
belonging.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Students with Asperger’s Syndrome, Attention Deficit
(Hyperactivity) Disorder, Pervasive Developmental
Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Tourette’s
Syndrome, Depression, Anxiety, Various Learning
Differences. Teenage Girls with an Autism Spectrum
Disorder who are very high-functioning.
Campers must have at least low average cognitive
abilities and be conversationally verbal. Call receiving
camp for camp acceptance criteria.
AGE LIMITS:
10 to 18 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
Varies, visit Website for more details.
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WATERFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Dragonfly
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
Camp Harkness
301 Great Neck Road (Rt. 213)
Waterford, CT 06385
MAIL ADDRESS:
Oak Hill Community Programs Office
120 Holcomb Street
Hartford, CT 06112
TELEPHONE:
(860) 212-1913
CONTACT PERSON:
Dave Piggott, Assistant Director, Oak Hill
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
3rd week in August.
(Sunday afternoon thru Friday afternoon)
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
In partnership with Oak Hill camps, Camp Dragonfly will
provide overnight summer camping for teenage girls with
High Functioning Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome,
Pervasive Developmental Disorder, and Non-Verbal
Learning Disorder who struggle with the social challenges
of autism. Program activities are mostly outdoor and are
designed to challenge the camper beyond her level of
comfort, and allow her to be successful in a supportive
environment.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Accepted.
Teenage girls with an Autism Spectrum Disorder who are
very high-functioning. Campers must have at least low
average cognitive abilities and be conversationally verbal.
Call receiving camp for camp acceptance criteria.
AGE LIMITS:
13 to 18 year old girls.
TRANSPORTATION:
Not provided.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Call the receiving camp for information.
FEE:
Call the receiving camp for camp fee schedule.
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WATERFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
UCP Camp Harkness Program
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
UCP Camp
Camp Harkness
301 Great Hartford Neck Road
Waterford, CT 06385
MAIL ADDRESS:
UCPA of Greater Hartford
80 Whitney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
TELEPHONE:
(860) 236-6201 (main office), ext. 316
(860) 218-2454 (fax)
CONTACT PERSON:
Peter Cavanagh
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 23 - August 09
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Arts & crafts, swimming, boating, sports & games,
horseback riding, field trips, and evening programs.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Individuals with Physical Disabilities, Multiple Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
18 years and older (Adults).
TRANSPORTATION:
None available.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Application and physical required.
FEE:
$800 per one-week session.
38
WEST HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Cyber LaunchPad
Summer Program (Grades 1-7)
Study Skills Program (Grade 7- College)
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
The Learning Incentive, Inc.
ASD-Boatner Building
139 North Main Street
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 236-5807
CONTACT PERSON:
Noreen Ziminsky, Administrator
Christina Lamphere, Program
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - July 26
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Study Skills).
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Remediation, academics, and study skills (Elementary
through College). Computer skills include word
processing and special projects. Academics include
reading, writing, spelling, and mathematics. Study skills
include note taking, report writing, organizing information
for retention and retrieval, using computers to study, and
accessing electronic databases for research.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Primarily Youth with Learning Disabilities.
Wheelchair accessible.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Academic screening to ensure appropriate program.
FEE:
39
WEST HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Ivan Lendl Adaptive Sports Camp
Hospital for Special Care
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
University of Saint Joseph
1678 Asylum Avenue
MAIL ADDRESS:
Hospital for Special Care’s Adaptive Sports Program
2150 Corbin Avenue
New Britain, CT 06053
TELEPHONE:
(860) 832-6220
CONTACT PERSON:
Janet Connolly, MS, CTRS,
Program Manager, Adaptive Sports
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hospital for Special Care, Ivan Lendl Adaptive Sports
Camp is a program of HSC Community Services, Inc.
Instruction in sports such as tennis, wheelchair basketball
& soccer, track & field, and swimming. Instruction is with
experienced coaches and athletes living with physical
disabilities. Lunch and snacks are provided.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Individuals with physical disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
6 to 19 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Determined by camp.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Contact Hospital for Special Care’s Adaptive Sports
Program Manager for application.
FEE:
Free for one week every summer.
40
WEST HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
iCan Bike
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
Conard High School
110 Beechwood Road
MAIL ADDRESS:
Town of West Hartford
Division of Leisure Services
50 South Main Street
TELEPHONE:
(860) 561-7510
Website: www.west-hartford.com/leisureservices
CONTACT PERSON:
Sara Tamborello, Camp Director
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 29 - August 02
Monday - Friday
Campers will attend the same session for five consecutive
days. Instructional sessions last 1 ¼ hours.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
The program uses a specially designed bicycle referred to
as an “adapted roller trainer bike.” Children pedal a
series of trainer bikes designed to be ultra-stable and then
progress towards conventional two-wheeled bicycles.
The adapted trainers are intended as stepping-stones to
allow the children to graduate onto conventional bikes and
become successful riders.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Applicants must be motivated to learn to ride a twowheeled bicycle. Children should be able to work in a
group setting with instructors and volunteers. Special
accommodation may need to be made for some campers.
AGE LIMITS:
8 years and above.
TRANSPORTATION:
None available.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Applications available at:
www.west-hartford.com/leisureservices.
FEE:
To be determined; call for information.
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WEST HARTFORD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Renbrook Summer Adventure
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
2865 Albany Avenue
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 232-8410
(860) 236-1661, ext. 223
CONTACT PERSON:
Margaret Ayres or Terry Martel
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 24 - July 12 (Session 1)
July 15 - August 02 (Session 2)
June 24 - August 02 (Full Season)
Before camp care available from 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
After camp care available until 6:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Sports, art, music, Red Cross swimming, musical theater,
woodworking, gymnastics, and horseback riding. Trips &
programs for teens. Scholastics and language
enrichment available for an additional fee.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
No special program for children with special needs,
but willing to discuss possibilities within regular
camp program. Call for additional information.
AGE LIMITS:
3 years old (by November 1) through Grade 10.
TRANSPORTATION:
Available for Greater Hartford area.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Physical required.
FEE:
See Website: www.renbrooksummeradventure.org
42
WETHERSFIELD
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
CREC Soundbridge
Summer School Program
CAMP ADDRESS:
123 Progress Drive
Wethersfield, CT 06109
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 529-4260
(860) 257-8500 (fax)
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Cole
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 08 - August 01
Length of the day depends on the program.
Start time is 8:30 a.m.
Monday - Thursday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
In a variety of settings, Teachers of the hearing impaired
or auditory-verbal therapists provide instruction related to
the child’s individual goals and objectives for learning
spoken language through audition, as well as objectives
related to literacy.
Auditory-Verbal Therapy: Sessions with parent and
child at Soundbridge or in the child’s home.
Preschool: Daily small group and individualized
instruction in conjunction with on-site inclusive preschool.
Kindergarten – Grade 8: Daily small group and
individualized instruction.
Preschool through Secondary: Individual cochlear
implant therapy or individual aural habilitation sessions at
Soundbridge or in the child’s home.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Adolescents with Hearing Loss.
AGE LIMITS:
3 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Responsibility of parent or referring town.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Referral accepted from local school districts.
FEE:
Please call for rate structure.
43
WESTON
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Aspetuck Day Camp
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
88 Old Easton Turnpike
Weston, CT 06883
MAIL ADDRESS:
Camp Programs
North Haven, Connecticut 06475
TELEPHONE:
(203) 239-2922, ext. 3429
(800) 922-2770
CONTACT PERSON:
Elizabeth Lee
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July 01 - August 16
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Hiking, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor cooking,
noncompetitive sports & games, nature study, theme
days, skits, songs, archery, and Girls Scout badge work.
campers.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
abilities welcome.
accommodations.
AGE LIMITS:
Girls entering grade 1 - grade 12.
TRANSPORTATION:
stops.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to all girls without regard to race, color, religion,
sexual orientation or national origin.
FEE:
$230 - one-week fee.
$425 - two-week fee.
44
WINDHAM
(SOUTH WINDHAM)
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
Camp Horizons, Inc.
Residential
CAMP ADDRESS:
127 Babcock Hill Road
MAIL ADDRESS:
PO Box 323
TELEPHONE:
(860) 456-1032
CONTACT PERSON:
Scott Lambeck, Director of Camp & Facilities
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
June 23 - July 06
July 07 - July 20
July 28 - August 10
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Arts & crafts, language arts, pioneering, horseback riding,
swimming, music, physical education, camp crafts,
boating, movement & dance, health & fitness, drama.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Youth with Autism, Intellectual Disabilities
(mild to moderate), Pervasive Developmental Disorders
(PDD/NOS).
AGE LIMITS:
8 years to Adult.
TRANSPORTATION:
Parent/provider’s responsibility.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
FEE:
$2,549 per two weeks.
$4,805 per four consecutive weeks.
$5,098 per four weeks (nonconsecutive).
$7,354 per six weeks.
$9,610 per eight weeks.
45
WINDSOR
NAME OF CAMP
PROGRAMS:
CREC Summer School and
CREC Extended Day Program
Day
CAMP ADDRESS:
River Street School
601 River Street
Windsor, CT 06095
MAIL ADDRESS:
Same as above.
TELEPHONE:
(860) 298-9079, ext. 2051
CONTACT PERSON:
Thomas Parvenski
DATES AND TIMES
OF OPERATION:
July - August
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Summer School)
2:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Extended Day)
DESCRIPTION OF
PROGRAM:
Day Program: Educationally oriented program with
recreational opportunities, strong behavior management,
and highly structured groupings. Occupational therapy,
physical therapy, and speech-language therapy available.
Vocational training also available.
Extended Day Program: Continuation of day program
through evening meal. Also, Extended Day serves as
respite for hard pressed family units.
EXCEPTIONALITIES
ACCEPTED:
Children and Youth with Autism and other Intellectual
Disabilities.
AGE LIMITS:
3 to 21 years.
TRANSPORTATION:
Parent or referring town responsible.
ADMISSION
POLICY:
Open to any child or young adult with severe disabilities.
Referral generally accepted from local school districts.
Also, parent-initiated referrals.
FEE:
$5,782 approximate fee for Day Program.
$4,428 approximate fee for Extended Day.
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Selected resources available
at the SERC Library
Reading
List
forthe
the
Rea
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st for
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3 Summ
mer Cam
tory
2013
p Direct
2013
Summer
Camp
Directory
A Boy
y and a Bea
ar: The Children's Re
elaxation B
Book
By Lorri Lite
(YP F LIT)
All Kin
nds of Frie
ends, Even
n Green!
By Elle
en B. Senis
si
(YP F SEN)
Asperrger's Huh?
? A Child's
s Perspecttive
By Ros
sina G. Sch
hnurr
(YP F SCH)
Bullies
s Are a Pain in the B
Brain
Written
n and Illustrrated by Tre
evor Roma
ain
(YP 30
02.34 ROM)
1
State Edu
ucation Resource
e Center (SERC) Library
25 In
ndustrial Park Rooad
www.ctserc.org/library (860) 632-1485
5, Option 4
Middletoown, CT
06457
Buster and the Amazing
A
D
Daisy: Adve
entures with Asperge
er
Syndrrome
By Nan
ncy Ogaz
(YP F OGA)
Can You
Y Relate?
?: Real-Wo
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e for Teens
s on Guys,,
Girls, Growing Up,
U and Ge
etting Along
nie Fox
By Ann
(YP 30
05.235 FOX
X)
Disney
y's Winnie
e the Pooh,, Friendshiip Day: Bo
ook 1
By Nan
ncy Parent
(YP F DIS)
Do Yo
ou Know What
W
I'll Do?
?
By Cha
arlotte Zolo
otow
(YP F ZOL)
Don't Need Frien
nds
By Carrolyn Crimi; Illustrated
d by Lynn M
Munsinger
(YP F CRI)
Don't Tell a Who
opper on Fridays!: Th
he Children
n's Truthol Book
Contro
By Ado
olph Moserr
(YP 15
55.9 MOS)
2
State Edu
ucation Resource
25 In
5, Option 4
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06457
Drita, My Homeg
girl
By Jen
nny Lombarrd
(YP F LOM)
First Day
D in Grap
pes
By L. King
K
Perez
(YP F PER)
Friend
ds at Schoo
ol
By Roc
chelle Bunn
nett
(YP F BUN)
Friend
ds, Like Yo
ou
By Melissa Grisw
wold; Illustra
ated by Cyn
nthia Fisherr
(YP F GRI)
Germs
s Are Not for
f Sharing
g
By Eliz
zabeth Verd
dick
(YP 37
72.37 VER))
Halmo
oni and the
e Picnic
By Soo
ok Nyul Choi
(YP F CHO)
3
State Edu
ucation Resource
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Hands
s Are Not for
f Hitting
By Martine Agass
si
(YP 37
72.1782 AG
GA)
Hormo
one Jungle
e: Coming of Age in Middle Sch
hool
By Bro
od Bagert
(YP F BAG)
How Do
D I Stand in Your Sh
hoes?: A S
Story & Wo
orksheets
about Empathy, Grades PK
K–4
san DeBell, Ph.D.
By Sus
(YP F DEB)
How Rude!
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The Teenagers
s' Guide to
o Good Man
nners,
Proper Behaviorr, and Not Grossing People Ou
ut
By Ale
ex J. Packerr
(YP 39
95.123 PAC
C)
I Don'tt Know Wh
hy...I Gues s I'm Shy
By Barrbara Cain; Illustrated by J.J. Sm
mith-Moore
(YP F CAI)
Just Kidding
K
By Tru
udy Ludwig;; Illustrated by Adam G
Gustavson
(YP F LUD)
4
State Edu
ucation Resource
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5, Option 4
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06457
Kids' Random
R
Acts
A
of Kind
dness
By Con
nari Press, (ed.)
(YP F CON)
Liam Knows
K
Wh
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When Kids Act Snitty
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When Friends Are
A Tactless
s
ne Whelen Banks
By Jan
(YP 15
55.418 BAN
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Life Liists for Tee
ens: Tips, Steps, Hin
nts, and Ho
ow-to's forr
Growing Up, Getting Along
g, Learning
g, and Hav
ving Fun
mela Espeland
By Pam
(YP 64
46.700835 ESP)
Lovab
ble Liam: Affirmation
A
s for a Perrfectly Imp
perfect Child
By Jan
ne Whelen Banks
(YP 15
55.418 BAN
N)
Marga
aret and Ma
argarita
By Lyn
nn Reiser
(YP-SP
P F REI)
Mooke
ey the Mon
nkey Gets O
Over Being
g Teased
By Hea
ather Loncz
zak; Illustra
ated by Marrcy Ramseyy
(YP F LON)
5
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ucation Resource
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My Be
est Friend Will
W
By Jam
mie Lowell and
a Tara T
Tuchel
(YP F LOW)
My Friiend with Autism
A
By Bev
verly Bishop
(YP 61
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Nacho
o y Lolita
By Pam
m Munoz Ryan;
R
Illustrrated by Cla
audia Rued
da
(YP-SP
P F RYA)
Nobod
dy Likes Me!
M
By Rao
oul Krischa
anitz
(YP F KRI)
Nos Gusta
G
Move
ernos: We Like to Mo
ove, bilingu
ual edition
n
By Ely
yse April witth Sara Rya
an; Illustrate
ed by Diane Iverson
(YP-SP
P 612.044 APR)
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Nos Gusta
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Toca
ar Musica: W
We Like to
o Play Mus
sic
By Katte Parker
(YP-SP
P 781.17 PAR)
P
6
State Edu
ucation Resource
25 In
5, Option 4
Middletoown, CT
06457
Of Mic
ce and Alie
ens: An As
sperger Ad
dventure
By Katthy Hoopma
ann
(YP F HOO)
Oliverr Onion: Th
he Onion W
Who Learns
s to Accep
pt and Be
Himse
elf
By Dia
ane Murrell
(YP F MUR)
Personal Space Camp
By Juliia Cook; Illu
ustrated byy Carrie Harrtman
(YP F COO)
Practical Solutio
ons to Everyday Cha
allenges for Children
with Asperger
A
Syndrome
By Halley Morgan
n Myles
(YP 61
16.898 MYL
L)
Primer Dia en las Uvas
By L. King
K
Perez
(YP-SP
P F PER)
o the Rescu
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bo Rau Tus
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Rainbow Fish to
m!
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By Pan
n Asian Publications
(YP-HM
M F PFI)
7
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ucation Resource
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Say So
omething
By Peg
ggy Moss; Illustrated b
by Lea Lyon
(YP F MOS)
Sociall Star: Con
nflict Resollution and Communiity Interacttion
Skills (Book 3)
ncy Gajews
ski
By Nan
(YP 37
72.83 GAJ)
Sociall Star: Gen
neral Intera
action Skillls (Book 1))
By Nan
ncy Gajews
ski
(YP 37
72.83 GAJ)
Sociall Star: Peer Interactio
on Skills (B
Book 2)
By Nan
ncy Gajews
ski, Polly H irn and Pattty Mayo
(YP 37
72.83 GAJ)
Sociallly Curious
s and Curio
ously Sociial: A Socia
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g
Guidebook for Teens
T
and Y
Young Adults with A
Asperger's,
ADHD
D, PDD-NOS
S, NVLD, o
or Other Mu
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chelle Garcia Winner a
and Pamela
a Crooke
(YP 61
18.928 WIN
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ow to Surv
vive Middle
e School orr Junior Hiigh
By J. Russell
R
Krueger
(YP 64
46.700 KRU
U)
8
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ucation Resource
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Sweett Music in Harlem
H
By Deb
bbie A. Tay
ylor; Illustra
ated by Fran
nk Morrison
n
(YP F TAY)
That Toad
T
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By Barrbara Shoo
ok Hazen; Illustrated byy Jane Man
nning
(YP F HAZ)
The Autism Acceptance B ook: Being
g a Friend to Someon
ne
with Autism
A
By Elle
en Sabin
(YP 61
18.928 SAB
B)
The Brand New Kid
By Kattie Couric
(YP F COU)
The Se
ecret Code
e
By Dan
na Meache
en Rau; Illusstrated by B
Bari Weissm
man
(YP F RAU)
ery Lonely
y Firefly
The Ve
By Eric
c Carle
(YP F CAR)
9
State Edu
ucation Resource
25 In
5, Option 4
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Tobin Learns to Make Frie
ends
By Dia
ane Murrell
(YP F MUR)
Too Old
O For This
s, Too You
ung For Th
hat!: Your S
Survival Gu
uide
for the
e Middle-School Years
By Harrriet S. Mos
satche & Ka
aren Ungerr; Edited byy Elizabeth
Verdic
ck
(YP 64
46.700 MOS
S)
We La
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L
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Cry: Childre
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with
Menta
al Handicap
p
By Tho
omas Bergm
man
(YP F BER)
What Do You Th
hink? A Kid
d's Guide tto Dealing with
Daily Dilemmas
D
By Linda Schwarttz
(YP 15
55.413 SCH
H)
What's
s Wrong with
w
Timmy
y?
By Maria Shriver
(YP F SHR)
When The Horse
es Ride By
y: Children in the Tim
mes of Warr
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By Elo
(YP 81
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10
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ucation Resource
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Why Are
A You Fig
ghting, Dav
vy?
By Brig
gitte Wenin
nger; Illustra
ated by Eve
e Tharlet
(YP F WEN)
Why Do
D I Have To?:
T
A Boo
ok for Child
dren Who Find
Thems
selves Frustrated by
y Everyday
y Rules
By Lau
urie Leventhal-Belfer
(YP 17
79.9 LEV)
11
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