All Sport Summer camp will begin the Monday following the last day of school and will conclude the final weekday prior to school starting. Camp runs Monday through Friday, from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm. No children will be checked in prior to 7:30 am. Children not picked up at the appropriate pick up time risk being charged a $15 late fee for every 15 minutes they are not picked up. Any late fees assessed will need to be paid at the time of pick up. Any late fees not paid will result in the child not being checked in until paid.

All Sport camp will also run during most Frisco ISD holidays (teacher work days do not count).

All Sport Camp Rules

The below rules are gone over two times per day (following 9:00 am check in and following lunch).

o Clean up after yourself after activities/games and snacks/meals.

o No punting balls while on the courts.

o No pushing, shoving, hitting, etc. will be allowed.

o We have a zero tolerance policy for bullying. If you ruin another kids time, you will be sent home.

o ALWAYS make a counselor aware of any bullying.

o If you get out, you are out. Remember there is always a way to get back in a game.

o This includes cell phones.

Discipline must be:

A caregiver may only use positive methods of discipline and guidance that encourage self-esteem, self-control, and self-direction, which include at least the following:

There must be no harsh, cruel, or unusual treatment of any child. The following types of discipline and guidance are prohibited:

Below are the actions that can be taken upon a child that is acting out in a manner that does not comply with the rules of All Sport camp. When addressing a child’s actions, we want to first help the child to understand why their actions are not accepted at camp and look to positively influence the child’s further behavior. The below actions are a guideline of the steps we will take to address a child. However, each situation will be treated on an individual basis and some actions could require bypassing steps. For example, a child could unexpectedly lash out at another camper, hitting them. This would require that a verbal and written warning not first be used and the punishment be escalated to a camp suspension. Hitting is not tolerated by anyone at camp and we cannot allow a child to remain at camp if they have inflicted any physical harm on to anyone else.

1. Verbal Warning

2. Written Warning

3. Camp Suspension

4. Camp Expulsion

 Emergency Plans

A health check is defined as a visual or physical assessment of a child to identify potential concerns about a child’s health, including signs or symptoms of illness or injury, in response to changes in the child’s behavior since the last date of attendance. Health checks will be conducted by a camp counselor for any child that seems to be struggling to participate with any daily activity due to illness or injury. If unable to participate at 100%, a child will be asked to sit out until they are able to do so. If illness or injury persists or worsens, parents will be notified and asked to pick their child up. The only items that will be administered to a child if an illness or injury arise at camp are a thermometer, ice pack, or band aid(s). No medication will be provided to a child at any time. No child will be forced to participate in any activity if they choose not to, but they will not be allowed to do anything other than sit to the side and wait for the next activity.

 Staff will be advised to look for the following during a health check:

 Parents are welcome to communicate in person with the camp director at any time, permitting the director is available. Should the director not be readily available, parents can call or email the director to communicate about the situation or schedule a meeting time.

Any parent or guardian wanting to come and visit their child during camp are welcome to do so, but must first check in at the front desk to leave their information and obtain a visitor’s pass (this must be worn at all times while in the facility).Though parents are allowed at camp, we ask that they do not participate in any camp activities as this may become disruptive to the other campers. We also ask that they limit their time at camp  (preferably less than 30 minutes).

No child will be released to a parent or guardian without providing a proof of ID and are listed as an authorized person to pick them up.

Under no circumstances may a parent bring a sick or injured child to camp. If the child shows any signs of illness or injury and is unable to participate in the normal camp program activities then they MUST stay home. Sick children will expose all children and staff members who they come in contact with the illness. These people can in turn expose other children or staff members. Every effort is taken to reduce the spread of illness by encouraging hand washing and other sanitary practices. Allergy related symptoms and non-communicable illnesses do not require exclusion, if you have a note from your doctor.

o Symptoms requiring removal:

o For the benefit of our staff and other children in our care, a sick child will not be permitted to return to camp for 24 hours after their condition has returned to normal. The child may return 24-48 hours (depending upon the illness) after they have received their first dose of antibiotic.

o If you are not sure about whether or not to bring your child to camp, please contact the camp director to discuss the situation prior to bringing your child.

Emergency medication, such as an epi-pen or inhaler, may be brought and stored at the front desk and administered as needed. The emergency medication will be given and provided to the child, based on instructions provided. A medical authorization form will need to be completed and accompany any medication provided.

We will not provide a child with any medication while in our care. If a prescription medication needs to be taken while in our care, the camp director must be notified prior to the child coming to camp so that they can make the necessary arrangements to administer the prescribed medication. This includes proper instructions and authorization form be submitted by the parent prior to the child attending camp.

Immunization Requirements for Children

There are no limitations or restrictions in place if a child does or does not have their immunizations. However, it must be properly indicated on the camp admission form.

All staff and children MUST wash their hands prior to touching or receiving any food for snack or lunch. Monitors will be placed at the entrance to the bathroom to ensure that children are properly washing their hands.

o Potential Snack Options: Cheez-its, Goldfish, Animal Crackers, Fruit Snacks

o Main Dish Options: hot dog, corn dog, grilled cheese, turkey sandwich, peanut butter & jelly sandwich or cheese pizza (only available on Friday)

o Chip Options: assortment offered

o Side Options: Carrots & ranch, applesauce (assorted flavors) and string cheese

o Drink Options: Tummy Yummies (flavors vary) or bottled water

Anyone who would like to visit the facility and watch their child during camp is permitted to do so at any time. However, ALL guests of the facility must check in at the front desk and provide a form of ID, state their reason for being there and receive a visitor’s badge. Anyone found in the facility who does not have a visitor’s badge may be asked to leave. Anyone who visits and does not know a child attending a camp or has a scheduled meeting in the facility will not be permitted in the building. For instance, no one will be permitted to enter the facility and just walk around because they have never seen it.

 Parents are permitted to have the below contact information: