LEAP Youth Development Summer Camp Program 

• You can register for Summer Camp by visiting our website www.leapydp.com and clicking on the 'Summer Camp' tab at the top of the homepage and clicking on the button that says  'Registration Open'
  
• Then Click the enrollment button, fill out the form, and submit your request!
• Once it has been approved you will receive an email to create your Kangarootime account.

When is my weekly tuition due?

Do I have to pay a registration fee for each of my children?

• Yes, a non-refundable registration fee is required to reserve and secure each student's placement in LEAP Summer Camp
• Registration fees are non-refundable and are $125 per student

• We do offer a vacation week!
• Vacation week requests must be submitted atleast two weeks prior to the requested billing cycle and each family is allowed ONE.
• Vacation weeks are a week during the summer where a parent requests to not be billed and their student does not attend camp.
• You are able to submit the vacation week request form by clicking the yellow button located on the "Summer Camp" tab on our website, leapydp.com

What does my child need to bring with them everyday?

• Students should bring a labeled water bottle with a secure, spill-proof lid, one book, and a blanket for quiet time each day. Optional items may include a small stuffed animal or pillow that fits inside the student's backpack,  as well as a preferred snack or packed lunch from home.
• Students are not permitted to bring toys or other recreational items from home, with the exceptions of one small stuffed animal for quiet time. Please note that LEAP is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal belongings brought to camp.

What is the dress code for LEAP Summer Camp?

• Students attending LEAP Summer Camp should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing that allows them to safely participate in indoor and outdoor activities. Closed-toe shoes are required each day for the safety of all students during recreation and active play. Clothing should be appropriate for a school-based environment and suitable for a variety of camp activities, including Creative Arts, outdoor play, and themed events. We also recommend that students bring a jacket or sweatshirt, as indoor temperatures may vary throughout the day.
• No flip flops, heels, or open-toed shoes are allowed at LEAP Summer Camp
• Please ensure that your student is wearing appropriate clothing for camp. Our goal is to have fun and if a student has to sit out from an activity due to inappropriate clothing/shoes we are not having fun!

Are electronic devices allowed? 

• Electronic devices are not allowed at LEAP Summer Camp, LEAP Youth Development Program is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged property brought to LEAP Summer Camp.

When are meals and are they provided?

• Breakfast is served each morning until 8:30 am, lunch is provided between 11:00 am to 11:45 am, and an afternoon snack is served from 2:20 pm to 2:50 pm.
• Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack are provided for all enrolled students during Weeks 2-9 of Summer Camp. During Weeks 1and 10, students are required to bring a packed lunch from home. If a student arrives without a lunch, a parent or gaurdian will be contacted to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made.

What we do everyday at LEAP Youth Development Summer Camp!

• Each day at LEAP Summer Camp is designed to provide students with a fun, engaging, and well-rounded experience. Campers participate in a variety of structured activities including STEM, Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment, Organized Recreation, themed weekly programming, team-building activities, and social-emotional learning opportunities.
• Student's will also enjoy outdoor play, quiet time, meals and snack, and special events or guest experiences throughout the summer. Our goal is to create a safe, enriching environment where students can learn, build friendships, and make lasting summer memories.

• The Safety and well-being of your child remain our highest priority. Our staff routinely sanitizes all materials and high-use student areas throughout the day, while also promoting and practicing frequent handwashing among both students and staff members.
• If students are running a fever, are throw up, or have diarrhea we must send them home, parents must have someone pick the student up within one hour.
• Students may not return to camp unless they have been symptom free for 24 hours