Session	Dates	Theme	Theme Breakdown	Field Trip(s)
Session A - Week 1	June 9 - 13 (at Brooks)	Camp Magic 101	Step into the role of a leader as you learn hands-on how to lead activities, support campers, and manage group dynamics while creating a positive, inclusive environment. Discover how to build meaningful relationships, connect with kids, and make a lasting impact. Gain the skills to be a role model, guide, and mentor—all while having fun!	The Art Bar
Session A - Week 2	June 16 - 20 (no camp June 19)	Abracadabra	Sharpen your communication skills and master the art of teamwork as you collaborate with fellow CITs and staff to create magical, memorable experiences for younger campers. Unlock the secrets of working together to spread joy and fun!	PVCC Culinary Kitchen/Local Farm
Session A - Week 3	June 23 - 27	Presto Go Changes the World	Boost your confidence and independence as you take on responsibilities that prepare you for success beyond camp. Work closely with experienced camp counselors who will mentor and guide you in leadership, planning activities, and navigating real-world situations—setting you up to make a difference!	Funland and Obstacle Course
Session B - Week 1	June 30 - July 3 (no camp July 4)	Camp Magic 101	Step into the role of a leader as you learn hands-on how to lead activities, support campers, and manage group dynamics while creating a positive, inclusive environment. Discover how to build meaningful relationships, connect with kids, and make a lasting impact. Gain the skills to be a role model, guide, and mentor—all while having fun!	Gaming Truck
Session B - Week 2	July 7 - 11	Abracadabra	Sharpen your communication skills and master the art of teamwork as you collaborate with fellow CITs and staff to create magical, memorable experiences for younger campers. Unlock the secrets of working together to spread joy and fun!	Selfie Spot
Session B - Week 3	July 14 - 18	Presto Go Changes the World	Boost your confidence and independence as you take on responsibilities that prepare you for success beyond camp. Work closely with experienced camp counselors who will mentor and guide you in leadership, planning activities, and navigating real-world situations—setting you up to make a difference!	The Science Museum and Surge

Summer Camp Hours: 7:30am - 5:30pm
Drop-off: 7:30am - 8:30am  
Pick-up: 4:30pm - 5:30pm

REGISTRATION FEES
Non-refundable & required for each participant.

• Registration fee: $50 per camper

WEEKLY CAMP FEES:

• $175 per week – Brooks YMCA members
• $200 per week – Non-members
  • To qualify for the YMCA Member discount on Summer Camp, please ensure your YMCA membership is active before registering for camp and continue your membership throughout the camp duration.

WEEKLY DEPOSIT:

• A $25/week deposit is required to reserve a spot in camp. This deposit is non-refundable and will be applied toward the balance due.

Weekly payments will be drafted by the Summer Day Camp Program on Thursdays prior to session attending. There will be no refunds if a child does not attend. There will be a $25 fee for all returned checks or charges. A two-week notice is required for any child who is voluntarily withdrawn from the program.
To qualify for the YMCA Member discount on Summer Camp, please ensure your YMCA membership is active before registering for camp and continue your membership throughout the camp duration.

Financial Assistance

Although there is no hard deadline to apply for financial assistance, we ask for a minimum of 5 business days for us to review financial assistance applications. Applications must be reviewed, in good order, and payment received before the child may attend camp.

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What is the CIT Program?
The CIT (Counselor-In-Training) Program is a 3-week initiative designed for teens aged 13-15, offering them a chance to enhance leadership skills and assist counselors with younger campers. Participants develop and hone the leadership abilities necessary for becoming camp counselors.

Is CIT like the LIT camp from 2023?
It is similar; however, the CIT program provides more intensive hands-on training, preparing teens for future roles as YMCA Camp Counselors.

Can my teen select different weeks in different sessions?
No, participants must select either session 1 or session 2 in its entirety.

Does my teen have to attend all three weeks of the program?
Yes, full participation in all three weeks is required for the CIT program. For a more flexible teen camp option, consider our Teen eXtreme camp.

What are the session dates?
Session dates are June 9 - June 27 (Session A) and June 30 - July 18 (Session B). Attendance for the full three weeks of a session is mandatory.

Do CIT teens take field trips?
Yes, they will take a weekly trip to Putt Putt mini golf and two additional field trips.

Is the registration fee and weekly deposit required?
Yes, a one-time $50 fee is required. A $25/week deposit is required to reserve a spot in camp. This deposit is non-refundable and will be applied toward the balance due.

What does my CIT need to bring daily?
A water bottle bathing suit, towel, lunch, two snacks, and a positive attitude.

Is there a dress code?
Yes, CIT are required to wear their CIT shirt daily, black active performance bottoms, and sneakers.

What is the age requirement for CIT?
Teens must be at least 13 years old by June 1st to participate.

How do I qualify for a YMCA member discount?
To qualify for the YMCA Member discount on Summer Camp, please ensure your YMCA membership is active before registering for camp and continue your membership throughout the camp duration.