*For preschool aged campers: please select your child's age at the time they will start camp.
*For elementary aged campers: please select your child's rising grade.
Elementary and Middle School Camps
Theater Camp
8:45am - 3:30pm
(1st - 6th Grade)
With Ms. Kelly
“Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning!” Step on the stage, discover your inner actor and become a part of the magical world of Neverland on stage as CDS presents Peter Pan, Jr! This is an all day camp. Afternoon Performance at PVCC on Friday, June 16—more details to follow.
Bookmaking: Read, Write, Play!
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Mrs. Young
Feeling inspired? Campers will spend the week strolling through downtown Charlottesville visiting art in place, sculptures, murals, and galleries. Using mixed media we will create art based on our observations and discoveries. Let your imagination and curiosity fly by viewing art, being inspired by art, and making art at this urban art camp!
Afternoon Classic Camp
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
Sportsmania!
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Goodloe
Join Ms. Goodloe for a high energy week of sports and PE games. This week will be spent outdoors, in the gym, and at Meade Park playing sports such as volleyball, soccer, basketball, ultimate frisbee, and floor hockey as well as some favorite PE games and minute-to-win-it challenges. We will also focus on healthy food choices that give our bodies optimum energy to play!
Afternoon Classic Camp
12:00pm-3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
Oobleck! Slime! & Dancing Spaghetti! (No camp on July 4th)
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Dimond
What is oobleck? Is quicksand real? Kitchen science meets classic literature to discover the answers to these questions and many more! Using basic kitchen ingredients, budding mad scientists mix and concoct non-Newtonian fluids from well known stories and other slimy, sticky, wacky goop. Bring a smock or wear play clothes selected for messy activities.
Afternoon Bears Camp - Classic Camp (No camp on July 4th)
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Rauth
Love to dance? Enjoy stretching into yoga zen? Want to create some healthy recipes? Come move your body to a beat and feel healthy during this fitness and cooking class. In this camp, students will play active games, discover new dance moves, and eat healthy and delicious snacks that they have cooked. Join this camp and do something good for your mind and body!
Afternoon Bears Camp - Classic Camp
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
S.T.E.A.M.
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Megan
Come build, problem solve, create, and explore as campers jump into the world of S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)! Each day, campers will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in one of these areas, working on projects that encourage cooperation and collaboration. Whether it is building bridges to cross an imaginary river, or brightening the world with beautiful works of art, campers are sure to grow in this exciting and engaging week of camp!
Afternoon Bears Camp - Classic Camp
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
DIY Fun!
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Rachel
Learn how to make soap, salt scrubs, candles, and more! Students will make beautiful cards, bookmarks, jewelry, tasty treats, and many other handmade gifts.
Afternoon Bears Camp - Classic Camp
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
Pet Pals!
8:45am - 12:00pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
With Ms. Rachel
Do you love to care for furry friends? Spend the week with Ms. Rachel, focusing on all things pet related! Campers will craft toys and treats for dogs, cats, and other animal friends, as well as listen to animal-themed stories. Campers can share the love as they take their crafts home for their own pets, or make some to donate to animals at the local SPCA. It's going to be paws-itively purr-fect!
Afternoon Bears Camp - Classic Camp
12:00pm - 3:30pm
(1st - 4th Grade)
Extend the camp day! After the morning camp session, bears enjoy their own brown-bag lunch from home, then it's time to play! The afternoon mixes old-fashioned, outdoor fun with learning through new experiences and new friends. From the gym, to the greentop, to Meade Park, to the classroom, campers will have fun playing games, building with legos, creating fun arts and crafts.
Preschool Camps: 2 year old, 3 year old, 4 year old, Rising Kindergarteners
Under the Sea
(2 years old)
Let’s splash into summer! Campers will learn about aquatic animals and habitats while exploring water and the outdoors.
Under The Sea
(3 years old)
Let’s splash into summer! Campers will learn about aquatic animals and habitats while exploring water and the outdoors.
Under the Sea
(4 years old)
Let’s splash into summer! Campers will learn about aquatic animals and habitats while exploring water and the outdoors.
Under the Sea
(5 years old)
Let’s splash into summer! Campers will learn about aquatic animals and habitats while exploring water and the outdoors.
Down on the Farm
(2 years old)
Campers will investigate the sights and sounds of friendly farm creatures and learn how farmers grow many of the foods we eat.
Down on the Farm
(3 years old)
Campers will investigate the sights and sounds of friendly farm creatures and learn how farmers grow many of the foods we eat.
Down on the Farm
(4 years old)
Campers will investigate the sights and sounds of friendly farm creatures and learn how farmers grow many of the foods we eat.
Down on the Farm
(5 years old)
Campers will investigate the sights and sounds of friendly farm creatures and learn how farmers grow many of the foods we eat.
Blast off into Outer Space
(2 years old)
Blast off to infinity and beyond! Campers will spend the week learning about the planets, galaxies, and astronauts.
Blast off into Outer Space
(3 years old)
Blast off to infinity and beyond! Campers will spend the week learning about the planets, galaxies, and astronauts.
Blast off into Outer Space
(4 years old)
Blast off to infinity and beyond! Campers will spend the week learning about the planets, galaxies, and astronauts.
Blast off into Outer Space
(5 years old)
Blast off to infinity and beyond! Campers will spend the week learning about the planets, galaxies, and astronauts.
Community Helpers
(2 years old)
Campers will learn about our local community helpers such as police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers and more!
Community Helpers
(3 years old)
Campers will learn about our local community helpers such as police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers and more!
Community Helpers
(4 years old)
Campers will learn about our local community helpers such as police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers and more!
Community Helpers
(5 years old)
Campers will learn about our local community helpers such as police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers and more!
Little Chefs
(2 years old)
Campers will learn about healthy eating and how to cook simple and yummy summertime recipes.
Little Chefs
(3 years old)
Campers will learn about healthy eating and how to cook simple and yummy summertime recipes.
Little Chefs
(4 years old)
Campers will learn about healthy eating and how to cook simple and yummy summertime recipes.
Little Chefs
(5 years old)
Campers will learn about healthy eating and how to cook simple and yummy summertime recipes.
Ooey, Gooey Science
(2 years old)
Channel your inner scientist. Campers will feed their curiosity by asking questions, making predictions, and performing experiments. An experiment a day will make learning feel like play.
Ooey, Gooey Science
(3 years old)
Channel your inner scientist. Campers will feed their curiosity by asking questions, making predictions, and performing experiments. An experiment a day will make learning feel like play.
Ooey, Gooey Science
(4 years)
Channel your inner scientist. Campers will feed their curiosity by asking questions, making predictions, and performing experiments. An experiment a day will make learning feel like play.
Ooey, Gooey Science
(5 years old)
Channel your inner scientist. Campers will feed their curiosity by asking questions, making predictions, and performing experiments. An experiment a day will make learning feel like play.
Fur, Fins, and Scales
(2 years old)
Come learn about Earth's weirdest and wackiest creatures! From the bottom of the sea to high in the sky and everywhere in between, campers will study all there is to know about animal life.
Fur, Fins, and Scales
(3 years old)
Come learn about Earth's weirdest and wackiest creatures! From the bottom of the sea to high in the sky and everywhere in between, campers will study all there is to know about animal life.
Fur, Fins, and Scales
(4 years old)
Come learn about Earth's weirdest and wackiest creatures! From the bottom of the sea to high in the sky and everywhere in between, campers will study all there is to know about animal life.
Fur, Fins, and Scales
(5 years old)
Come learn about Earth's weirdest and wackiest creatures! From the bottom of the sea to high in the sky and everywhere in between, campers will study all there is to know about animal life.
Insect Investigators and the Great Outdoors
(2 years old)
Calling all entomologists! Campers will investigate the natural world of insects, bugs, spiders, and more!
Insect Investigators and the Great Outdoors
(3 years old)
Calling all entomologists! Campers will investigate the natural world of insects, bugs, spiders, and more!
Insect Investigators and the Great Outdoors
(4 years old)
Calling all entomologists! Campers will investigate the natural world of insects, bugs, spiders, and more!
Insect Investigators and the Great Outdoors
(5 years old)
Calling all entomologists! Campers will investigate the natural world of insects, bugs, spiders, and more!
Extended Day: 3:30pm-5:00pm
No camp on July 4th
Camp Total
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Camper Information
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Parent/Guardian Information
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Emergency Info
Please list 2 LOCAL emergency contacts that are NOT the parents or guardians of the child.
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Please list 2 LOCAL emergency contacts that are NOT the parents or guardians of the child.
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Agreements
COVID-19 STATEMENT
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An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present.
Participant agrees to cooperate with all COVID-19 related rules required, at the sole descretion of CDS, while participating in any CDS program.
Participant agrees that CDS cannot and does not guarantee that participant or family will not contract or become infected with COVID-19 or related disease.
By visiting CDS and/or participating in CDS programs of any kind, participant voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
PARTICIPANT HEREBY RELEASES, WAIVES, AND AGREES TO HOLD HARMLESS CHARLOTTESVILLE DAY SCHOOL, INC., ITS TRUSTEES, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTEERS, AND AGENTS (COLLECTIVELY, “CDS”) FROM AND AGAINST ANY ECONOMIC OR NON- ECONOMIC LOSSES, DAMAGES, SUITS, CLAIMS, ATTORNEY’S FEES, COSTS, OR DEMANDS, OF EVERY KIND AND NATURE WHATSOEVER, WHETHER FOR BODILY INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, DEATH, OR LOSS OTHERWISE, WHETHER CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY CDS’S NEGLIGENCE ARISING FROM, OR ALLEGED TO HAVE ARISEN FROM PARTICIPANT'S PRESENCE ON CDS PROPERTY OR PARTICIPATION IN ANY CDS PROGRAMS.
PARENTAL AGREEMENT
- CDS agrees to notify the parent(s)/guardian(s) whenever the child becomes ill and the parent(s)/guardian(s) will arrange to have the child picked up as soon as possible if so requested by CDS.
- The parent(s)/guardian(s) authorize CDS to obtain immediate medical care if any emergency occurs
when the parent(s)/guardian(s) cannot be located immediately. **
- The parent(s)/guardians agree to inform CDS within 24 hours or the next business day after his child or any
member of the immediate household has developed a reportable communicable disease, as defined by the State Board of Health, except for life threatening diseases which must be reported immediately.
* Appropriate paperwork such as custody papers shall be attached if a parent is not allowed to pick up the child.
* NOTE: Section 22.1-4.3 of the Code of Virginia states that unless a court order has been issued to the contrary, the noncustodial parent of a
student enrolled in a public school or day care center must be included, upon the request of such noncustodial parent, as an emergency contact
for events occurring during school or day care activities.
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I agree to submit all required forms at least 2 week prior to their first day of camp or my child will not be allowed to attend camp.
I understand that CDS has a no cancellation policy for summer camp. Registrants will be responsible for the camp tuition whether or not the child attends.
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