Counselor-in-Training Programs Help Campers Learn Leadership Skills
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) programs help middle-school students transition from camper to counselors and learn leadership and problem-solving skills.
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Your Child’s Transition to Adulthood
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that once a child with special needs turns 16, her Individualized Education Program (IEP) must include a discussion about transition services.
Help Your Kids Make Friends at Camp
Don't worry. Your child will make friends at summer camp. Most camps have trained counselors who facilitate friendships especially among children who may be introverted or have special needs.
Resources that Help Children with Autism Build Social Skills
Activities and therapies that increase appropriate social interactions for children with autism spectrum disorders
Summer Camp & Self Sufficiency
How the overnight camp experience teaches tweens and teens independence
Choose a Camp in 5 Easy Steps
Finding the best camp program for your child doesn't have to be a struggle!
Mentors at Camp
Camp counselors can serve as valuable role models for young campers in these four ways.
Questions To Ask Sports Camps
Kids attend sports camps to improve skills, stay active during the summer and have fun. These questions can help you match a sports camp with your child’s interests and abilities.
Schools Provide Free Study Help
If your child needs study help, check out free and low-cost resources available from school and community groups.
Counselor Jobs Build Useful Skills
Summer camps continue to seek teens for counselor jobs, which build life skills, foster autonomy and teach responsibility.