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60 PART FOUR GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTER ONLINE: mycary.org STAFF All hired personnel are at least 16 years of age. The staff/ camper ratio is 1:12 for Summer Day Camp. Each staff member is certified in First Aid and CPR and trained in conducting camp programs for youth and teens. LUNCH Campers must bring a bag lunch, a snack, and a drink in a non-glass container each day. Lunches should be in a paper, plastic, or reusable bag clearly labeled with the camper's name. Campers' lunches should be non-perishable and will be kept in the campers' backpack throughout the day. Please do not send gum or hard candy. AGE/GRADE GUIDELINES Wake County Public School System's guideline of August 31 is used to determine campers' grade for camps. If your child is registered in a non-Wake County Public School but meets the grade requirement listed, please bring in proof of enrollment/grade in order to register. Walk-in registration will be required for this. PAYMENT Full payment is required at the time of registration. while on a field trip, it is the responsibility of the parent/ guardian to pick up the camper at the field trip site. Please notify the facility where camp is housed if picking up from a field trip site. You will be required to show either a pick- up card or photo ID. Admission prices have been included in most registration fees. Bond Park & Mills Park Summer Day Camps HOURS OF OPERATION Bond Park Summer Day Camp hours are Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Mills Park Summer Day Camp hours are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. No drop-offs will be allowed before the camp start time. Parents picking up their children after the camp end time must come into the camp office to pick up their child and pay a late fee per child. Should you need to bring your camper after the normal start time or pick him/her up prior to the normal ending time, please consult the current week's schedule and notify the camp office. Camp Snack Game Plan These days, it can be tough when deciding what snacks are the best and healthiest options to pack for camp. Here are a few tips to help you find tasty and healthy snacks your child can enjoy. SNACK & DRINK SUGGESTIONS Fruit and water are always the best snack choices for kids on the move. Try these popular options: > Orange & apple wedges > Fresh peaches, pears, watermelon or other seasonal fruit > Dried fruit and raisins > Bananas, grapes & strawberries > Fruit cups (packed in juice) or sugar-free applesauce > Water - no need for sugar-packed drinks GRAB & GO - THE PRICE IS RIGHT! Not only is grabbing fresh fruit and water fast and easy, it's cost effective too. Check out this price comparison for a week's worth of snacks (10 snacks). Healthy Snack - Total = $4 > Fresh bananas/oranges/apples - $3 to $4 a bag > Water from the tap in a reusable bottle - FREE! Typical Snack - Total = $7 > Mini bags of cookies (12 pack) - $4 > One box of drink pouches (10 packs in each) - $3