Frequently Asked Questions - Elmwood Franklin Summer Camp

Elmwood Franklin 2020 Summer Camp Frequently Asked Questions
What is EFS Summer Camp doing to ensure a clean and safe environment? All Elmwood Franklin School classrooms and common areas will see increased disinfecting throughout the day. There will be designated handwashing and sanitizing times and stations available to each camp section. All employees will be wearing a face mask at all times. Masks, although encouraged, are not required for campers. All staff and campers will have a temperature and wellness check before entering the building.
How are staff being prepared? All Elmwood Franklin Summer Camp staff are being trained on the COVID-19 protocols and procedures that help reduce the spread of the virus laid out by the CDC. This includes social distancing guidelines, proper cleaning, hygiene routines, and understanding of the virus.
How will social distancing be enforced? Elmwood Franklin Summer Camp will adhere to all social distance guidelines in accordance with the CDC. Each camp will consist of 10 or fewer campers with one staff member and they will remain with this group throughout the week. Most of the camp sections will have their own designated bathroom and will have limited exposure to other groups.
Will there be swimming this summer? Unfortunately, we will not be able to offer swimming lessons this summer due to guidelines put forth by the CDC, but we are replacing this with wonderful water activities throughout the day on campus!
What should I do if my child is sick? If your child feels ill, please stay home. If during camp your child exhibits any symptoms, he or she will be removed from their group and EFS Summer Camp staff will contact you to have your child picked up.
What are the pick-up and drop-off procedures? To help limit exposure, daily pick up, and drop off will be curbside/outside only. Each camp section will have a designated drop-off location at which a staff member will greet you and your child to do a temperature/wellness check and the camper will then move to their designated home base. Please see the map below for information on where your designated camp drop-off location will be. More information will be provided the week before camp!