2019 Summer CATCH Camp
Summer CATCH Camp is a summer program in collaboration with the Summit School District. The program is open to all incoming 1st-6th graders within Summit School District. The program has three unique sessions and is offered to the community on a sliding fee scale. It is required that each registered student participates in each day of the program throughout the entire session. The program will start and end at Silverthorne Elementary and transportation will be offered through a District school bus. Each day breakfast and lunch will be provided along with a healthy snack. Throughout the summer students will participate in a variety of outdoor activities, learn about the importance of physical activity and nutrition, spend time reading, and doing many other fun educational activities.
Session Dates & Rates |
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Students can register for a single session or the entire summer. It’s required that students participate in each day of programming throughout their registered sessions.
| Session 1 | 6/10-6/28 |
| Session 2 | 7/8-7/26 |
| Session 3 | 7/29-8/16 |
| Free and Reduced Lunch Rate | $105 |
| CHP+ (Child Health Plan Plus) Rate | $375 |
| Full Session Rate | $900 |
Per Session (3 weeks, Monday through Friday)
Sample Schedule
| 8:15-9am | Drop-Off at Silverthorne Elementary |
| 9am | Students Arrive from District School Bus |
| 9-9:30am | Breakfast |
| 9:30am-12pm | Activities |
| 12-12:30pm | Lunch |
| 12:20-4:30pm | Activities |
| 4:30pm | Students Depart on District School Bus |
| 4:30-5pm | Pick-Up at Silverthorne Elementary |
Transportation
Bus transportation will be available to and from Silverthorne Elementary School (SVE). Bus pick up will be between 7:30-8:30am and drop off between 4:30-5:30pm. The bus schedule will be established after registration is closed and KSS will email all registrants the finalized bus schedule on May 15th.
Program Donors
We are grateful for a community of generous individuals, corporations, foundations, and our local government whose contributions make this program a reality for local Summit County families and their children.
