Here is our Peace-of-Mind Policy:

• You can make unlimited changes – with no fees—up to 24 hours before your online session.
• Fair cancellation options – If you cancel your online session more than 24 hours in advance, you can choose to receive a credit voucher for your full amount paid to date (fully transferable to family or friends, never expires)
• Summer camp postponement – If there is a camp postponement, you will be automatically rescheduled for Virtual Tech Camps in order to make sure your child’s online seat is secured. Given the lower cost of our virtual programs, you will receive a credit voucher for any remaining balance (fully transferable to family or friends, never expires). If you need different arrangements, you will have the option to choose other dates or request a credit voucher for your full amount paid to date.

In relation to our on-campus summer programs, each year we prepare for the possibility of a communicable disease affecting our programs.

Good hygiene habits, regularly disinfecting spaces, and frequent and thorough hand washing are easy preventative measures for all illnesses. We employ the camp industry standards of the American Camp Association and the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control. This year, we have incorporated the recommendations from the World Health Organization into our procedures. Further precautions may be put in place as the current health situation and public health recommendations evolve.

Our summer staff follow these protocols to prevent and respond to illness:

• Staff confirms with families during check-in that their student is in good health, has not been exposed to a communicable disease, and has not had flu-like symptoms in the past 14 days.
• Staff regularly wipes down and disinfects computer mice, keyboards, doorknobs, and commonly touched areas.
• Staff escorts students to the restrooms before and after lunch, promoting frequent and thorough handwashing techniques: 20 seconds using soap and warm water. Hand sanitizer is also widely available.
• Staff reiterates good coughing/sneezing etiquette (using tissue or covering coughs and sneezes with the fold of the arm).
• If staff or students have a temperature of 100 degrees or greater or other relevant symptoms, they will be kept isolated while waiting to go home.