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CAMP GUIDE

2020

STEM • SPECIALTY CAMPS • FIELD TRIPS • SWIM • SPORTS

ARTS & CRAFTS • ADVENTURE • TEEN LEADERSHIP • MUSIC

LITERACY • SCIENCE • NATURE • TEAM BUILDING • FUN!

CAMP CASSEYBear-Glasgow Family YMCA

“I can’t say enough great things about Camp Cassey and their staff. From the moment I drop my son off until he is picked up, I feel very comfortable knowing that he is safe and having fun ...”

- Camp Cassey Parent, 2019

Safety and quality matter. At Camp Cassey, we believe that staff is our greatest resource and boast that we offer better than a 1 to 10 staff to camper ratio. Our camp staff all have prior experience working with children and have camp specific training. Unit Directors are college students/graduates who are working professionals in the fields of education and child development.

JOHN GILROY Camp Director [email protected]

COURTNEY HOY Senior Child Development Director [email protected]

ANTONIO THORNTON Youth Development Director [email protected]

CAMP PROGRAMING

Camp Cassey Staff

All staff must pass a thorough background check including: - FBI and Fingerprints - National Child Abuse Registry - National & State Sex Offender Registry- Reference Checks

All staff receive a minimum of 24 hours pre-camp training including:- Child Abuse Recognition & Prevention - CPR and First Aid Training - Communicable Disease Management- Zero Tolerance Anti-Bullying Training- Diversity & Inclusion Training- Team Building and Group Dynamics- And more!

Parents & Kids

OUR CAMP

“We love that lunch and snack are included in the program. This is a wonderful addition to an already great program and makes the daily routine for families much easier.” - Camp Cassey Parent, 2019

“I can’t say enough great things about Camp Cassey and their staff. From the moment I drop my son off until he is picked up, I feel very comfortable leaving him there and know that he is safe and having fun. This was my son’s first year at this camp so he was a little nervous in the beginning. Now he tells us almost everyday how much he loves this camp, or that Camp Cassey is the best camp ever!” - Camp Cassey Parent, 2019

“I like the way all the counselors look out for all the campers. Everyone is so caring! They have activities planned throughout the day to keep the kids busy and involved.” - Camp Cassey Parent, 2019

REGISTRATION

For registration questions, contact the Camp Registrar at (302) 510-1326, or [email protected].

* Online registration will be available beginning Monday, February 3, 2020 at www.ysummercamp.org.

3(302) 836-YMCA • WWW.YSUMMERCAMP.ORG 2 BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA CAMP CASSEY 2020

OUR CAMP PHILOSOPHYThe Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA believes in providing comprehensive camp programs, which foster the social, cultural, physical and emotional development of children. Activities reflect the character values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. We create opportunities for children to enhance their self-esteem, build friendships, develop greater independence and give them a sense of their creative potential in a safe, fun and nurturing environment.

CAMP OUTCOMESSense of Belonging – Connect with and feel supported by peers and staff.Sense of Achievement – Learn and develop important skills resulting in increased confidence and self-esteem.Building Relationships – Make friends and be supported by positive adult role models.

CAMP STRUCTURE

EXPLORERS CAMP: Completed K-1st Grades

ADVENTURERS CAMP: Completed 2nd-3rd Grades

VOYAGERS CAMP: Completed 4th-5th Grades

PIONEERS CAMP: Completed 6th-7th Grades

LEADER IN TRAINING (LIT) PROGRAM: Completed 8th and 9th Grades

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE AT www.ysummercamp.org

MAIN PHONE(302) 836-9622

CAMP OFFICE (302) 250-2170

About Our Camp

WHAT WILL CAMPERS DO AT

CAMP CASSEY?

2020BEST SUMMER EVER!

Connect - Experience the camp spirit within themselves and enjoy sharing it with others.

Try new things - Visit our learning stations and participate in activities like archery, climbing and more!

Use their imagination through arts and crafts, music, drama and more!

Experience a sense of pride in their actions, choices and projects.

Experience opportunities to share and express their ideas/choices within a group.

Be a part of something bigger than themselves.

Develop relationships with adults who believe in them.

Respect themselves, others and nature through team-building, science and nature stations.

Enjoy storytelling, silent reading and reading aloud.

Make friends, have fun and enjoy being a kid.

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D A T E S

CAMP REGISTRATION AND BEACH PARTY JANUARY 31, 2020 6 - 8 P.M. Join us for our Camp Registration Kick-Off and Beach Party. There will be games, open swim and camp registration staff on-site to get you signed up for the BEST SUMMER EVER! Online registration will be available beginning Monday, February 3, 2020 at www.ysummercamp.org.

REGISTRATION NIGHTS MARCH 3 - JUNE 2 TUESDAYS • 5-7 P.M. Camp Registrars will be available at the Member Services Desk to answer questions and take registration paperwork. *Register any time in person or online.

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HEALTHY KIDS DAY CAMP OPEN HOUSE APRIL 18 • 12 -3 P.M. Join us as we celebrate Healthy Kids Day, our national initiative to improve the health and wellbeing of kids. This event is open to the community and is a great opportunity to learn about our camp.

CAMP ORIENTATION MAY 28 • 6-8 P.M. Camp orientation will take place at the Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA’s campsite, located behind the YMCA. You will have the opportunity to meet our camp director and ask questions regarding summer camp. An overview of camp will be given and information will be provided on daily schedules, newsletters, field trips, staff, and much more.

MEET YOUR COUNSELOR NIGHT JUNE 11 • 6-7 P.M. This is a great opportunity to meet your child’s counselors, activity specialists and directors. Camp staff will be located throughout Camp Cassey so you can meet the staff and get a tour! Bring your swimsuit and take your swim test prior to camp so you can jump right in on the first day of camp!

ALL CAMP CELEBRATION JULY 8 (WEEK 4) On this special day, all YMCA of Delaware campers join together to participate in camp games, sing-offs, inflatable bounces and water slides!

COLOR WARS WEEK JULY 13-17 (WEEK 5) During color wars, we divide the entire camp into two teams; Red vs. Blue. Throughout the whole week, the camp will participate in fun competitions leading up to Friday’s final performances of songs, dances and skits. Our kids and counselors always look forward to this exciting week of camp.

COLOR WARS FAMILY NIGHT JULY 16 (WEEK 5) Come out and meet your children’s friends while earning points for your camper’s team. The YMCA will provide light refreshments while you participate in team games/challenges.

CARNIVAL FAMILY NIGHT AUGUST 20 (WEEK 10) This fun event is our official end of summer party. Join your campers and staff for a night of fun and games. Dunk the Director is sure to be a hit!

WEEK 1: Crazy Socks (Opening Ceremony)

WEEK 2: Sports Teams (Olympics)

WEEK 3: Stars + Stripes (4th of July Celebration)

WEEK 4: Disney (Disney Show)

WEEK 5: Crazy Hair (Lip Sync)

WEEK 6: Color Wars Team

WEEK 7: Pajama Day (Movie)

WEEK 8: Crazy Hat (Cassey’s Got Talent)

WEEK 9: Hawaiian (Summer Luau)

WEEK 10: Holiday Apparel (Holiday Events)

WEEK 11: Mix and Match (Closing Ceremony)

SUMMER CAMP SESSIONSWeek 1: June 15 - 19

Week 2: June 22 - 26

Week 3: June 29 - July 3

Week 4: July 6 - 10

Week 5: July 13 - 17



Week 8: Aug 3 - 7

Week 9: Aug. 10 - 14

Week 10: Aug. 17 - 21

Week 11: Aug. 24 - 28

* Week 12: Aug. 31 - Sept. 3 (Pending the release of 2020/2021 District calendars)

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FUN FRIDAYCampers are encouraged to dress up each Friday to participate in theme-related activities. This awesomely fun camp tradition inspires kids to get creative and be silly!


BEST SUMMER

CAMP CASSEY EVER!

2020

Grade Completed

Week 1 (June 15-19)

Week 2 (June 22-26)

Week 3 (June29-July3)

Week 4 (July 6-10)

Week 5 (July13-17)

Week 6 (July20-24)

Week 7 (July27-31)

Week 8 (Aug 3-7)

Week 9 (Aug 10-14)

Week 10 (Aug 17-21)

Week 11 (Aug 24-28)

TRADITIONAL

K-1st Explorers

Dance Party (on-site)

Field Trip: Movies

Dragons: Return of the Ice

Sorceress (on-site)

Camp Celebration at Brandywine YMCA Camp

Jungle John (on-site)

Field Trip: Lums Pond

Moon Bounce Mania

(on-site)

The Sword in the Stone (on-site)

Magician (on-site)

Carnival (on-site)

Wet-n-Wild (on-site)

2nd - 3rd Adventurers

Field Trip: Diggerland

Field Trip: Coco Keys

Field Trip: Bowling


Field Trip: Franklin Institute


Field Trip: Camp

Tockwogh

Field Trip: Oasis Family

Fun

Field Trip: Legoland

Field Trip: Movies

Field Trip: Dutch

Wonderland

4th-5th Voyagers

Field Trip: Diggerland

Field Trip: Funplex

Field Trip: Jungle Jim’s


Field Trip: Movies


Field Trip: Camp

Tockwogh

Field Trip: Ice Skating

Field Trip: Bowling

Field Trip: Camp Gultch

Field Trip: Laser Dome

6th-8th Pioneers

Field Trip: Laser Dome

Field Trip: Ocean City Waterpark

Field Trip: Camp Tockwogh

Waterfront

Field Trip: Movies

Field Trip: Ice Skating


Field Trip: Hershey Park

Field Trip: Arnold’s

Field Trip: Camp Tockwogh Ropes Course

Field Trip: Camp Gultch

Field Trip: Funplex

SPORTS 2nd -7thBasketball

(Play day at Dover YMCA)

Flag Football (Play day at

Western YMCA)

Soccer (Play day at Bear YMCA)

Baseball/Softball (Play day at Middletown

YMCA)

Dodgeball (Play day at Brandywine

YMCA)

Basketball (Play day at

Western YMCA)

Flag Football (Play day at Brandywine

YMCA)

Soccer (Play day at Bear YMCA)

Volleyball (Play day at

Western YMCA)

SPECIALTY 3rd -7th

Computer Explorers Camp: Create your own 3D Video Games

P.A.T.C. Professional Athlete in

Training Camp

Great Escape Camp

X-Treme Camp

Computer Explorers: Creating

Amazing Ipad Apps

Dream Vacation

Camp

Food Fest Camp

Creation Station Camp

H2O Extreme Camp

TEENS/ LEADERSHIP

8th - 9thL.I.T. Leader’s

in TrainingL.I.T. Leader’s








in Training

13-17 yearsTake on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Take on Summer

Member price per week

Non-Member price per

week

$225 $300

$225 $300

$225 $300

$225 $300

$225 $300

$270 $360

$165 $220

FREE FREE

* Pending the release of 2020/2021 School District Calendars a 12th week may be added August 31 - September 3.


EXPLORERS CAMP COMPLETED GRADES K- 1STExplorers camp is for the younger campers who are ready for a full-day camp experience. Campers will be outdoors, experiencing a wide variety of hands-on fun. Daily activities include arts and crafts, swimming, reading, singing, sports, games and visits to our activity specialists. Campers in Explorers will have weekly on-site field trips most weeks on THURSDAYS. STAFF TO CAMPER RATIO - 1:6

ADVENTURERS CAMP COMPLETED GRADES 2ND - 3RDThe Adventurers group is for the slightly older camper who is ready to explore a bit more of our camp area! These campers will participate in hands-on activities including art, science exploration, sports and games, and will regularly visit our activity specialists including the addition of Archery! Adventurers will also go on an off-site trip each week on THURSDAYS.STAFF TO CAMPER RATIO - 1:8

VOYAGERS CAMP COMPLETED GRADES 4TH -5THVoyager campers will participate in hands-on activities including art, science exploration, sports and games, and will regularly visit our activity specialists. As Voyagers they get to spend half their day in Lenape Field (across our property) doing camper choice activities. They will learn to work cooperatively as a group and develop new skills through trying new things. Campers will go on an off-site trip each week on WEDNESDAYS.STAFF TO CAMPER RATIO -1:10

PIONEERS CAMP COMPLETED GRADES 6TH -8THPioneer campers will participate in hands-on activities including art, science exploration, sports and games, and will regularly visit our activity specialists. Our Pioneer campers are given the opportunity to lead and complete more challenging activities and will have time to “hang out” with their friends. Campers will go on an off-site trip each week on TUESDAYS.STAFF TO CAMPER RATIO -1:10

LIT (LEADER IN TRAINING) AGES: Completed 8th - 9th Grade Weeks 2 - 10 (June 22 - August 21)Teen programs at Camp Cassey give high school students the chance to have fun while learning real interpersonal skills that will serve them for the rest of their lives. Our LIT participants will learn teamwork oriented leadership through a variety of hands-on workshops and volunteer projects. They will work closely with younger campers and will go on weekly field trips with the Explorers group. In addition to day camp, the LIT’s will enjoy an overnight stay at Camp Tockwogh where they can celebrate as a group!Our LIT staff will mentor and coach each LIT. They will work closely with each camper and provide feedback about their efforts.

TAKE ON SUMMER PROGRAM AGES: 13-17 Weeks 3 - 10 (June 29 - Aug. 21). The Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA is excited to offer free special summer memberships for teens. In addition to facility access, the TAKE ON SUMMER program will provide teens with experiences focusing on healthy, active living through fitness, sports, culinary arts, team building activities, volunteer opportunities and more. Students must attend workshops on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Trips are Fridays.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:• Free membership for the summer • Healthy and active lifestyle• Team building• Volunteer opportunities• College readiness workshops• Character mentoring• Fun tripsSPACE IS LIMITED. REGISTER NOW! For more information, or to register, contact Antonio Thornton at (302) 257-5854 or [email protected].

TRADITIONAL CAMPS

TEEN CAMPS


SPECIALTY/SPORTS CAMPSWEEK 2 (JUNE 22-26) COMPUTER EXPLORERS: CREATE YOUR OWN 3D VIDEO GAMESAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Campers will have fun and success as they design, edit and play their own video games. Choose your own characters, objects, vehicles, backgrounds, sounds and decide the objectives and the action. Will the video games include superheroes, aliens, castles, airplanes, animals, or something completely different? You decide!

BASKETBALLAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEThis camp is a perfect introduction to the game of basketball and will focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, and much more. Learn the fundamentals of basketball and get ready for fun tournaments and games. The fun won’t stop there because this camp will be participating in a play day with the other YMCA of Delaware camps. No equipment needed.

WEEK 3 (JUNE 29-JULY 3)

P.A.T.C. PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE TRAINING CAMP AGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADEBe put to the test and try out different sports while going behind the scenes as professional athletes. Highlights will Include trips to Lincoln Financial Field, the Wells Fargo Center and Talen Energy Stadium.

FLAG FOOTBALLAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEBe prepared to show off your skills with this fast paced, non-contact sport. During this week of fun, we will have our own punt, pass, and kick competition, and we will participate in a play day with the other YMCA of Delaware camps. No equipment needed.

WEEK 4 (JULY 6-10)

GREAT ESCAPEAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Break out of your comfort zone as we take on the ropes course at Camp Tockwogh, find our way out of an Escape Room and go behind the walls of Eastern State Penitentiary.

SOCCERAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEKick off the summer with our soccer camp. Learn the game

of soccer and the basic skills/ fundamentals needed to help improve your game. From passing to shooting, this week will be filled with excitement. Equipment needed: shin guards.

WEEK 5 (JULY 13-17)

X-TREMEAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Have a new adventure as you tour the Monster Mile at Dover International Raceway, play at Stryke Force Laser Tag and climb a rock wall at the Delaware Rock Gym. Plus, get ready for some friendly competition!

BASEBALL/SOFTBALLAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEEnjoy America’s favorite pastime. Learn the basic fundamentals of this great game. Our special event for this camp will be a home run derby! Equipment needed: Baseball/Softball glove.

WEEK 6 (JULY 20-24)

COMPUTER EXPLORERS: Creating Amazing Ipad AppsAGES: 2ND - 3RD GRADE Get creative and learn coding language to create highly ranked apps for the iPad. Have success in a seriously fun way! This incredibly engaging course starts with the basics like guiding a character’s actions, and then moves on to more advanced concepts. By the end of the week you will have your very own app!

DODGEBALL/AGILITYAGES: 2nd - 7th gradeLearn the many variations of this very popular camp game from Doctor Dodgeball to Gaga. After becoming a pro, you will compete in a Dodgeball tournament at the end of the week. This camp is designed for fun while working on speed and agility skills. No equipment needed.

WEEK 7 (JULY 27-31)

DREAM VACATIONAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Do you wish you could go on all the best trips in one week? Now you can! Travel to the most popular places of the summer like Family Fun Galaxy, and Sahara Sam’s water park. To top off this dream, you will take a limo ride to the movies on Friday!

BASKETBALLAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEThis camp is a perfect introduction to the game of basketball. It will focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, and much more. Along with learning the fundamentals, get ready for fun tournaments and games. The fun won’t stop there because this camp will be participating in a play day with the other YMCA of Delaware camps. No equipment needed.

WEEK 8 (AUG 3- 7)

FOOD FESTAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Travel to Grotto’s Pizza to make your own pizza lunch, learn how potato chips are made at the Herr’s Factory and visit Half Baked to decorate cupcakes for dessert. Yum!

FLAG FOOTBALLAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADEBe prepared to show off your skills with this fast paced, non-contact sport. During this week of fun, we will have our own punt, pass, and kick competition, and we will participate in a play day with the other YMCA of Delaware camps. No equipment needed.

WEEK 9 (AUG 10 -14):

CREATION STATIONAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Get ready to let your imagination run wild at our creation station. Join fellow artists as you work on fun projects like pottery making, painting, and t-shirt tie-dying.

SOCCERAGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADELearn the game of soccer and the basic skills and fundamentals needed to help improve your game. From passing to shooting, this week will be filled with tons of excitement. Equipment needed: shin guards.

WEEK 10 (AUG 17-21)

WATER X-TREMEAGES: 3RD - 7TH GRADE Experience X-Treme camp on the water! Travel to Camp Gultch, Jungle Jim’s Water Park, and YMCA Camp Tockwogh on the Chesapeake. Are you ready for Water X-Treme?

VOLLEYBALL AGES: 2ND - 7TH GRADELearn the fundamentals of the game to help improve overall skill levels. Have a blast throughout the week participating in drills, fun mini-games, and real volleyball matches. No equipment needed.


REGISTRATION INFORMATION

CAMP SESSIONS BANK DRAFT

Week 1 (June 15-19) June 1Week 2 (June 22-26) June 1Week 3 (June 29- July 3) June 15Week 4 (July 6-10) June 15Week 5 (July 13-17) July 1Week 6 (July 20-24) July 1Week 7 (July 27-31) July 15Week 8 (Aug. 3 - 7) July 15Week 9 (Aug. 10-14) August 1Week 10 (Aug 17-21) August 1Week 11 (Aug 24-28) August 15Week 12 (Aug 31- Sept 3) August 15

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

DEPOSITS: A $40 deposit is due per child, per week, to reserve your spot. ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE and cannot be APPLIED to additional weeks.

HOW DO I REGISTER? Register online at www.ymcade.org or at the Member Services Desk.

REGISTRATION CHECK LIST: Note: All past due balances must be paid prior to registration.

• Provide a non-refundable deposit of $40 per week, per child. Cash, check, credit and debit cards are accepted. NOTE: All deposits and field trips are non refundable.

• Camp must be paid in full two weeks prior to the start of the registered week.

• Payment option must be selected on registration form.

• Provide child’s current shot record prior to start of camp

• Provide a valid email address.

REGISTRATION DEADLINES: Camp registrations are due two weeks prior to the Monday of the desired week.

AFTER THE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS ARE MET:You will receive an email indicating registration confirmation, additional information needed or wait listing options if space is full.

PAYMENT PROCEDURE: The remainder of each week’s fee is due two weeks prior to the beginning of the session. If the entire weekly fee is not paid off in full two weeks prior, your camp will be canceled and the next person on the wait list will be added. If there is no wait list and there is still a spot available, a $25 late fee per child will be assessed.

BANK DRAFT:All camp balances can be set up for automatic withdrawal from your bank’s checking, savings, and debit/credit card account. If you register online, you will automatically be setup

for bank draft. For any automatic withdrawals that are returned, those camp weeks will be canceled. If there is no wait list and there is still a spot available, a $25 late fee per child will be assessed.

CANCELLATION & CHANGE REQUIREMENTS:Any cancellation or change must be submitted in writing two weeks prior to the change or cancellation date. For example, cancellation for week three would need to be received in writing by the Monday of week one. All changes are subject to space availability and are not guaranteed. Please remember, when canceling, all deposits are non-refundable. If we do not receive proper notification, all money paid will not be refunded for that week. See cancellation and change form online.

OPEN DOORS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMThanks to our Annual Campaign contributing donors, financial assistance is available. Scholarship forms are available at the Member Service desk or online. Assistance is given on a first-come, first-serve basis and is determined by financial need. Financial documents requested on the forms must accompany your financial assistance application in order to be processed. Applications must be received prior to camp registration.

PURCHASE OF CARE Purchase of Care is accepted on a first come, first serve basis for Traditional Camp only. POC Registration Criteria:

All past due balances must be paid prior to registration.

Current authorization form from the State of Delaware must be provided at the time of registration.

Completed registration forms must be submitted.

POC contract must be signed with the YMCA prior to starting.

A non-refundable field trip fee of $20 per week, per child, must be provided.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Any cancellation or change must be submitted in writing one week prior to the change or cancellation date. All changes are subject to space availability and are not guaranteed. All field trip fees are non-refundable. Without proper notification, all money paid will not be refunded. See cancellation and change form online.


WHERE IS THE CAMP LOCATED?Camp Cassey is a predominately outdoor day camp that rotates through stations behind the Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA.

WHAT ARE THE CAMP HOURS?Monday - Friday from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. with extended care available from 7 a.m.- 6 p.m. at no additional charge.

WHY DO YOU NEED MY EMAIL?You will receive the following information through your email account:• Confirmation/billing schedule• Receipts• Camp updates

HOW DOES THE WAIT-LIST WORK?You are placed on the wait-list if the camp is sold out. There is no charge to be on the wait list, but your camp paperwork must be turned into the office. The YMCA registrar office will contact you if a spot opens, and at that time, you can either accept or decline. If you accept, then your payment is due. If you decline, the YMCA will move to the next person on the wait list.

WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD WEAR?Comfortable, lightweight clothing and sneakers should be worn each day. A towel and bathing suit need to be packed daily. Old clothes and shoes are recommended. Please be sure everything is labeled with your child’s name.

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP?• Large drink/water bottle • Bathing suit and towel • Sunscreen and sneakers

WHAT NOT TO BRING TO CAMP?Children should not bring money, toys, hand-held games, electronic devices, headsets, pets, weapons of any kind including knives and aerosol cans.

HOW TO PREVENT SUNBURN?Please send your camper with non-medicated, waterproof sunscreen which should be applied before and during camp. Our Camp Staff is NOT permitted to provide, share or apply sunscreen on any camper unless a parent/guardian has signed the release. Parents are encouraged to show their camper how to apply the sunscreen on areas that may be exposed to the sun. Parents should also consider hats, short and/or long sleeve shirts, and an extra shirt for swimming for children who are sensitive to the sun. In addition to campers using their own sunscreen, we have a sunscreen station available for campers during afternoon swim.

HOW DO CAMPERS STAY HYDRATED?We encourage everyone to bring a water bottle daily. Campers will move around outside during the day and having a water bottle to stay hydrated is very important. There are plenty of water refill stations and water fountains at our camp. Please remember to label your child’s water bottle.

IS CAMP OPEN ON RAINY DAYS?Yes! Activities are scheduled in case of inclement weather. Camp has use of the gym or classroom space if needed. When choosing clothing, please consider that Camp Cassey is an outdoor camp and campers will most likely come home dirtier than usual on rainy days.

WHY IS YOUR CAMP CALLED CAMP CASSEY?Our Summer Day Camp is named after John Cassey who was the Executive Director at the Western Family YMCA and the Vice President of Operations for the YMCA of Delaware in the nineties. John Cassey played an integral role in starting the Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA. We were honored to name our camp after such a caring and respectable man after his passing away in the late nineties. Today, we carry on the name and the character values set forth by John Cassey.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION All camps run at the Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association. Developed exclusively for the camp industry, this nationally recognized program focuses on quality, health and safety issues, and requires us to review every facet of our operation. Camp Cassey has voluntarily submitted to this independent appraisal, conducted by camp experts, and has earned this mark of distinction.

SIGN-IN & SIGN-OUT For the safety of every child, parents are required to sign their child in and out of camp every day. Curbside drop-off is available from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.

LATE PICK-UP POLICIES & FEES Camp ends at 6 p.m. Anyone who arrives late will be charged a late pick-up fee. There is a $15 fee for arrivals between 6 - 6:15 p.m. and an additional $15 fee for each consecutive15 minutes. Parents who arrive late will be asked to sign a late pick-up form.

FIELD TRIPS All campers are expected to attend all off-site trips as they are scheduled. On field trip days, your child must wear their camp t-shirt. A weekly newsletter will be provided each Monday of camp, listing the weekly field trips. Due to travel time, the camp day may be extended beyond 4 p.m. Please do not send money with your child on field trips.

MEDICATION If your child needs medication during the camp day, please bring the medication in its original container with your child’s name. You will be asked to complete a medical form on the first day you drop the medication off at camp. Please do not leave the medication with your child. All medication is kept in the medical box located by the sign-in/out area.

SICKNESS OR INJURY PROCEDURES

1. Sick children are not permitted to attend camp.

2. Whenever it is necessary to contact you due to sickness or emergency, we will first contact the numbers provided and then proceed to the emergency numbers listed on the child’s enrollment forms.

3. If a minor injury (i.e. small cut or bruise) occurs during the day, an injury report will be filled out and the parent/guardian will be notified during pick-up. If a more severe injury occurs during the camp day, parents will be immediately contacted about the situation.

BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT It is the goal of our YMCA to provide a healthy, safe, and secure environment for all day camp participants. The YMCA teaches the core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Children who attend the program are expected to follow the behavior guidelines and interact appropriately in a group setting.

TERMINATION A child’s participation in the program may be terminated if:

• His/her behavior is chronically disruptive or poses a danger to him/ herself, others, or the program.

• He/she is picked up late (after 6 p.m.) excessively.

• His/her tuition is not paid by the appropriate due date.

FREE LUNCH & SNACK Lunch and an afternoon snack will be available this summer. A sample menu is available online. Families should pack if your child has the following:

• Food Allergies

• Child does not like the menu being offered

• Food offered is not enough for your child

SWIM TESTING PROCEDURES All children ages 14 and under are required to take a swim test and wear the appropriate band color associated with their swimming ability. The swim test is one length of the pool, swimming on their stomach, followed by a 30 second tread. Swimmers will be accompanied by lifeguards during this test and will not be forced to take the test if they are uncomfortable. They may retest at any time, but are limited to one test per day.

YELLOW - Any swimmer able to swim half a length, but not a full length, and tread water for 30 seconds. These campers will only be permitted to swim in the Red and Yellow sections, should wear a life jacket anywhere they cannot stand comfortably, and may use the slide if over 48” tall.

GREEN - Any swimmer able to swim a full length and tread water for 30 seconds. Green banded campers may swim in any pool section and use the slide at the complex.

CAMP PROCEDURES


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Only a half hour from Middletown, DE!

YMCA CAMP TOCKWOGH24370 Still Pond Neck Rd Worton, MD 21678www.ymcacamptockwogh.org (410) 348-6000

MINI CAMP:COMPLETED GRADES K-5 3-DAY/2-NIGHT

TRADITIONAL CAMP: COMPLETED GRADES 2-9 ONE AND TWO WEEK SESSIONS

SKI & SAIL CAMP:COMPLETED GRADES 7-10ONE WEEK SESSIONS

TEEN LEADERSHIP: COMPLETED GRADES 10-12 THREE AND FOUR WEEK SESSIONS

FAMILY CAMP:MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: May 22-25SUMMERS END: August 23-30

YYMMCCAA OOFF DDEELLAAWWAARREE CCAAMMPP EENNRROOLLLLMMEENNTT FFOORRMM(Registration is also available online at www.ysummercamp.org.)

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Email for Camp Information ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Email for Membership ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Member # ____________________________________

Child’s Full Name_________________________________________________________________Birthdate__________________ Grade Completed _____________ Gender ___________

Child’s preferred nickname______________________________________________ Home phone #_________________________________ School __________________________________

Street_____________________________________________________________________City___________________________________________State__________ Zip_____________________________

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Parent/Guardian #1_____________________________________________________________ Birthdate________________________ Authorized to pick up: YES NO

Primary Phone # ________________________________ (circle cell, home, work) Alternate Phone # ____________________________ (circle cell, home, work)

Parent/Guardian #2_________________________________________________________________ Birthdate ______________________ Authorized to pick up: YES NO

Primary Phone # _________________________________ (circle cell, home, work) Alternate Phone # ____________________________ (circle cell, home, work)

Is Parent a staff member of the YMCA of Delaware? YES NO

Do the child’s parents live together? YES NO

Is there a current custody agreement: YES NO If yes, please attach supporting documentation.

AUTHORIZED PICKUP LIST • In the event of an emergency, parent/guardian cannot be reached, the following individuals (listed as emergency contact)

can be reached.• In addition to the Parent/Guardian, all individuals listed below are authorized to pick my child up from camp.

Name Phone # Relationship to child 1 Emergency Contact

2 Emergency Contact

3 4 5 6

Are you concerned about a specific individual who may attempt to pick up your child that we should be aware of? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I give the YMCA permission to release my child as indicated. I understand any changes to this information must be submitted in

writing to the camp office. In the event there is a question about who my child is to go home with, my child will be kept at camp,

and I will be responsible for picking him/her up at camp.

Signature of PARENT/GUARDIAN ________________________________________________________________________________________

BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA REGISTRATION FORM 1 OF 6 BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA REGISTRATION FORM 2 OF 6

YYMMCCAA OOFF DDEELLAAWWAARREE -- CCAAMMPP HHEEAALLTTHH//CCOONNSSEENNTT IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN

Child’s Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Medications (prescription and over the counter) your child currently takes. A medication administration form is required for our staff to administer medication while at camp. Please include description of why the medication is needed. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Child’s Physician __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone # __________________________________________________

Child’s Dentist ______________________________________________________________________________________ Phone # __________________________________________________

Insurance Policy #____________________________________________________ Group # _____________________________ Carrier ____________________________________

DATE OF LAST Tetanus Shot __________________________ MMR ___________________ Diphtheria __________________

Please initial indicating that all immunizations, as required by the local school district, are up to date ___________________________ (parent initials)

GGEENNEERRAALL HHEEAALLTTHH QQUUEESSTTIIOONNSS:: (Explain “yes” answers below) Had recent injury, illness orinfectious disease Y N

Diabetes Y N Emotional Difficulty (sought medical assistance) Y N Dietary Restrictions Y N

Had Chronic or recurring illness/condition Y N Seizures Y N Eating Disorder Y N

Ever been hospitalized? Y N Skin problems? (rash, itchy) Y N Mononucleosis Y N

Ever had surgery? Y N ADHD Y N Wears Glasses / Vision Issues Y N

Have frequent headaches/head injury Y N Asthma Y N Allergies Y N

Been knocked unconscious? Y N Orthopedic Issues Y N Other _____________________________________

Passed out during or after exercise? Y N Heart Murmur Y N

CCOONNCCEERRNNSS AANNDD SSPPEECCIIAALL NNEEEEDDSS:: Please explain any “yes” answers, noting the number of the question. Also, indicate any activities your camper wwoouulldd nnoott be able to participate in while at camp and/or any other health issues we should be aware of. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

CAMPER REQUEST: (1 request/child – request must be mutual) Please group my child with:_________________________________________________

Treatment/Emergency Care -‐ I hereby grant permission to the emergency care physician and/or YMCA director to order X-‐ray, routine tests, treatment; to release any records necessary for insurance purposes; and to provide or arrange necessary related transportation for my child. In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the YMCA supervisor to secure and administer treatment, including hospitalization, for the person named above.Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Field Trip/Transportation -‐ The Y has permission to take my child on all pre-‐arranged field trips indicated as part of the Y program my child is registered for. This includes off site outings due to extreme weather conditions as part of summer programs. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Photo/Video Release -‐ I grant permission for my child to be photographed and/or interviewed for promotional purposes. I also grant permission for my child to view age appropriate movies as part of the Y camp program activity. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Sunscreen Release -‐ I grant permission to the Y to apply sunscreen provided by me or from the sunscreen machine during summer programs. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Informed Consent -‐ I understand that the YMCA activities have inherent risks and I hereby assume all risks and hazards incident to my family's participation in YMCA activities. I further waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless the YMCA, the organizers, volunteers, supervisors, officers, directors, participants, coaches, referees, as well as persons or parents transporting participants to and from activities from any claims or injury sustained during my use of YMCA property. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Behavioral Policy -‐ I certify that my child is in good health and is amiable to normal discipline necessary for the success of the group experience. I have reviewed and discussed with my camper the YMCA character values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. We agree to honor the behavior policies of the YMCA day camps and understand that it is at the discretion of the camp director to suspend or dismiss campers from the program due to inappropriate behavior. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Billing/Payment Understanding -‐ I understand that the deposits are non-‐refundable and will hold my child's spot until the balance is due. Registration is not guaranteed until the balance is paid two weeks prior to the first day of the session. Failure to pay the balance, when due, could result in cancellation of my registration. I also understand if I do not give proper notification of cancellation, all money paid will not be refunded for the week. Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

YMCA OF DELAWARE CAMP PAYMENT FORM

Child’s Name:______________________________________________________________Member #_________________________Birth Date:_________________________ Age: ____________

PROGRAM NAME Deposit

Week1 (June 15-19)

Week2 (June 22-26)

Week3 (June 29 - July 3)

Week4 (July 6-10)

Week5 (July 13-17)

Week 6 (July 20-24)

Week 7 (July 27-31)

Week 8 (August 3 - 7)

Week 9 (August 10 -14)

Week10 (August 17-21)

Week11 (August 24-28)

TOTAL: $___________________________

OFFICE USE ONLY / TIME STAMP

Staff Inputting name:________________________________________________________ Date/Time Stamp:___________________________________________________________

Check off list completed: Yes or No Registrar checking initials: _______________________________________________

DEPOSIT PAYMENT: ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE

Enclosed is my $40 per week deposit for ______________ weeks totaling $_____________________________________________________

*Please use my card on file. Last 4 Digits _______ _______ _______ _______ Expiration Date______________________________

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE______________________________________________________________________________________________ DATE ___________________________

*If you do not have a credit card on file, please provide one at the time of registration.

REMAINING BALANCE FOR SUMMER CAMP Checking account - Please attach a voided check.

Savings Account - Please attach statement with routing and account numbers.

Please use my card on file. Last 4 Digits _______ _______ _______ _______ Expiration Date______________________________

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE______________________________________________________________________________________________ DATE ___________________________

I currently do not have a credit card on file, but plan to provide one at the time of payment.

YMCA OF DELAWARE PHOTO, VIDEO & AUDIO RELEASE

CHILD’S INFORMATION Legal First Name MI Legal Last Name

PHOTO AND VIDEO/AUDIO RECORDING RELEASE I am 18 years of age or older and, if not, my parent or legal guardian has also provided their consent by signing below.

Consent & License. For my participation in activities to be conducted by YMCA of Delaware, and collaborating third parties, I consent, now and for all time, to the making, reproduction, editing, broadcasting or rebroadcasting of:

• video film or footage of me,• sound track recordings of me• photo reproductions of me• any narrative account of my experience

My consent includes a perpetual license to the Y and collaborating third-parties for the use of the above materials for publication, display, sale or exhibition in promotions, advertising, education and commercial uses. Use includes reproductions in any form and media currently existing or later conceived, adaptations and/or revisions, throughout the world in perpetuity.

I understand and agree there may be no additional compensation for this license, and I will not make any claim for payment of any kind from the Y or collaborating third-parties. I may, or may not be, identified in such licensed uses; however, my name will not be used to endorse any particular products or services.

Ownership, Confidentiality, and Shared Use. With respect to any of the above uses, I further agree:

• All works shall belong to YMCA of Delaware;• The Y has no duty of confidentiality regarding any licensed uses;• YMCA of Delaware, shall exclusively own all known or later existing rights to the uses throughout the world;• The Y and collaborating third-parties may use any video film, footage, sound track recordings and photo reproductions of me and/or my narrative account for any purpose without additional compensation to me.

Release from Liability. I agree that my consent is irrevocable. I hereby release and discharge The Y and collaborating third-parties, from any and all claims, actions, lawsuits or demands of any kind arising out of my consent, license grants, uses, or the shared uses of any works or materials referenced herein.

Signature Printed Name Date

Address

I am the Parent/Legal Guardian of ________________________________________________________(child’s name). I hereby consent and grant the licenses detailed in the foregoing on behalf of my minor child.

Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian

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BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA REGISTRATION FORM 3 OF 6 BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA REGISTRATION FORM 4 OF 6

BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA REGISTRATION FORM 5 OF 6

YMCA OF DELAWARE CHILD PROTECTION INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

* Items with an asterisk are mandatory

CHILD’S INFORMATION Legal First Name *

MI Legal Last Name *

CHILD SAFE PROCEDURES Parents place their trust in the Y to help their children thrive. Our core values-caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility are part of everything we do. Because of this, we place great value on creating the most child-safe environment possible. We believe when parents are well informed about safety protocols, it greatly assists our constant vigilance of all who have potential access to children. The following should be established zero-tolerance YMCA policies that are regularly communicated with parents. Parents should be regularly encouraged to report any deviation from these policies immediately.

• A child should never be alone with a staff member (but may be separate, if in full view of others).

• Children should not be contacted by YMCA staff except for issues relating directly to currently active YMCA activities (i.e., no letters, email, telephone calls, texts, Facebook, visits, non-YMCA excursions, etc.).

• Children should never receive gifts of any kind from individual Y staff members.

• Children should always be transported in YMCA-identified vehicles (or appropriately identified vendor-operated vehicles), never in a staff member's personal vehicle, and never alone.

• Y staff members should not babysit Y members or program participants. If the babysitting relationship pre-existed the Y relationship, the President of the YMCA of Delaware could make an exception, but a specific acknowledgement should be signed by the parents and the babysitting staff member and retained by the Y.

• Children in child care must sign in and out of programs each day and will only be released to preauthorized individuals.

• Parents who become aware of hazing, bullying, or similar behavior should report the incident to the Y. Such behavior is often the precursor of peer-to-peer abuse and must be addressed.

• Children should be encouraged to discuss their experiences with their parents and identify any behavior or activity that made them uncomfortable. Parents need to be aware that programs like gymnastics and aquatics require some physical contact between adult and child to provide the necessary instruction, coaching, and spotting. A single touch in a normally inappropriate place may not be an inappropriate touch if it occurred while trying to prevent an injury, etc.

• Parents should be provided with the names of at least two separate Y individuals whom they may contact if they believe there is an issue of any kind that needs to be addressed.

• Delaware law requires ALL ADULTS to report cases of suspected abuse to the authorities.

The Y of Delaware has more than 4,000 staff members and volunteers working with youth in the many programs we offer. To keep children in our programs safe, we intensively screen potential employees and volunteers by using a detailed application form, comprehensive interview process, reference checks and criminal background checks. Our employees complete an extensive child abuse prevention training program. Supervisors and managers complete additional training to further promote a child-safe environment. All staff members are mandated to report any suspected child abuse. If you have any questions or concerns regarding a YMCA staff person or program, please inform the program director, associate executive director or executive director at your location. You can make a confidential report to Ethics Point on our website.

Parents are encouraged help prevent child abuse. Here are some suggestions:

• Talk to your child about his or her experiences in Y programs, school, sports, and other activities.

• Drop in on your child’s programs.

• Trust your instincts. Don’t wait to tell us if something seems “strange.” Speak up!

• Every once in a while, ask your child these questions: - Is anyone scaring or threatening you? - Is anyone asking you to keep secrets? - Has anyone said anything to you that made you feel bad? - Is anyone touching you in a way that you don’t like?

• Encourage your child to tell you or another trusted adult if anything happens to him or her.

• Watch for warning signs of abuse: - Unexplainable bruising or other physical markings - Disturbed sleeping or eating patterns - Abrupt changes in behavior-anxiety, clinging, aggressiveness, withdrawal, depression - Fear of a certain person or place - Discomfort with physical contact - A child who abuses other children - Listen and watch for signs of your child receiving special attention that other children or teens are not receiving, including favors, treats, gifts, rides, increasing affection or time alone, particularly outside the activities of school, child care, or other activities.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding a YMCA staff person or program, please inform the Program Director, Associate Executive Director or Executive Director at your location. You can also make a confidential report to EthicsPoint on our website.

Parent’s Signature* I have reviewed the YMCA’s Child Safe Procedures.

Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA | (302) 836-9622 John Gilroy, Camp Director (302) 836-9622 Courtney Hoy, Sr. Child Development Director (302) 257-5856

Terry Mullan, Executive Director (302) 232-7079

YMCA OF DELAWARE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS & PROCEDURES

* Items with an asterisk are mandatory

CHILD’S INFORMATION Legal First Name * MI Legal Last Name

BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS & PROCEDURES It is the goal of our YMCA to provide a healthy, safe, and secure environment for all participants. The YMCA teaches the core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Children who attend the program are expected to follow the behavior guidelines and to interact appropriately in a group setting.

BBEEHHAAVVIIOORR GGUUIIDDEELLIINNEESS People are responsible for their actions. We respect each other and the environment. Honesty will be the basis for all relationships and interactions. We will care for ourselves and those around us.

When a child does not follow the behavior guidelines, we will take the following steps: 1. Staff will redirect the child to more appropriate behavior2. The child will be reminded of the behavior guidelines and program rules, and a discussion will take place3. If the behavior persists, a parent will be notified of the problem.4. The staff will document the situation. This written documentation will include what the behavior problem is, what

provoked the problem, and the corrective action taken.5. Staff may schedule a conference with the parent to determine the appropriate action that will be taken.6. Staff may schedule a progress check or a follow-up conference.7. If the problems still persist, staff will schedule a conference that includes the parent, child, staff, and program

director. The program director will have all documentation and the notes from the previous conferences for review. If subsequent conferences have to be scheduled, a counselor may also be present.

8. If a child’s behavior at any time threatens the immediate safety of that child, other children, or staff, the parent may be notified and expected to pick up the child immediately. If such a call is placed, an authorized pick up person must pick up the child within one hour.

9. If a problem persists and a child continues to disrupt the program, the YMCA reserves the right to suspend the child from the program. Expulsion from the program will be considered in extreme situations.

The following behaviors are not acceptable and may result in the immediate suspension of a child for a minimum of the remainder of the current day and the next day:

Endangering the health and safety of children and/or staff, members, and volunteers Stealing or damaging YMCA or personal property Leaving the program without permission Continuing to disrupt the program Refusing to follow the behavior guidelines or program rules Using profanity, vulgarity, or obscenity frequently Acting in a lewd manner

If any of these behaviors persists, staff may suspend the child a second time before expulsion. Immediate expulsion may occur if a child is in possession of and/or using tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons, firecrackers or explosives. Any physical/violent behavior may result in the immediate suspension of the camper for the entire summer.

PARENT BEHAVIOR AGREEMENT I have reviewed the YMCA’s Behavior Expectations with my child. I understand and agree to all of the terms presented in this document. I further agree to report any issues or concerns my child shares with me regarding their experience in the program. I understand that the YMCA works to ensure all children are safe and comfortable while at the YMCA and that the YMCA staff will work to resolve issues quickly when they are shared.

Parent’s Signature*

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Your contribution opens doors not only for kids, but also for families, adults and senior citizens alike. Your gift is used to provide financial assistance to those in our community who are unable to afford the cost of membership.

How do I get financial assistance?Contact the nearest YMCA branch and request an Open Doors financial assistance application or download it at www.ymcade.org.

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YMCA OF DELAWARE LOCATIONSBEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA 351 George Williams Way Newark, DE 19702 (302) 836-9622

BRANDYWINE YMCA 3 Mt. Lebanon Road Wilmington, DE 19803 (302) 478-YMCA

CENTRAL YMCA 501 West Eleventh Street Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 254-9622

DOVER YMCA 1137 South State Street Dover, DE 19901 (302) 346-9622

SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA 20080 Church Street Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 (302) 296-9622

WESTERN FAMILY YMCA2600 Kirkwood HighwayNewark, DE 19711 (302) 709-9622

MIDDLETOWN FAMILY YMCA404 N. Cass Street Middletown, DE 19709 (302) 616-9622

WALNUT ST. YMCA 1000 N. Walnut Street Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 472-YMCA

CAMP TOCKWOGH 24370 Still Pond Neck Road Worton, MD 21678 (800) 331-CAMP

ASSOCIATION OFFICE 100 West 10th Street Suite 1100 Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 221-YMCA

The YMCA is an association of people of all ages, ethnic groups and religious affiliations that strives to cultivate the human potential, self-esteem, and dignity of all people. Our organization exists to develop and practice the Christian principles of love, caring, inclusiveness, justice and peace… and to enrich the emotional, physical and social life of all individuals, families and our community.

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