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Talk with parents of students who have attended the program. Ask the
program director for some names of former participants.
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Select a program based on your child's individual needs, as well as,
interests. Remember, a program may be excellent, but not the one for
your child.
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Help the program be a successful experience for your child by providing
clear, accurate information about your child's strengths, weaknesses, and
special needs.
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Find out about the background and training of the program personnel.
Experience, ratio of staff to children, and general philosophy of
individuals in charge of the program can be important in determining the
strength of a program.
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Be certain you know your total costs including all incidental charges.
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Be sure to ask about scholarships and "camperships" if you have the
financial need.
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If possible, visit the program location during operation hours. Seeing
a program in operation is often the best test of a program.
Reprinted from the Georgia Learning Resources System Camp Directory.
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Many summer
camps fill up their slots by January. Do your research early and get
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