At Sea Gull and Seafarer, we believe that behavioral challenges are an opportunity to help campers learn and grow. Our staff promote behavior guidance through creating a positive environment, developing structure and clear limits, promoting social and emotional learning, reinforcing our core values and addressing challenging behaviors.
Staff will redirect or problem-solve with the camper. When problems do arise, Camp staff may consult the parents/guardians so that together, they can develop a plan for behavior management and success for the camper.
Most often, staff efforts and parental input are sufficient to resolve concerns. However, there are occasional times when dismissal from Camp is necessary. Campers whose behavior does not abide by the Code of Conduct, require a disproportionate amount of a staff member's attention or need constant one-on-one support and therefore detract from the attention given to others in the cabin, may be asked to leave. Other behaviors directly linked to the health, safety or well-being of your child or others may also be grounds for dismissal.
At the beginning of each session, the Code of Conduct is reviewed and discussed in each cabin and each Camper signs the form as they commit to doing what is right during their time at Camp.
Camperships are available for almost all Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer programs including the ones listed here.
- Starter Camp
- Mariners
- First and Second Session
- Summer Day Camp
- Family Camp Week
- Family Camp Weekends
- Mother & Daughter Weekend
- Father & Son Weekend
Campers send home a letter a week through Bunk1 and are encouraged to send postal mail letters as well. Additionally Camp sends home counselor reports on how each camper is doing.
Unfortunately, we can't support the Bunk Reply option this summer.
We consider a number of factors including, but not limited to, the number of children in the family, income and any unexpected life situations that place financial stress on the family.
Typically, this equates to a total household income of up to $115,000 for families with one child and up to $130,000 for families with two or more children.