Monday, June 2, 2008

Welcome to the Camp Monserrate Blog!

Please check back often for updates of our summer at Camp Monserrate! If you have any questions or want to be in touch with the director, Matt Salvatierra, please email matt.salva@gmail.com.

Here is a list of clothing and supplies campers will need to take with them, as well as some information about money, food&health and phonecalls policies.


Clothing and supplies:
3-4 pairs of jeans or play pants
2-3 pairs of shorts
1 pair of better pants and dress shirt for Mass
5 short sleeve shirts
3 long sleeve shirts
1 jacket (it gets cold)
2 sweatshirts (one with a hood)
7 tee-shirts
7 sets of underwear
7 pairs of sweatsocks
3 towels
poncho/raincoat (not a winter coat)
hiking boots or shoes
sneakers
pajamas
3 swim suits; flip-flops/sandals
2 pairs of goggles for the pool
hat
1 sleeping bag, preferably fleece
1 water bottle/canteen
toothbrush and toothpaste (2)
comb, brush, shampoo, deodorant
soap (4) and soap case
flashlight, batteries (3 sets)
insect repellent
Stamps: (peel off are better)

May-take things
musical instruments, such as guitars;
baseball gloves and other sports equipment;
camera and film.

Not permitted items:
a radio, iPod, CD player,
video games and game system
snacks.

Money
For the entire camp season, your son should not bring more than $50.00. He will only need $15.00 (lunch money for the trip up and back, and money for an extra ice cream when his group goes out).

Food&Health
Please note that no food or snacks should be sent up during the camp season.
Please let us know in advance of any needs (inhalants, pills, or any medication) that your son has.


Phone-calls policy
You may call your son twice a week only, for no more than 5 minutes at the following times:
8:00-9:00 a.m. 1:00-1:55 p.m. 6:00-7:00 p.m.

This policy is in place because there are 65 people at camp and business calls need to be received. The students will be allowed to make one 5 minute call per week.

Calling Cards will be provided by the camp this year.

2 comments:

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    Best,
    Mercedes

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