The camp office will be open between the hours of 7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. however, in compliance with guidelines related to COVID-19, visitors are not permitted on Campus. You may find the registration document HERE.  Please fill out the fillable pdf document save it and email the complete signed form including credit card authorization page to [email protected]
Week 1 payment needs to be paid with the registration
All forms and fees need to be paid and completed for your child to be fully registered to camp.
You may pay the registration fee and first installment over the phone by calling the school’s phone number 305-279-6572 and request to be connected with the cashier.

Our weekly rate is $200 per week. And Registration fee $100.  Week 1 payment needs to be paid with the registration.

Camp drop-off takes place at the North East side door of Building A (Castle) by the cafeteria beginning at 7:00 a.m.

• For safety reasons, a parent/guardian must accompany their child(ren) to the camp check-in every morning.
• Campers are not allowed to sign themselves in.
• Please note that due to additional guidelines related to COVID-19, all campers will have their temperature checked in the presence of a parent/caregiver every morning before signing in.
• Any child who registers a temperature of4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher will not be allowed to attend camp that day.
• All parents & campers must wear a face mask during drop-off
• All students and parents/guardians must maintain 6 feet of distance between check-ins.
• There is no refund due to absences or current week cancellations

All campers must be picked up by 6:30 p.m. at the camp main entrance Building A (the Castle).

• For safety reasons, campers will only be released to individuals on the original registration form.
• All individuals must present their State I.D. card. Once the I.D. has been verified, the child will be brought to you at the door.

Please note that due to additional guidelines relating to COVID-19

• All campers will remain in their assigned classrooms until their parent/guardian will request for them to be checked out. They will then be escorted to the gate by camp staff.
• All parents and campers must wear a face mask during pick up and maintain 6 feet of distance between checkouts. We appreciate your patience in advance.

Parents are not permitted inside the buildings and into the Camp during the whole day and as long as the Camp is in progress as a measure to comply with social distancing guidelines

We are constantly monitoring the updated guidelines in regards to Covid-19 on the Federal Level and the State Level along with the restrictions and decisions on the Local Level to ensure that the policies implemented provide the safest environment for the campers. To view our on-campus full operational protocol click here.

Any Camper presenting symptoms of an illness or symptoms of COVID-19

• Will be monitored in an isolated area until picked-up. We will be implementing CDC Guidelines for the appropriate measures to notify families, disinfect rooms, and when to return to camp.
• Parents picking up students due to illness will have a 30-minute time limit for arrival following notification. Symptoms that will result in a child being sent home include (but are not limited to):
• A fever of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher
• Coughing
• Headache
• Upset stomach, vomiting, or diarrhea.
• A child needs to be symptom-free (and in the event of fever must be fever free without the aid of fever-reducing medication) for 24 hours.
• Upon return, students should bring a doctor’s note that they are not infected with COVID-19 and their symptoms are not contagious (such as allergies).

If your child or someone in their household is diagnosed with COVID-19, please contact the camp director immediately at (305) 279-6572.

It is our policy in order to protect our campers and staff and we will be following:

• Campers, ACC Leaders and Coaches will be wearing masks during camp hours and have access to gloves as needed.
• Campers should wear their own masks and have spare masks on a daily basis.
• Individual disinfectant is recommended.

Proper handwashing and hygiene are a priority at Archimedean Summer Camp.

• Our staff will be attentive in reminding and teaching campers about hand washing.
• Campers will be taking scheduled hand washing breaks hourly in addition to after using the bathroom, before lunch, snack, and after hands-on activities.
• Camp measures also include hand sanitizer stations accessible in each classroom and outside common areas.

All Campers will be given opportunities to use the restroom when needed.

• Due to guidelines related to COVID-19, we will limit one camper in the restroom at a time.
• We will be routinely disinfecting the restrooms throughout the day.

Maintenance staff will be cleaning/disinfecting classroom, restroom and cafeteria areas, doorknobs desks and surfaces commonly touched by the students and guests before, during, and after camp hours, according to the CDC Guidelines.

Your child will be required to bring a small to a medium-sized plastic bin to store their personal belongings.

• Your child is allowed to bring toys or electronics from home.
• In order to prevent virus transmission, we ask campers not to share their belongings.
• ACC Summer will not take any responsibility for the loss, destruction, or theft of personal items your child may bring to camp. Please make sure to label everything with your child’s name.
• The camp will make every reasonable attempt to safeguard camper possessions.

Due to Covid-19 guidelines and in order to avoid campers sharing

• Campers are asked to bring a labeled small to medium-sized bin. We will use these bins to store all of their personal items.
• Each camper must bring in a labeled water bottle, as the use of the water fountains will be limited. Additionally,
• Each camper must bring in a labeled face mask to be used in public spaces, arrival, and dismissal.
• Individual disinfectant is recommended.

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we have to make sure we are meeting all guidelines. Therefore, all communications, questions, and concerns will be addressed at the camp gate. No parents will be allowed past our camp gate.

There are a wide variety of activities offered. Our program includes activities 
that are educational, recreational, and age-appropriate.

• Outdoors activities include sports, water sports, and activities, games, field trips.
• Our indoor activities to name a few include arts & crafts,
 indoor games, movies, water activities, baking, cooking, and a variety of in-house presentations.
• We also will not be having an end of the camp show this summer due to Covid-19.
• We will compile a video at the end of summer with a compilation of pictures and each group’s end of summer performance.

**All guidelines and activities are subject to change based on current CDC updates and regulations.

Our online program was designed to closely resemble an on-site instructional setting.

• The online students will have access to their teachers based on their schedules and subject.
• We will maintain a low teacher-to-student ratio with a minimum of 3 students per class.
• Parents will have ongoing support from the classroom teachers and direct communication with our school administrators.
• Virtual events such as parent orientations are not scheduled throughout the program.

All of our teachers hold a bachelor’s degree in-field with a percentage of our faculty holding advanced and Master’s degrees. Our teachers participate in ongoing professional development throughout the year. They all have clear criminal records having gone through MDCPS fingerprinting and drug testing process.

We currently offer Math, Language Arts, and Greek Language to students of grades K-8 and intensive Greek language for students 6-12 grade.

Yes, our online instruction program is designed in order for students to be able to attend any of the courses offered.

Each student will need a computer with internet access. The computer would also need a camera and microphone for the daily, live class sessions. Instruction will be live through zoom. Zoom shall be installed on the student’s computer or pad.

No, our youngest students will participate in daily interactive age-appropriate lessons taught by enthusiastic, nurturing, and creative teachers. Teachers will keep students engaged with daily instruction through hands-on activities, read-aloud, phonemic strategies and interactive lessons, educational games, virtual themed trips, and more.

Forty-five-minute live class sessions are offered to all students 3 times per week per subject, Monday through Friday. Individual schedules will be provided following registration to the program.

Yes, depending on your child’s needs, our qualified teachers will provide students of all ages with the individualized attention they require to acquire the needed knowledge and understanding of the subject through the program selected.

Our program consists of 8 weeks of instruction. It is best for your child to complete the full program in order to have a coherent understanding of the subject to be taught.

While the teachers provide daily lessons through live class sessions, parental supervision is important to ensure students arrive at daily classes on time, complete their assignments, and take their online assessments. Once enrolled, you have agreed to partner with ACC online teachers to accomplish the task of successfully educating your child. This very powerful partnership includes daily parental involvement, consistent monitoring of student progress, and frequent communication with our teachers.

We encourage live participation in classes, and attendance will be taken daily. In the event of an absence due to illness or an unforeseen circumstance, a recorded session will not be available.

Each teacher has a school email address for direct communication. Additionally, the teachers will use Zoom for parent conferences. Time and date appointments can be arranged via email to [email protected]. Allow 48 hours for confirmation.

No, uniforms are not required however, students should be wearing school appropriate attire.

To begin enrollment you must register your child by completing the enrollment agreement, which can be found Here. You must complete one registration form per child and forward the completed form to [email protected]. Together with the registration form, you have to make all payments required via credit authorization included in the registration form or via phone to 305-279-6572 where you request to be connected with the cashier.