Summer camp
Ramah in the Rockies avoids layoffs after receiving federal grant
The early approval could be a good sign for other Jewish small businesses and nonprofits hoping to weather the coronavirus storm.
Sleepaway camp is still possible — but increasingly unlikely
“The opposite of social distancing is summer camp,” said Dr. Deborah Lehman, a professor of pediatrics at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine.
Summer camps: We’ll open. Parents: We’re skeptical, and we’re scared.
Jewish summer camps insist that they’re still planning on opening this summer. Not doing so could be disastrous for their finances.
Jewish summer camps are already preparing for coronavirus
Camps dealt with swine flu in 2009 by quarantining kids and taking their temperature twice a day. They’re thinking along the same lines now.
MLB Star Yasiel Puig Visits Sick Children at Orthodox Jewish Camp
It was a mitzvah that changed a baseball player’s life.
Haim’s New Song ‘Summer Girl’ References A Popular Jewish Song
It’s a love song!
California Will Give Millions To Jewish Camps Destroyed In Wildfires
Jewish summer camps destroyed in two wildfires will get $23 million to rebuild.
Jewish Camps Get Grants To Better Integrate Campers And Staff With Disabilities
The grants will go for capital improvements, professional development, staff training, research and evaluation.
Reform Movement’s Kutz Camp, Incubator For Teen Leaders, Is Shutting Down
Kutz Camp, the Union for Reform Judaism summer camp for teens and an incubator for modern spiritual Jewish folk music, is closing.
California Camps Vow To Rebuild In Aftermath Of Still Raging Wildfires
“The location will be a different and temporary one, but we will be together this summer. There will be camp. Then, we will rebuild.”
