Program Expectations
Parent/Guardian Expectations of the Adventure Club
- Children are cared for in a safe, supportive
environment.
- They may visit with the staff about concerns related to
their children or the program.
- They are informed about any misbehavior on the part of their
children, and will be able to conference with the staff in order
to bring about improvement of the situation.
- They are informed promptly if their children do not arrive
at the program according to their enrollment information.
- The staff regularly announces program activities.
The Adventure Club's Expectations of Parents/Guardians
- Pay fees on time.
- Keep enrollment records up-to-date.
- Pick up children on time.
- Follow the health policy.
- Contact the staff if their children will not be attending on
a scheduled day.
- Pay attention to any communications from staff regarding
their children's behavior, and cooperate in efforts to bring
about improvement in the situation.
Children's Expectations of the Program
- To have a safe, supportive, and consistent environment.
- To use all program equipment, materials, and facilities on
an equal basis.
- To receive respectful treatment from other children and
staff.
- To have discipline that is fair and non-punitive.
- To receive nurturing care from staff who are actively
involved with them.
- To be able to participate in interesting, developmentally
appropriate activities.
- To be able to choose, whenever possible, from a variety of
activities.
Program's Expectations of the Children
- Responsibility for one's actions.
- Respect the rules that guide them during the day and while
at the program.
- Remain with the group and program staff at all times.
- Take care of materials and equipment properly, returning
them when done.
- Arrive at Adventure Club promptly, according to enrollment
information.
- Refrain from physical or emotional harm to others and
themselves.

Service learning at Phillips Farm County
Park.
Service learning is an important element of the Adventure Club
experience, particularly during summer camp.