Roosevelt PAL

School Age Child Care Program

COMMUNITY FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Thank you for your interest in the Roosevelt P.A.L. Summer Programs. For many youth from Roosevelt and the surrounding communities, our Summer Program will be the home for fun-filled educational experiences, cultural activities and recreational exposure. The Roosevelt P.A.L. has served children for the past 20 years. Our experience and dedication has enabled us to be a leader in youth programs. We are delighted that so many continue to acknowledge our experience and participate in our programs.

A variety of activities are outlined in the brochure. Please feel free to explore the key details of our program.

Todd Parrish, Director, MS of Education

OUR PROGRAM FITS YOUR NEEDS

We offer you a choice of day, week and monthly program opportunities. Our camp is designed to meet the needs of almost everyone. We open at 7:00 am and can arrange for pick-up until 6 pm. Your child will be well supervised in a wide variety of programs made available this summer.

STAFF
We have an experienced staff of administrators, teachers, coaches and counselors. We are dedicated to serve all the needs of our participants. Our participant-to-counselor ratio is 10:1 for ages 8-14 and 8:1 for ages 5-7.

PROGRAM INFORMATION
We have limited space available. Registration are accepted on a first-come, first serve basis. Early reservations are strongly suggested.

DAILY SCHEDULE
Program start at 8:00 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Special arrangements for early morning drop off 7:00 am and late pickup available until 6:00 pm, for working parents.

METHOD OF PAYMENT
All fees must be paid by cash, debit/credit card, money order or certified check. All payments must be made in advance. First payment is due one week before first day of camp.

TAX DEDUCTION
Working parents who send their children under age 15 to the Summer Camp may be able to claim credit on their federal tax return for the expense. Please check with IRS or Tax consultant.

HEALTH FORMS
Each participant must have a physical within one year of the start of your first day in camp. An immunization record and health certificate must be completed by your own doctor and submitted prior to participation.

INSURANCE
The Nassau County P.A.L. is covered by a general liability policy. Medical insurance covers doctors and hospital costs incurred by accidents sustained by campers while at camp.

TRIPS
Fridays are trip days. Trips are extra. They average out to about $100 for the season. Some of the places we expect to visit are Adventureland, Bronx Zoo, U.S. Skates, Hall of Science, New York Aquarium, Liberty Science Center, Boomer’s Fun Center and the Statue of Liberty, etc.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Reading/Language Arts, Math Enrichment skills and educational computer programs are taught to keep our children interested in educational activities during the summer.

FACILITIES

“Julius Erving Activity Center” PAL Center

Roosevelt Pool
Roosevelt Park
Coes Neck Park
Indoor Gymnasium
Tennis Courts
Roosevelt H.S.
Library
Henry Street Park
Large Athletic Fields
Centennial Park
Computer Lab

TRANSPORTATION
Bus service is provided for local areas. Pickup and drop-off service is available to your home. Adults must be available at drop-off. There are no return trips, parent must pick-up a child if no one is at home during regular drop-off times.

PERMIT
Roosevelt P.A.L.’s permit to operate a Day Camp is issued by Nassau County Department of Health, and is required to be inspected twice yearly. The inspection reports concerning the camp is filed at the below address:

Nassau County Department of Health
240 Old County Road
Mineola, NY 11501

Inquiries can be made Monday – Friday

9:00am – 4:45pm at 516-227-9717


	School Age Child Care Program COMMUNITY FAMILY AND FRIENDS Thank you for your interest in the Roosevelt P.A.L. Summer Programs. For many youth from Roosevelt and the surrounding communities, our Summer Program will be the home for fun-filled educational experiences, cultural activities and recreational exposure. The Roosevelt P.A.L. has served children for the past 20 years. Our experience and dedication has enabled us to be a leader in youth programs. We are delighted that so many continue to acknowledge our experience and participate in our programs. A variety of activities are outlined in the brochure. Please feel free to explore the key details of our program. Todd Parrish, Director, MS of Education OUR PROGRAM FITS YOUR NEEDS We offer you a choice of day, week and monthly program opportunities. Our camp is designed to meet the needs of almost everyone. We open at 7:00 am and can arrange for pick-up until 6 pm. Your child will be well supervised in a wide variety of programs made available this summer. STAFF We have an experienced staff of administrators, teachers, coaches and counselors. We are dedicated to serve all the needs of our participants. Our participant-to-counselor ratio is 10:1 for ages 8-14 and 8:1 for ages 5-7. PROGRAM INFORMATION We have limited space available. Registration are accepted on a first-come, first serve basis. Early reservations are strongly suggested. DAILY SCHEDULE Program start at 8:00 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Special arrangements for early morning drop off 7:00 am and late pickup available until 6:00 pm, for working parents. METHOD OF PAYMENT All fees must be paid by cash, debit/credit card, money order or certified check. All payments must be made in advance. First payment is due one week before first day of camp. TAX DEDUCTION Working parents who send their children under age 15 to the Summer Camp may be able to claim credit on their federal tax return for the expense. Please check with IRS or Tax consultant. HEALTH FORMS Each participant must have a physical within one year of the start of your first day in camp. An immunization record and health certificate must be completed by your own doctor and submitted prior to participation. INSURANCE The Nassau County P.A.L. is covered by a general liability policy. Medical insurance covers doctors and hospital costs incurred by accidents sustained by campers while at camp. TRIPS Fridays are trip days. Trips are extra. They average out to about $100 for the season. Some of the places we expect to visit are Adventureland, Bronx Zoo, U.S. Skates, Hall of Science, New York Aquarium, Liberty Science Center, Boomer’s Fun Center and the Statue of Liberty, etc. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Reading/Language Arts, Math Enrichment skills and educational computer programs are taught to keep our children interested in educational activities during the summer. FACILITIES “Julius Erving Activity Center” PAL Center Roosevelt Pool Roosevelt Park Coes Neck Park Indoor Gymnasium Tennis Courts Roosevelt H.S. Library Henry Street Park Large Athletic Fields Centennial Park Computer Lab TRANSPORTATION Bus service is provided for local areas. Pickup and drop-off service is available to your home. Adults must be available at drop-off. There are no return trips, parent must pick-up a child if no one is at home during regular drop-off times. PERMIT Roosevelt P.A.L.’s permit to operate a Day Camp is issued by Nassau County Department of Health, and is required to be inspected twice yearly. The inspection reports concerning the camp is filed at the below address: Nassau County Department of Health 240 Old County Road Mineola, NY 11501 Inquiries can be made Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:45pm at 516-227-9717