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CAMP
2015
June 1st - June 5th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
girls basketball
Ages 8-14
karen serra
The JPII Lady Knights basketball coaches and players will demonstrate and teach the campers
the basic fundamentals of passing, dribbling, shooting, and defense. Campers will see their skills
improve through small group instruction, drills, and game experience.
baseball
Ages 5-14
michael brown
Led by JPII Head Coach Michael Brown and assistant coaches Randy Darnell, Brian Winders,
John Van Benschoten, Kip Brown, and John Dempsey as well as current and former players and
guest instructors, the JPII Baseball Camp will provide an intense learning environment designed
to improve the fundamental skills necessary to become a better all-around player. Campers will be
divided by age group and ability level for appropriate instruction, which will include fundamental
drills, proper practice techniques, and mental approach to the game with specific instruction on
hitting, pitching, catching, position specific fundamentals, fielding, throwing, and base running.
Games are played each day and are a great opportunity for campers to incorporate the techniques
they have been taught to improve their confidence in their abilities on the beautiful turf at JPII.
golf
Ages 7-17
chris wantz
Golf camp will cover the basics of golf. The full-swing fundamentals will be covered, including
grip, posture, alignment, and ball position. The camp will also cover short game basics, including
pitching, chipping, putting, and bunker play. Each camper will be given one-on-one as well as group
instruction in each area of the game. Campers will also have the opportunity to put their skills to
the test through fun competitions and playing on a mini course. COST $150 (includes green fees).
beginning soccer
Ages 7-10
mark crowley
This camp is designed for younger boys and girls who have a basic familiarity with the game of soccer
and/or an interest in becoming a more skillful player. The camp focuses on building or developing the
four basic soccer skills: dribbling, passing, defending, & shooting. Each day focuses on one specific
skill, starting with basic movements and techniques and escalating into soccer-based games and
small-sided soccer games or scrimmages. The final day consists of a mini-tournament. Campers will
be assisted and guided by JPII varsity and JV soccer players as well as coaches for more individualized
attention and demonstration. Campers should bring sneakers every day. Cleats, shin guards, and a
size 4 soccer ball are recommended but not required.
dance camp
Ages 5-12
jamie jordan
Are you ready to dance at JPII’s Knights Dance Camp? Coach Jamie Jordan and the JPII’s dance
team, the JPII Knight Stars, will teach dancers jazz, pom, and hip hop routines along with dance
technique and fun dance games! The focus of this camp is to learn and perfect dance skills performed
on a dance team and to have fun! Jamie has coached many dance teams in Tennessee, winning
state and national championships. Jamie’s dancers have performed with Taylor Swift! She was voted
Sumner County’s best coach in the Tennessean.
intermediate creative writing
Ages 13-16
jennifer smith
Designed for students in eighth grade or in high school, the Intermediate Creative Writing Camp
allows creative writers insight to an author’s process. Campers will learn and practice the various
techniques that professional authors use to brainstorm, research, organize, and write. Campers
will explore free writing, plot planning and research, and character development, along with other
writing strategies. Campers will also learn about various aspects of the publishing industry.
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el espanol:
Ages 12-17
from introduction to immersion
simon pearson
In this camp, we will begin building the skills necessary to converse fluently in Spanish by focusing
on the building blocks of the language! All campers are welcome--we will make rapid improvements
over the course of the week. Even if your child has NO experience with the language, their progress
will astound you and they will walk away prepared to chat in Spanish at a basic level without
interruption. This camp will culminate in an immersion session in which all campers will speak
solely Spanish and will compete for prizes in doing so! By completing this camp, your child will hone
their existing skills or will unfurl new ones in a beautiful and pragmatic foreign tongue; please sign
up soon, as slots will fill quickly!
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June 1st - June 5th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
science sleuths in motion
Ages 7-12
jennifer dye
Many things in our world are not visible to us, yet they impact our lives. This year the JPII Science
Sleuths will learn to use other methods besides their vision to see the unseen. They will learn to use
scientific equipment to conducted experiments in order to observe the unseen marvels in the world.
Multiple experiments will be conduct across many topics in science including life, earth and physical
sciences. Each day will also include a challenge activity to get students involved in investigating
science and even a little engineering. Come “see” what Science Sleuths is all about! Jennifer Dye, the
teacher of Science Sleuths, was awarded the Tennessee Science Teacher Award, Outstanding Biology
Teacher Award, and the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching and is the Science
Department Chair at JPII.
cupcakes & cookies
Ages 7-10
sharon hager
This multi-year favorite is back again with some old time favorites and a few new items added to the
mix. Look forward to making mum bouquets, a mock TV Dinner, a koi pond, and a sweet plate of
nachos. This camp is not suited to people with food allergies. Bring an apron if you have one.
June 1st - June 5th 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
boys basketball
Ages 6-14
kip brown
JPII Boys Basketball Camp is a teaching camp dedicated to developing each player’s fundamental
skills and knowledge of the game. Each camper will receive instruction in all aspects of play,
including ball-handling, shooting, passing, catching, lay-ups, defense, and much more. Players will
improve through small group instruction, drills, and game experience.
intermediate soccer
Ages 10-14
sterling nabours
This camp is designed for boys and girls who have played competitive soccer before and want to
continue their development towards higher levels of competition. The camp focuses on further
development of the basic soccer skills (dribbling, passing, defending, & shooting) and refinement
of game-specific techniques and strategy. Each day focuses on one specific skill, starting with basic
movements and techniques and escalating into skill-based games and small-sided soccer games or
scrimmages. The final day consists of a mini-tournament. Campers will be assisted and guided by
JPII varsity soccer players as well as coaches for more individualized attention and demonstration.
Campers should bring sneakers every day. Cleats, shin guards, and a size 4 or 5 soccer ball (according
to players’ size and preference) are recommended but not required.
history of warfare
through star wars
Ages 8-13
paul saboe
Through a focus on “a galaxy far, far away”, campers will have the chance to become a Jedi Knight and
a historian by learning how democracies becoming dictatorships with an emphasis on “The Galactic
Republic” and Ancient Rome, examining the “Journey of the Hero” present in the Star Wars saga and
in Ancient Greek mythology, and studying the ways in which totalitarian regimes like “The Empire”,
Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy thrived and fell. Not only will campers spend time preparing for the
theatrical release of Episode VII: The Force Awakens, we will spend our last day of camp learning the
ways of the lightsaber with a special Jedi Dueling Workshop.
intro to creative writing
Ages 9-12
jennifer smith
The Intro to Creative Writing Camp introduces elementary and middle school campers to the fun of
language through word games, group stories, poetry, and short stories. Creative writers will learn the
tricks that great authors use to create curious characters, pleasing poetry, and silly stories. Campers
will be highly engaged and amused while learning valuable critical thinking, language, and literacy
skills. “If you are a dreamer, come in . . . for we have some flax-golden tales to spin. Come in!” – Shel
Silverstein.
dessert wars
Ages 11-14
sharon hager
Each day, we will create a different dessert, some to enjoy while in camp and others to take home.
The last day of camp, the campers will form teams and compete for the title of “Dessert Champion.”
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June 8th - June 12th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
junior cheerleading
Ages 5-11
jordan macconnell
The purpose of JPII Cheerleading Camp is to teach the fundamentals of the sport of cheerleading to
beginners. Campers will learn the proper technique for hitting motions and jumps, cheering, and a
competition dance by the JPII Cheerleaders! Campers will also be taught the correct way to stretch
to improve strength and flexibility.
boys lacrosse
Ages 7-14
bob page
JPII Boys Lacrosse Camp is designed to develop players’ fundamental skills and field sense. Campers
are organized by age and ability for position work and field competition. Activities include daily
scrimmages, intense position work, and detailed attention to the fundamentals of the game such as
passing, catching, cradling, shooting, dodging, defense, and scooping. The coaching staff will provide
each athlete with an evaluation designed to assist the athlete in his on-going effort to improve his
play.
softball
Ages 8-14
jody brothers
The Softball Camp will teach the fundamentals of all positions. Campers will be able to learn from
all different positions on the field. Girls from the Knights Softball Team will be present to provide
support as well as to model for the campers the techniques that they are taught.
intermediate soccer
Ages 10-14
mark crowley
This camp is designed for boys and girls who have played competitive soccer before and want to
continue their development towards higher levels of competition. The camp focuses on further
development of the basic soccer skills (dribbling, passing, defending, & shooting) and refinement
of game-specific techniques and strategy. Each day focuses on one specific skill, starting with basic
movements and techniques and escalating into skill-based games and small-sided soccer games or
scrimmages. The final day consists of a mini-tournament. Campers will be assisted and guided by
JPII varsity soccer players as well as coaches for more individualized attention and demonstration.
Campers should bring sneakers every day. Cleats, shin guards, and a size 4 or 5 soccer ball (according
to players’ size and preference) are recommended but not required.
ready, set,...improv
Ages 9-14
ellie walsh
Come have fun while learning performance skills that will develop confidence, communication and
creativity off-stage. Through theater games and team activities, performers of all levels will grow
in a supportive environment. Fostering imagination and risk-taking, this camp provides hilarious
moments daily and lasting lessons for campers to carry with them when the week is over.
history of warfare
through boardgames
Ages 8-13
paul saboe
This camp is for those who love reading about famous battles or watching documentaries on the
History Channel and who enjoy playing boardgames, especially those that require cunning and
strategy. This is an opportunity for campers to learn about the history of warfare by learning to play
a variety of boardgames, including Chess, Risk (including variations of Risk involving Insurgencies,
Zombies, and new this year, Drone Strikes), Axis and Allies, and others. Topics of warfare to be
examined include Greek phalanx and Roman legion tactics, Medieval warfare (yeah, Knights!),
Napoleonic methods and strategies, World War I and II and the role of alliances and coordinating
armed services, and the spread of ISIS in the Middle East.
act primer review
patrick connolly
Ages 14-19
amanda peper
Here’s a one-stop, concentrated prep class geared specifically to those taking the ACT exam on June
13th. The ACT Primer Review offers an overview of each of the four tests and the skills they assess,
plus types of questions to expect, strategies for answering questions, practice sessions, and resources
for further study and practice. Strategies for approaching the Writing Exam are also included.
Campers are required to independently purchase The Real ACT Prep Guide, third edition, available
at any bookstore or online before the start of camp, and bring a calculator and pencils.
dessert wars
Ages 11-14
sharon hager
Each day, we will create a different dessert, some to enjoy while in camp and others to take home.
The last day of camp, the campers will form teams and compete for the title of “Dessert Champion.”
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June 8th - June 12th 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
tennis beginners & intermediate Ages 7-12
danny castro
This camp is designed for children with little or no previous tennis experience. Emphasis will be on
fundamentals, basic principles of stroke production, as well as learning to hit the ball back and forth
through games. Low compression balls and smaller courts are used to ensure children have better
control and experience success from the very beginning.
beginning soccer
Ages 7-10
sterling nabours
This camp is designed for younger boys and girls who have a basic familiarity with the game of soccer
and/or an interest in becoming a more skillful player. The camp focuses on building or developing the
four basic soccer skills: dribbling, passing, defending, & shooting. Each day focuses on one specific
skill, starting with basic movements and techniques and escalating into soccer-based games and
small-sided soccer games or scrimmages. The final day consists of a mini-tournament. Campers will
be assisted and guided by JPII varsity and JV soccer players as well as coaches for more individualized
attention and demonstration. Campers should bring sneakers every day. Cleats, shin guards, and a
size 4 soccer ball are recommended but not required.
history of warfare
through dodgeball
Ages 8-13
around the world
in 80 5 days
Ages 7-12
paul saboe
Competitions and conflicts that involve dodging and launching projectiles have existed throughout
history and can be traced to the development of siege equipment and artillery. Leaving warfare aside,
camp participants will have the opportunity to engage in a number of fun, physical competitions
that promote physical well-being, strength and conditioning, tactics, leadership, and teamwork.
Specifically, students will engage in games of traditionally and modified dodgeball, the JPII favorite
“battleball”, traditional kickball, the JPII variation of “clump ball”, and “Bombard”. All the while,
students will enjoy mini-lectures on the uses, successes, and failures of artillery from ancient history
through current conflicts.
ellie walsh
Circle the globe in a week at this fun camp!! Campers will explore various cultures with friendly
competitions and new adventures every day. We will take virtual field trips to discover some of the
global wonders. Daily activities will include art, dance, and drama as well as internationally popular
sports and games. We will also enjoy a sampling of food from other cultures. This camp is perfect for
campers who like to learn about the world beyond their backyard.
cupcakes & cookies
Ages 7-10
sharon hager
This multi-year favorite is back again with some old time favorites and a few new items added to the
mix. Look forward to making mum bouquets, a mock TV Dinner, a koi pond, and a sweet plate of
nachos. This camp is not suited to people with food allergies. Bring an apron if you have one.
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June 15th - June 19th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
cheerleading
Ages 11-14
cyndi glenn
The purpose of JPII Cheerleading Camp is to teach the fundamentals of the sport of cheerleading.
This camp is open to both individuals and school squads. Campers will learn the proper technique
for hitting motions and jumps, building partner stunts, cheering, and a competition dance by the
JPII Cheerleaders! Campers will also be taught the correct way to condition and stretch to improve
strength and flexibility.
volleyball
Ages 8-13
kim shaver
Come join Lady Knights players and staff at JPII Girls Volleyball Camp! This camp will provide a
fundamental environment for beginning players to learn and improve court movement along with
the very basics of volleyball! Campers will use lighter balls and a modified court size to ensure success
for all beginners! This camp will also provide a more intense learning environment for intermediate/
advanced players to grow in expertise and hone all of their volleyball skills. Each camper will receive
instruction in ball control, passing, setting, hitting, serving, and defense. Individual drills, group
instruction, and game experience will meet the needs of all ages and ability levels.
the music experience
Ages 5-10
jordan tupper
The JPII Music Department is proud to present this hands-on experiential camp. Campers will have
the opportunity to see great performances, play a variety of musical instruments, and explore musical
concepts through voice and dance, and perform. No experience is needed, only a willingness to
explore the gift of music throughout the world. Campers who wish to pair this with the afternoon
music camp, JPII ROCK, are more than welcomed and encouraged to do so.
study skills for success
Ages 12-18
michael patton
This camp will help you soar into your new grade or new school with confidence. Learn organizational
skills, practice your reading comprehension, and grab some tips for succeeding on tests and exams
in this Study Skills camp.
cantate domino!
the riches of the catholic
chant tradition
Ages 13-18
fr. john hammond
fr. terry mcgowan
Fr. John Hammond, M.S.M. (Master of Sacred Music) and JPII's own Fr. McGowan present a week
of exploring the beautiful Gregorian Chant tradition through a combination of instruction, practice,
and most importantly, daily masses with a fully chanted experience. Participants will be exposed to
the basics of Latin pronunciation and Gregorian musical notation, starting with some of the simplest
Gregorian melodies and working toward a full, conscious, and active participation in the Church's
immense treasury of Sacred Music. While it is not required to be able to sing or read music, it is
certainly encouraged.
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June 15th - June 19th 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
girls lacrosse
Ages 7-14
megan clark
The Girls Lacrosse Camp led by Megan Clark, former US U19 Assistant Lacrosse Coach and JPII
Girls Lacrosse Coach, will focus on the fundamentals of the game. Players will work on catching,
throwing, and cradling along with some offense and defensive strategies. This camp will help players
to improve upon their stick skills, dodging, and defensive positions.
Ages 8-14
all sports camp
jody brothers
It's Back!!!! This is the camp where campers will have fun learning different sports and how to play
them. We will go bowling and putt-putt, so please know that we will ask you to sign a form to allow
us to take your child off campus. This camp is for boys and girls.
tennis
Ages 7-12
danny castro
This camp is designed for children with little or no previous tennis experience. Emphasis will be on
fundamentals, basic principles of stroke production, as well as learning to hit the ball back and forth
through games. Low compression balls and smaller courts are used to ensure children have better
control and experience success from the very beginning.
jpii rock
Ages 5-10
jordan tupper
This camp is for kids who want to rock out! We’ll be turning it to eleven and giving everyone the
chance to perform with a special concert for parents the last day of camp! Campers will gain an
appreciation for the greats of old and discover new rock heroes! Kids who love music and want
to show off their rockin’ chops, this camp is for you! No experience is necessary, but campers are
welcome to bring their own guitars, drums or other gear!
essay writing for high
school students
Ages 12-18
paul saboe
Through a variety of fun and entertaining exercises and drills, campers will be taught the basics of
identifying different types of essay questions, forming a thesis statement, crafting a topic sentence,
gathering facts and details, presenting careful analysis, and incorporating information from primary
source documents. This promises to be a great way to better master essay-writing in the Social
Sciences and to get a leg up for the upcoming academic year.
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June 22nd - June 26th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
middle school band camp
Ages 9-14
jordan tupper
During one amazing week, middle school students can experience what it is like to be part of a
high school music program, to make new friends, and to have new experiences all while developing
their skills as a musician. Whether they have just started learning an instrument or have been
taking lessons for years, the Middle School Band Camp provides a non-competitive but challenging
environment where campers of all ability levels can learn and perform. Campers will participate
in several ensembles and learn through band rehearsals, sectional and master classes, music theory
lessons, and more! This camp provides students an opportunity to receive exceptional instruction on
the instrument that they love, but it also enables them to try something new - like steel pan ensemble,
jazz improvisation, world music, or conducting. Performance is also an integral part of the camp
experience and all Middle School Band Camp students will perform in a public performance on the
last day of camp. 5th-8th grade students are welcome!
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history of warfare
through star wars
Ages 8-13
paul saboe
Through a focus on “a galaxy far, far away”, campers will have the chance to become a Jedi Knight and
a historian by learning how democracies becoming dictatorships with an emphasis on “The Galactic
Republic” and Ancient Rome, examining the “Journey of the Hero” present in the Star Wars saga and
in Ancient Greek mythology, and studying the ways in which totalitarian regimes like “The Empire”,
Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy thrived and fell. Not only will campers spend time preparing for the
theatrical release of Episode VII: The Force Awakens, we will spend our last day of camp learning the
ways of the lightsaber with a special Jedi Dueling Workshop.
ready, set,...improv
Ages 9-14
ellie walsh
Come have fun while learning performance skills that will develop confidence, communication and
creativity off-stage. Through theater games and team activities, performers of all levels will grow
in a supportive environment. Fostering imagination and risk-taking, this camp provides hilarious
moments daily and lasting lessons for campers to carry with them when the week is over.
study skills for success
Ages 12-18
michael patton
This camp will help you soar into your new grade or new school with confidence. Learn organizational
skills, practice your reading comprehension, and grab some tips for succeeding on tests and exams
in this Study Skills camp.
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June 22nd - June 26th 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
guitar
Ages 9-14
jordan tupper
The JPII Guitar Camp is a program designed for aspiring musicians of all ages to promote the growth
and development of musical knowledge. Our program is unique in that we cater our instruction
to the student’s personal style, level of experience, and musical goals. We create a healthy, noncompetitive, and supportive environment in which to learn. Each day involves a hands-on approach,
clinics, ensemble performances, and concerts. Students will also enjoy visits from world-class guest
artists and have many performance opportunities. The complete immersion in music allows students
to walk away with enough material and musical ideas to last until next year. Whether you just started
playing recently and want to get started in the right direction, or you’ve been playing for years and
want to further develop your craft, you will find what you’re looking for at JPII!
essay writing for high
school students
Ages 12-18
paul saboe
Through a variety of fun and entertaining exercises and drills, campers will be taught the basics of
identifying different types of essay questions, forming a thesis statement, crafting a topic sentence,
gathering facts and details, presenting careful analysis, and incorporating information from primary
source documents. This promises to be a great way to better master essay-writing in the Social
Sciences and to get a leg up for the upcoming academic year.
podcasting
Ages 10-15
michael patton
This camp will teach campers how to record, edit, and produce an audio podcast. During the
camp, students will work on choosing interesting topics, researching, outlining, creating intriguing
discussions, and mixing audio content. At the end of camp, each student will have a final podcast
episode posted online or saved on a flash drive.
ALL DAY CAMP June 22nd - June 26th 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
be a knight day camp
Ages 6-10
sharon hager
This camp is designed to engage and entertain children in a full week of fun and interesting activities,
while appreciating the importance of teamwork and cooperation. Sportsmanship and creativity will
be emphasized though activities, including kickball, as well as creative endeavors, including crafts
and scavenger hunts. The whole week, including creative and craft time is equally suited for boys and
girls. Campers are asked to bring their lunch, sneakers, sunscreen and a water bottle. COST is $210.
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Camp JPII Teachers
To learn more about a particular camp, feel free to email the teacher.
Mr. Jody Brothers / Head Softball Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Sterling Nabours / Head Girl's Soccer Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Kip Brown / Head Basketball Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Bob Page / Head Boy's Lacrosse Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Michael Brown / Head Baseball Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Michael Patton / English Teacher
[email protected]
Mr. Danny Castro / Head Tennis Coach
[email protected]
Mr. Simon Pearson / Spanish Teacher
[email protected]
Mrs. Megan Clark / Head Girl’s Lacrosse Coach
[email protected]
Mrs. Amanda Peper / Math Teacher
[email protected]
Mr. Mark Crowley / English Teacher
[email protected]
Mr. Paul Saboe / Social Studies Teacher
[email protected]
Mr. Patrick Connolly / English Teacher
[email protected]
Mrs. Karen Serra / Head Girl’s Basketball Coach
[email protected]
Mrs. Jennifer Dye / Science Dept. Chair
[email protected]
Mrs. Kim Shaver / Head Volleyball Coach
[email protected]
Mrs. Cyndi Glenn / Basketball Cheerleading Coach
[email protected]
Mrs. Jennifer Smith / English Dept. Chair
[email protected]
Mrs. Sharon Hager / Asst. to Dean of Students
[email protected]
Mr. Jordan Tupper / Band Director
[email protected]
Ms. Jamie Jordan / Dance Coach
[email protected]
Ms. Ellie Walsh / Forensics Coach
[email protected]
Ms. Jordan MacConnell
Football & Competition Cheerleading Coach
[email protected]
Mrs. Chris Wantz / Head Golf Coach
[email protected]
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CAMP FEES & IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Optional Fees:
Weekly lunch = $30
First Burst (before care/weekly) = $40
Last Blast (after care/weekly) = $50
First Burst and Last Blast (weekly) = $75
Camp Fees:
Half-day camp = $140
All-day camp = $210
Golf camp = $150 (includes green fees)
Pick-Four (half-day camps only) = $515
*PICK FOUR...
Campers in the same immediate family may select four
half-day camps for a discounted price of $515!!!
Extended Care
Parents have the option of dropping campers
off early or picking them up late. Campers
should bring something to do during this
time, as entertainment will not be provided.
FIRST BURST: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
LAST BLAST:
3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Meal Plans:
Campers have the option of bringing their
own lunch or purchasing a meal from the
dining hall each day. Weekly meal plans are
also available for $30/week and include an
entrée, side, and beverage (milk, juice, water).
Should your camper wish to purchase extra
items or snacks throughout the day, please
send cash. For more information about the
dining hall or meal plans, please contact
Jason Jones, Sodexo General Manager,
[email protected] or (615) 590-6033.
What to Bring?
Campers should bring a water bottle, snack,
change for the vending machines, and
sunscreen for outdoor camps. Campers
should also wear comfortable clothing and
appropriate shoes.
What NOT to Bring?
We recommend campers not bring valuables
to camp (iPods, large amounts of cash,
Gameboys, PSP’s, etc.) as his/her bags may
be unattended at times.
Important
▶ Full payment is due with registration.
▶ Registration will be closed once a camp is
at capacity.
▶ Camp fees are non-refundable after May 1, 2015.
▶ Refunds must be requested in writing prior to May
1, 2015. If a camper must withdraw, a processing fee
of $50 will be charged.
▶ JPII reserves the right to cancel a camp if it is not
filled to capacity or if unforeseen circumstances
arise.
▶ Fees can be paid online through PayPal or by
mailing a check to:
Attn: Camp JPII
Pope John Paul II High School
117 Caldwell Drive
Hendersonville, TN 37075
▶ Parents, please escort your camper to check-in on
the first day. After that, you are free to drop them off
if you choose.
▶ Parents, please let us know if there are any medical
conditions or custody considerations for your
camper that we should be aware of.
Questions? Contact us…
Summer Camp Director, Paul Saboe
[email protected] or (615) 822-2375 x4037
REGISTER ONLINE AT www.jp2hs.org/Camp
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CAMP
2015
Pope John Paul II High School
117 Caldwell Drive
Hendersonville, TN 37075
www.jp2hs.org/Camp