Fun, friendship and learning go hand-in-hand at JCC day camps. The JCC uses the Squirrel Hill and South Hills facilities as well as the 100-acre grounds at our Henry Kaufmann Family Recreation Park in Monroeville. Children enjoy new, creative and challenging experiences in supervised settings. Days are filled with arts & crafts, swimming, sports and games, special events, cookouts, Jewish discovery, and most importantly, lots of fun! There's even a special Performing Arts Camp that culminates in a musical theater production.

For information, call Liza Edelstone Baron, Director, James and Rachel Levinson Day Camp, (412) 521-8011, ext. 241, or email lbaron@jccpgh.org.

J&R sessions will be June 23 - August 15, 2008.
Early Bird Signup: December 1 - January 31, 2008.

Noar/Bogrim Travel Camps

JCC Performing Arts Camp:

Early Childhood Squirrel Hill

For information and registration, call Melanie Cohen, Noar/Bogrim Coordinator, (412) 521-8011, ext. 214, or email mcohen@jccpgh.org.

X-Camps

For information and registration, call Liza Baron, (412) 521-8011, ext. 214, or email lbaron@jccpgh.org.

South Hills Day Camps, Ages 2 to 13

Early Childhood (pdf)
For info, call Kelly Gable LaBelle, (412) 278-1975, ext. 211, or email klabelle@jccpgh.org.

JCC summer day camps are supported in part by: Aviraz-Rosenfeld Family Israel Teen Scholarship Fund, Stanford and Ada Davis Young People's Theater Fund, Jean, Lillian and Dr. Henry J. Goldstein Endowment Fund, Dora and Joseph Marcus Fund, Massey Charitable Trust, Sally and Fred Rock Family Fund, Gladys Shore Memorial Camp Fund for Children, Max and Gussie Shore Children's Scholarship Fund, Sandy and Edgar Snyder Israel Experience Fund, Rhoda Lee Tabachnik Children's Theater Fund, The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust, and the Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation.

OVERNIGHT CAMP

Emma Kaufmann Camp is nestled on 200 acres along Cheat Lake just outside Morgantown, West Virginia. Campers range in age from 8 to 16, and enjoy 7-, 4- or 3-week sessions in addition to a 1-week option for First Experience or Specialty Camps. With a varied and diverse program, challenge and excitement are always in great supply at EKC. Campers enjoy outdoor adventure at the ropes course and climbing tower; participate in a slew of sports activities including horseback riding, mountain and BMX biking and roller-blading; cool off by swimming, water skiing, canoeing, knee boarding, tubing, sailing and kayaking; and create works of art in the arts & crafts and drama workshops. Camp is where Jewish identities are built, with Shabbat celebrations and an emphasis on Jewish living. Most important are the lasting friendships and memories your child will make.

Regular sessions: Campers in grades 3-10 spend three, four or seven weeks enjoying EKC facilities and programs.

First Experience: First-time campers in grades 2-5 can sample overnight camp during a one-week session at the end of the summer. Specialty Camps: Geared to children who have previously attended camp, specialty camps provide a one-week in-depth experience in land sports, crafts, outdoor adventure, horseback riding and water skiing.

For information or to register for EKC, call (412) 521-8011, ext. 318.

EKC sessions will be June 22 - August 17, 2008.

Emma Kaufmann Camp is supported in part by the following funds: Ricky Lebovitz EKC Scholarship Fund, Kirshner/Paradise EKC Scholarship Fund, Harry Pearle Memorial Fund, Irving A. Jaffe & Judith Jaffe Pollock EKC Scholarship Fund, Claire and Vern Reingold EKC Scholarship Fund, Kenny Silverblatt Memorial Fund, B.C. Weiner and Marjorie Ash Weiner Memorial Fund and the Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust.

DAY CAMPS

James & Rachel Levinson Day Camp