Summer camp
Israeli families could save hundreds on summer attractions, price check finds
With some 2.6 million students heading into summer break, consumer clubs say early planning and price comparisons can cut the cost of family outings.
How to find the perfect summer camp in Jerusalem for your kids and teens
American Jewish summer camps offer Israeli teens a break from pressures at home
Shi'ite org. axes UK children's summer camp following radicalization concerns, Iran ties
COGAT: Hamas summer camp trains kids to 'commit acts of terror'
"Imagine what they could be learning instead," read the COGAT tweet.
When you treat us like just a statistic, you fail Jews of color like me
The question “How many Jews of color are there?” is never a merely academic one.
How some Jewish summer camps are going virtual this year
“It’s not camp,” said Elyssa Gaffin, director of Young Judaea Sprout Brooklyn, a day camp that’s offering two different virtual “summer experiences” beginning next month.
Opening these Jewish camps in the summer is a bad idea – opinion
Reasoning that you can “create a bubble at camp” is at best a flawed idea.
Sweden’s only Jewish camp reverses decision to close this summer
For many children, especially those living outside Stockholm, it is the only time of the year that they are surrounded by other young Jews and learn about their heritage.
How summer camp has become an American Jewish institution
A 2013 study found that more than a third of American Jews have attended Jewish overnight camp. In many cases, children attend the same camps as their parents.
Jewish Millennial camp takes a different turn due to COVID-19
Few traditions are as universal to Jewish summer camp as color war, where the camps divide into teams by primary color for a day of athletic (and silly) competitions.
A Jewish camp in Maine is opening. How does it plan on keeping kids safe?
Modin is perhaps the first Jewish camp to tell parents definitively that it will open, and to specifically describe how it will keep campers and counselors safe.
Lawsuit: Maine police illegally gathered data about Seeds of Peace workers
A federal employment discrimination lawsuit charges that the Maine State Police illegally gathered and handled personal data about employees at an international camp for Israeli and Arab teens.
Ramah camps anticipate shortfall of $27 million, but don’t expect to fold
The network of 10 Conservative Jewish Ramah camps in North America will lose approximately half of their collective annual revenue if they all need to cancel camp and refund tuition.