Camp that is good for a 6 year old that needs calm and structure?

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[Post New]01/30/2013 10:13
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Anonymous
Anyone been to McLean School camps?
[Post New]01/30/2013 19:19
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Anonymous
Great experience last summer at Auburn/ Camp Aristotle.
[Post New]02/06/2013 13:51
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Anonymous
what kinds of kids attend Camp Aristotle at Auburn? Is it primarily for kids with discipline problems or more for kids needing some extra coaching on social skills?
Thx
[Post New]02/06/2013 18:30
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:what kinds of kids attend Camp Aristotle at Auburn? Is it primarily for kids with discipline problems or more for kids needing some extra coaching on social skills?
Thx


Here's the description of who the camp serves:
http://www.theauburnschool.org/camp.cfm
[Post New]02/07/2013 21:37
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Anonymous
Ivymount has a camp too. I think it's called Take2 or something. Sounds very professional and I know someone who was very happy with it, and their was the quiet type.
[Post New]02/07/2013 22:46
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Anonymous
Also interested in a calmer summer camp that is well structured. Any recommendations for camps that are not therapeutic or specialized
[Post New]02/07/2013 22:51
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Anonymous
Will the size of Cleveland Park Club work for you? It is really small and the session lengths vary. The issue is that it is only a 1/2 day camp.
[Post New]02/08/2013 17:07
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Anonymous
Really bad experience with Camp Aristotle. It was 2 summers ago and my child just referenced it again recently. We didn't last more than a week and a half... not a good match for us.
[Post New]02/08/2013 17:29
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Anonymous
PP -- why?
[Post New]02/08/2013 20:09
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Anonymous
My son also loves Camp Aristotle. He went 3 weeks last summer and 2 weeks the summer before (in Herndon).
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