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[quote=Anonymous]Op here. He is already in cub scout and successfully did a regular sleep away camp for a week (they provide food, sleep in bunk bed, and led by counselors). I am planning to send him again to sleepaway camps (his request) and 1 overnight tent camping (not his request) coming summer. DH hated that I spend all these unnecessary money and time, but I really want to see if he can do it. He is on track academically to graduate high school on time, and he is expected to attend 4 year college. My biggest concern is personal self hygiene care, remember to eat/drink/sleep on time, and be able to attend classes & complete homework etc without my supervision/reminders. He never looks at clock to keep himself on schedule, and I don't want to see him dead one day in his dorm room or get kicked out from college because he forgets to attend classes. If there is an affordable summer residential campus weekly program (live on campus) at dmv college area, I would love to learn about it. I would love to sign him up when he is at middle school age. He is geeky, and he likes math, science, boardgames and outdoor sports (include all water activities). [/quote]
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