You can absolutely expect that even gifted, responsible teenagers will sneak off to spoon, canoodle, and more, given the opportunity.
Anonymous wrote:I was an overnight camp counselor for years and this strikes me as really inappropriate.
Anonymous wrote:Just a note that you shouldn’t expect that this kind of stuff won’t happen at a stem campz. I went to CTY growing up and I remember hearing that a few years after I graduated out that someone got pregnant. Could you imagine sending your kid to nerd camp and her returning pregnant?
Anonymous wrote:Just a note that you shouldn’t expect that this kind of stuff won’t happen at a stem campz. I went to CTY growing up and I remember hearing that a few years after I graduated out that someone got pregnant. Could you imagine sending your kid to nerd camp and her returning pregnant?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good question. I suppose I would like an apology, and I would like their awareness this occurred (I do not even know if the directors know?) so that I does not happen again.
Just send an email to the director. I'm sure they'll apologize.
I'm not sure this is as big a deal as you think it was. A bunch of kids outside a cabin in sleeping bags is maybe poor judgment but what are we upset about, some making out? I don't think there's ever been a camp with 14 year olds where they don't make out. Especially the "gifted" ones. But this is probably something they shouldn't have done and maybe they'll fire whoever approved it. As if that will make a difference.
You sound pretty wound up about it so I think you need to think that through as well. It sounds like your kid was fine and made good choices, which is the main point. If she's 14, there's no way to stop her from being around kids who "canoodle" and "spoon" and give each other hand jobs and everything else. I don't think it's healthy to be "emotionally spent" about it.
+10000
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you choose a camp with mixed bunking? That’s a recipe for trouble.
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Anonymous wrote:Why would you choose a camp with mixed bunking? That’s a recipe for trouble.