Why does DPR IT suck so bad? Can they at least get a new vendor? DPR just wastes money on fancy new buildings like Lubber Run and Long Bridge Aquatic center.

This is ridiculous. I've been trying for an hour and a half and now one of the camps for kids with disabilities is waitlisted.

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Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

Some of the specialty camps fill up right away too - nature camps, science camps, etc.

It isn't like these specialty camps are that amazing...they basically put some legos on a table or have your kid build random stuff. Not going to make a difference for HYPSM....

Some kids would rather play with legos or splash in the stream than go to soccer camp. It's about childcare your kid won't hate.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

DGAF sports. And you are wrong.

No I’m not. I have a 20 year old— I’ve been doing this since 2008. Only camp I’ve ever seen fill up the day of is the gymnastics.

Here to tell ya, that’s not accurate today. But do go on.

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Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

DGAF sports. And you are wrong.

No I’m not. I have a 20 year old— I’ve been doing this since 2008. Only camp I’ve ever seen fill up the day of is the gymnastics.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

Some of the specialty camps fill up right away too - nature camps, science camps, etc.

It isn't like these specialty camps are that amazing...they basically put some legos on a table or have your kid build random stuff. Not going to make a difference for HYPSM....

Thanks, Pal™

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Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

Some of the specialty camps fill up right away too - nature camps, science camps, etc.

It isn't like these specialty camps are that amazing...they basically put some legos on a table or have your kid build random stuff. Not going to make a difference for HYPSM....

Anonymous wrote:Please stop logging in from multiple devices.

Sorry bud, whole family helps with this. Not our fault you don't have the ability / devices to compete.

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

DGAF sports. And you are wrong.

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

Some of the specialty camps fill up right away too - nature camps, science camps, etc.

Unless you are trying to get into gymnastics there shouldn’t be an issue. Pre-covid most sports camps had slots until the week of the camp. The county classic camps fill up but not on the day of. Everyone can probably chill.

I guess this is what one does while waiting for waitlist # 😜🤪😭

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Anonymous wrote:Not equitable. Those that have the means to sit at computer get the classes. Arlington needs to fix this.

Let's be honest, none of us really care about equitable access to camp as long as our kids get in.

It’s still on my mind. We barely can afford the few camps we need to get through summer, aren’t taking a vacation, one parent has no leave, but we have WiFi and a functional laptop. It’s definitely helpful. But yeah. We need to get in.

Anonymous wrote:Not equitable. Those that have the means to sit at computer get the classes. Arlington needs to fix this.

Let's be honest, none of us really care about equitable access to camp as long as our kids get in.

Anonymous wrote:The real problem is that it's a zero sum game. We know there aren't enough slots in certain camps for everyone who wants them. We are all trying to get the lucky ticket.

That pretty much summarizes life in Arlington.