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All campers must be completely potty trained. Campers should be able to use the restroom without assistance. Classrooms do not typically have attached single restrooms.  Our staff closely monitors campers’ restroom breaks to ensure hand-washing and appropriate behavior. Campers that are 4 – 5 years old should bring a change of clothes with them. If you have further questions, please contact us at houstonsupport@clubscikidz.com.

All of our registration is done online. Please click on one of the enroll buttons at the top of our webpage.

Our tax ID number is 47-4254466. This number is also on your email confirmation. Please keep this confirmation for your records. This can act as a receipt for your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or child care tax credit (if applicable). If you lose your receipt, please go to the Family Account link on our Home Page and login to retrieve a new one.

Each camper should bring a face mask (and one to spare), lunch, snacks, and drinks (or a fillable water bottle) each day. Since we have an outdoor component, a small water bottle is advisable. Campers that are 4 – 5 years old should bring a change of clothing with them. Sunscreen and a hat are recommended. Please see our policy and waiver concerning the application of sunscreen under our FAQ Risk Management category. Electronic devices are not permitted at camp (unless specifically required by the camp description) and will be confiscated until picked up by a parent. 

We have a “no-cell phone” policy at Club SciKidz Houston Summer Science Camps.

Please click here to read our Parent Letter and Camp Policy regarding cell phones, the Internet, and other technologies.

Please click here to see The Typical Daily Schedule for 4&5-year-olds and older children, ages 6-15.

If needed, select the half-day option which is available for 4&5-year-olds ONLY. The half-day camper’s schedule goes from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Be sure to pack a face mask (with spare), lunch, and snacks. Students in the half-day 4&5-year-old camps will have recess after lunch but will miss our outdoor component in the afternoon and some science activities. Please note, they will receive three full sessions of science in the morning. NOTE: If they are already going to school, we recommend the full-day camp.

Camp hours are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. You may drop off your child no earlier than 8:45 am unless you have paid for Pre-camp services.

Campers may be dropped off anytime between 8:45 am-9:00 am and must be picked up by 4:05 pm. The camp runs between 9:00 am-4:05 pm.

We have extended day services at all of our locations. The cost is $30.00 per week for Pre Camp, which starts at 8:00 am Post Camp services are from 3:30 – 5:30 pm and cost $40.00 dollars per week. Campers that are picked up later than 5:30 pm will incur additional charges at the rate of $1.00 per minute. Please do not try to drop your child off before 8:00 am. In a pinch, you can pay the daily rate (divide by 5) that morning if you just need services for that day. All parents should make sure they record the Director’s cell phone # in case they need to communicate with the camp site.

Each camper will receive one T-shirt with each week they register for camp. T-shirts ARE required to be worn each day of camp. Additional shirts can be ordered at the time of registration. They are currently $12.

Club SciKidz Houston has an optional outdoor component in the afternoons each day. Campers are involved in team and skill-building activities within their age group. Activities include: kick ball, soccer, basketball, tug-of-war, water games (Thursdays), team challenges etc.

Also, campers are on the playgrounds of our camps for 30 minutes after lunch.

No. In order to gain the most from their camp experience and not to disrupt the structure of the camp, we do not allow partial weeks. We suggest planning early to attend a full week of camp. Please refer to our refund and cancellation policy here: https://houston.clubscikidz.com/programs/faqs/what-is-your-refund-policy/

If your child is only 3 years old at this time and will not be four until this summer, we will accept their registration as long as they will be four years old by the first day their camp begins. If enrolling for multiple weeks, your child should be four years old for their FIRST camp week.

We accept all credit and debit cards using our online registration service. To register, go to our registration page by clicking on “Enroll Now”. Our registration service also accepts checks.

If the camp is full, it will be marked as “full” when you try to register. You will have the option of being placed on a waiting list. At this point you do have the capability of choosing another camp that has space. Look on the Camp locations page to see if the camp is full before you go to the online registration service.

If you wish your child to be placed with friends or siblings, please let us know in advance on the registration form. We can accommodate this request as long as they are in the same age group. Our age groups are 4-5 year olds – 6-10 year olds – 10-12 year olds and 12-15 year olds.

Club SciKidz Houston does not permit non-campers (parents or unregistered students) to sit in on courses. We require all of our employees to undergo thorough background and reference checks. We understand that parents are very interested in what their children are doing at camp and have therefore created our Family Day event. Family Day takes place on Friday afternoon to provide parents with an opportunity to view their camper’s projects and get a better understanding of their child’s camp experience.

Safety measures include:

• Club SciKidz Houston counselors will ensure that hats are being worn and sunscreen is reapplied during the day if necessary.
• Children at all campsites will have regular access to water fountains or drinking water. Campers should remember to bring their own water bottles and to fill up throughout the day.
• Club SciKidz Houston counselors will plan indoor activity games/activities when the Sun is the strongest and will take advantage of shaded areas throughout the day.
• ALL CAMPERS are to arrive at camp with sunscreen applied.  If you feel that your child needs an EXTRA application during the camp day,  please pack sunscreen stick or spray in your camper’s backpack, and they are welcome to reapply it themselves.

Sole responsibility for the decision to close and open camps in the case of any threatened or actual emergency rests with Club SciKidz Houston Owners. Club SciKidz Houston Owners will monitor the weather and closure of school districts (e.g. Fort Bend ISD and Katy ISD) and institutions of higher education (e.g. University of Houston – Sugar Land Campus and University of Houston – Katy) near its campsites. The decision to close will be conveyed to camp directors, counselors, and parents of students by email and/or text messages. Updates and other relevant information will be posted on the Club SciKidz Houston Main Business Line (346-667-6564) and website (barring any power outages).

During inclement weather, it is vital for everyone to stay abreast of news coverage about weather or road conditions and emergency information regarding personal safety and evacuation instructions. Recognizing the diverse range of personal circumstances faced by individuals, Club SciKidz Houston urges camp directors, counselors and parents of campers to make decisions in the best interest for themselves and their families. Employees who are unable to report for regularly scheduled work hours should coordinate with Club SciKidz Houston site directors and owners before taking time off while campsites are open and operating under normal conditions – this may done via the employee scheduling app. 

While makeup days would normally occur in a school setting, Club SciKidz Houston does not have the ability to offer such make-up time. In the event that Club SciKidz Houston owners close camp because of inclement weather, affected campers will receive credit on their account for the missed day(s) of camp. Absolutely no refunds will be given. Account credits may be applied to future camp weeks in the same summer season or a Summer season thereafter. 

Again, the best sources of information as to whether Club SciKidz Houston is open or closed is the Club SciKidz Houston Main Business Line (346-667-6564).

All campers must be completely potty trained. Campers should be able to use the restroom without assistance. Classrooms do not typically have attached single restrooms.  Our staff closely monitors campers’ restroom breaks to ensure hand-washing and appropriate behavior. Campers that are 4 – 5 years old should bring a change of clothes with them. If you have further questions, please contact us at houstonsupport@clubscikidz.com.

Club SciKidz Houston does not permit non-campers (parents or unregistered students) to sit in on courses. We require all of our employees to undergo thorough background and reference checks. We understand that parents are very interested in what their children are doing at camp and have therefore created our Family Day event. Family Day takes place on Friday afternoon to provide parents with an opportunity to view their camper’s projects and get a better understanding of their child’s camp experience.

Safety measures include:

• Club SciKidz Houston counselors will ensure that hats are being worn and sunscreen is reapplied during the day if necessary.
• Children at all campsites will have regular access to water fountains or drinking water. Campers should remember to bring their own water bottles and to fill up throughout the day.
• Club SciKidz Houston counselors will plan indoor activity games/activities when the Sun is the strongest and will take advantage of shaded areas throughout the day.
• ALL CAMPERS are to arrive at camp with sunscreen applied.  If you feel that your child needs an EXTRA application during the camp day,  please pack sunscreen stick or spray in your camper’s backpack, and they are welcome to reapply it themselves.

Safety is our number one goal at Club SciKidz. All of our campers are supervised 100% of the time. We do not allow cell phones and other electronic devices at camp because most of them have built-in cameras and we do not have the ability to monitor internet use. Each camp location has a number of staff that are trained in CPR and First Aid. There is also a first aid kit available.

All staff go through emergency and crisis management training. Staff are never allowed to be alone with children. All of our staff must pass state and national background checks.

If your child has to be given medications at camp, you must fill out our medical form and take that form to camp on the first day. All medications must be given to our Camp Director at check-in. The medication must be in original containers that identify, the prescribing physician (if a prescription drug), the name of the medication, the dosage and the frequency of administration. The medication will be dispensed as instructed by you. This policy also includes Epi-Pens. Campers are not allowed to hold onto their Epi-Pens.

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Club SciKidz Houston camps are blanketed with a variety of insurance policies.

Employees receive a combination of online and in-person training before the camp season begins. The training includes Club SciKidz Houston Camp Staff Training Package, where we provide frontline staff with foundational knowledge in the areas of camp-centered leadership, creating community, reducing injuries and illness, bullying prevention, risk management, and recognizing and reporting child abuse.

Counselors also go through core competency training in their particular subject areas with a combination of online and hands-on courses.

On the online registration form, please list all allergies and medications that need to be administered. You may bring any medications the first day of camp with written instructions describing frequency and dosage. The medical authorization form must be brought on the first day of camp. Medications must be provided in their original containers.

Epi-Pens must be given to the Camp Director on Monday mornings. Epi-Pens are not allowed to be kept in the camper’s classroom or on the person of the camper. In extreme allergy situations, the camp counselor will have access to the Pen in their classroom.

Please keep in mind that we are a nut-free zone.