Returning September 14, 2020
For those families who wish to remain at home, ITC has you covered with ITC@Home Virtual Camp and our goal remains the same – to connect our community through Jewish values and choice-based activities, strengthening decision-making skills and building self-confidence!
ITC@Home meets each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3:00pm-4:30pm.
Starting September 15, 2020
ITC Clusters are small group in-person afternoon camps that we are bringing to you. Our ITC-trained counselors will create a pop-up camp for K-6th grade students to help them be active, interact with peers, and have fun after virtual school. It will also give you a much-needed break!
Clusters will meet on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 2:00pm-5:00pm with a ratio of 5 campers to 1 counselor.
There are several seasonal employment opportunities at In the City Camps, starting as a Counselor (rising 11th-12th grade/college) to Unit Head (college/post grad). We also look for Activity Specialists who want to share their passions with our Kid Campers (sports, arts & crafts, cooking, drama, dance, or virtually any other cool activity to teach!)
Our progressive Kid Camp program allows campers to choose their own activity – a method proven to strengthen decision-making skills and build self-confidence! Sports, water slides, arts & crafts, music, archery, dance, cooking – your child will do it all while making new friends and connecting with Jewish role-model counselors.
Camp Mogul is created to unlock the potential of Jewish tweens by sparking a passion for entrepreneurship. Campers experience the excitement and challenge of bringing a real, profitable business to fruition in just five days — building skill-sets to launch their venture, present an idea, and consider how business might play into their future — all under the overarching umbrella of Judaism.
There are many seasonal employment opportunities at In the City Camps, starting as a Junior Counselor (rising 10th grade) to Counselor (rising 11th-12th grade/college) to Unit Head (college/post grad). We also look for Activity Specialists who want to share their passions with our Kid Campers (sports, arts & crafts, cooking, drama, dance, or virtually any other cool activity to teach!)
Find out how In the City Camps is creating lifelong Jewish friendships, nurturing personal growth, and inspiring a meaningful connection to the Jewish community and Israel for hundreds of Atlanta’s Jewish families.
No matter where In the City Camps takes place, six elements come together to deliver a Jewish camp experience you won’t find anywhere else.
Find out what makes In the City Camps such a special place for hundreds of Atlanta families.
In the City Camps is not a licensed childcare facility and is not required to be licensed by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, as the program is exempt from state licensure requirements.
