This page is for families who are enrolled in TNCS camps. Below you’ll find information about attending camp, including camp hours, drop-off and pick-up procedures, what to bring to camp, and more.
Register for additional camps, add Extended Care, or update your registration.
Summer Camp Hours
| Before Care | Preprimary Camp | Primary Fun Camp | K8 Camps | After Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
All Ages/Grades 7:30 am until the start of camp |
Ages 2 – 3 8:45 am–3:30 pm |
Ages 3 – 5 8:45 am–3:30 pm |
Grades K–8 8:30 am–3:30 pm |
All Ages/Grades 3:30 pm–6:00 pm |
Drop-off Procedures
Please remember to drive slowly.
7:30 am–8:15 am
Park on the street and drop off at the door with the green awning.
8:15 am–8:40 am
Use the car line (Tuesday–Friday) or walk to the door with the green awning.
Vehicles are not permitted—for any period of time—alongside the north building in the fire zone, in front of the rowhome garages, or in Sanctuary Body Works parking spots.
NO CAR LINE ON MONDAYS
8:40 am–until the end of camp
Park on the street and drop-off at the door with the green awning.
Pick-up Procedures
Please remember to drive slowly.
Anytime before camp ends
Park on the street and pick-up at the door with the green awning.
3:30–3:45 pm
Use the car line or walk to the door with the green awning.
3:45 pm–6:00 pm
Park on the street or in the school’s parking lot, and pick-up at the door with the green awning.
IMPORTANT NOTE: There is no parking at any time of the day or evening in the Union Box and Sanctuary Body Works designated spaces, parking along the side of the north building in the fire zone, or blocking of the Merchant’s Point rowhomes garage doors at any time, for any reason, even for a short moment of time. Parking includes occupying the space for any length of time whether someone is in the car or not.
What to Bring
- Sunscreen
- Hat or visor to wear outdoors
- Water bottle
- Lunch with cold pack (if not registered for lunch program)
- Snacks (elementary campers)
- Change of clothes
- Preschool only: Fitted crib sheet and small blanket
LABEL ALL PERSONAL BELONGINGS.
Lunch and Snacks
If you are not signed up for TNCS’s lunch program, please pack a lunch that does not require refrigeration or heating. Children enrolled in preschool camps receive two snacks per day. Children in elementary programs should pack snacks from home.
NO NUTS!
Absolutely no peanuts, tree nuts, or shellfish are allowed in TNCS due to severe student allergies.
Additional Authorized Pick-up
Authorize friends or family members to pick up your child in CampDoc >Trusted Contacts.
Absences, Late Arrivals, and Early Pick-ups
To report absences, late drop-offs, or early pick-ups, please fill out the online reporting form.
Clothing and Footwear
Your child should dress in comfortable seasonally appropriate clothing for camp. Note that shorts are required under dresses.
NO OPEN-TOED FOOTWEAR!
For safety reasons, open-toed shoes, flip-flops, and sandals are NOT permitted.
Cell Phone Policy
Children are not permitted to use cell phones or electronic devices while at camp.
Adding Extended Care
If you have not registered for weekly Extended Care and would like to add it for any particular week, please sign in to your CampDoc account.
Preschool Water Play Fridays
Preschool campers have the opportunity to enjoy water play most Fridays in summer. Campers should arrive in swimsuits or clothes that can get wet and bring a towel and complete change of clothes in a zip-top bag. Please remember to label all items with first and last name.
Water Play may not happen because of inclement weather or special events. Notifications are sent to families on on Thursdays when we know that Water Play will not take place the following day.
Wellness at TNCS
The health and safety of our students and staff is our top priority. TNCS has a multi-prong approach to support wellness and prevent COVID-19 transmission including optional mask wearing for students and staff, routine hand washing, continuous air exchange, and self-reporting. TNCS stays up to date on guidelines and recommendations from the CDC, Maryland Department of Health, MSDE, and the Maryland Office of Child Care (OCC).