Sandra and Leon Levine Jewish Community Center

Safety

LJCC emphasizes a supervised, secure environment for all campers. Staff are trained to provide careful oversight during both indoor and outdoor activities. The camp groups children by age for many activities, which helps ensure appropriate supervision and minimize risks. For specialty sports camps, experienced coaches run sessions to promote safe play and skill-appropriate guidance.

Furthermore, the community-center setting supports controlled access: all entries and exits are managed through the JCC campus. While there are no publicly detailed “safety manual” excerpts, the long-standing reputation of the community center and its organized approach to summer programming suggest that standard safety protocols are enforced.

The activities program at Levine JCC Summer Camps is designed to give children a summer full of variety, movement, creativity, skill-building, and fun. Each day includes a rotation of activities, ensuring that campers experience both structured learning and relaxed recreation time. Sports camps follow curriculum-based training led by experienced coaches, while arts camps provide hands-on creative sessions that allow children to express themselves through drama, visual arts, and music. General day-camp programs blend outdoor play, team games, crafts, and pool time for a classic camp experience.

This flexible approach allows families to choose the best fit for their child each week, with options to focus on sports, arts, or a broader mix of activities. The program structure encourages confidence, cooperation, and exploration as campers try new skills and build friendships.