Dates & Fees
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Summer 2018 Dates, Fees & Information
| PROGRAM | CAMPERS COMPLETING GRADE | BEGINNING DATE | ENDING DATE | TUITION |
| MATCHILIM | 3 | Mon-June 25 | Sun. – July 8 | $1,800 (Discounts not applicable) |
| 4-week option | 3-4 | Mon-June 25 | Mon – July 23 | $4,050 (Discounts not applicable |
| 6-week option | 3-8 | Mon-June 25 | Mon – August 6 | $4,750 |
| Machal | 9 | Mon-June 25 | Mon – August 6 | $4,950 |
| Sayeret Torah V’Avodah | 10 | Wed- June 20 | Mon – August 6 | $1,500 (Discounts not applicable) |
| Madrich-in-Training | 11 | Wed- June 20 | Mon – August 6 | $700 (plus $225 if Lifeguard course is taken Discounts not applicable) |
VISITOR’S DAY: SUNDAY, JULY 15TH, 12 NOON- 5:00 PM, CHICAGO TIME
DISCOUNTS & INCENTIVES
EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT: Tuition for the 6 week downstairs option will be discounted $400 if registered by November 15, 2017 and paid in full by March 1, 2018.
Tuition for the Machal program will be discounted $250 if registered by November 15, 2017 and paid in full by March 1, 2018.
SIBLING DISCOUNT: Families sending two or more children to camp for the 6 week downstairs option or the Machal program, will receive a 10% discount per child for each additional child after paying full tuition for the highest billed camper.
Incentives and discounts can be combined where applicable. Scholarship recipients are not eligible for discounts.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships are awarded based upon financial need. Applications must be received by January 7th, 2018 to ensure review for maximum scholarship opportunities. Scholarship dollars are limited and will be awarded on a first come, first served basis.
PAYMENTS & FEES
REGISTRATION FEES: There is a $400 registration fee per child for all programs, of which $100 is non-refundable. This fee must accompany registration/application.
CAMPING TUITION PAYMENT DEADLINE: All camping tuition and fees are due by May 16, 2018.Campers will not be permitted to attend until all camping tuition and fees have been paid and a completed medical form has been returned to the office
ADDITIONAL FEES: The camping tuition includes medical services provided in camp, as well as laundry, however, prescriptions, doctor visits outside camp, and canteen fees are not included. There is an additional $100 luggage/ transportation fee for all campers using the camp’s luggage truck and/or bus service. This fee is waived for all campers traveling from outside the Chicagoland area in an effort to offset additional travel costs.
ACCEPTANCE
NEW CAMPERS: First-time attendees of Camp Moshava of Wild Rose, WI, may be contacted by the camp for an interview to establish that the camp is suitable for the child, and the child for the camp.
HIGH SCHOOL CAMPERS: High school campers attending Camp Moshava of Wild Rose, WI, for the first time must submit a letter of recommendation from a teacher or principal, and may also be contacted for an interview.
CANCELLATIONS, CHANGES, & REFUNDS
PARTIAL ATTENDANCE: Camp Moshava cannot pro-rate camping fees for late arrivals or early departures.
CAMPER DISMISSAL: Campers sent home for disciplinary reasons will NOT receive a refund.
CANCELLATIONS: Refunds follow the schedule below.
| Cancellation Date | Refund for full cancellation |
| Before March 1 | 100% of tuition, minus non-refundable portion of registration fee |
| March 1 – March 31 | 100% of tuition, minus full registration fee |
| April 1 – April 30 | 50% of tuition, minus full registration fee |
| May 1 and after | No Refund |
Our Sessions:
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Matchilim
Matchilim, our two week program for new campers not yet ready to commit to four or six weeks of overnight camp, gives campers a taste of Moshava. They enjoy all the activities and programs enjoyed by full-session campers.
Start Date: 6/25/18
End Date: 7/8/18
Four or Six Week Option
These campers, known as “downstairs” campers in Moshava terminology, enjoy a full range of camp activities, including sports, swimming, arts & crafts, and more. Each day campers attend daily shiurim and sichot (study and discussion groups), along with hobby groups of their choice. Each evening features a unique program. Downstairs campers also leave camp for special day trips and a 2-day, 1-night camp-out. Camp Moshava, in partnership with Keshet, integrates children with special needs into our camping programs.
| 4 Week Option | 6 Week Option | |
| Start Date: 6/25/18 | Start Date: 6/25/18 | |
| End Date: 7/23/18 | End Date: 8/6/18 |
Machal
This program is tailored for the high school chanich completing 9th grade. These chanichim enjoy their own campsite, known as “The Hill”, separate from the rest of camp. Machal helps bring these campers closer together by challenging them to find that inner, pioneering spirit demonstrated by early Zionist settlers. The site includes its own chadar ochel (dining hall), beit knesset, and sports facilities, while at the same time being in close proximity to the main grounds of the camp, enabling chanichim of “The Hill” to take full advantage of all of our amenities. Adult staff members reside at this campsite to provide additional supervision and educational enrichment. Machal is designed to create a cohesive shevet (age group), through programs in camp and on trips out of camp. One of the special Machal trips that chanichim enjoy is a 3-day canoe/bike/horseback riding trip.
Start Date: 6/25/18
End Date: 8/6/18
Sayeret Torah V’Avodah
The Sayeret Torah V’Avodah program offers a limited number of elite chanichim completing 10th grade to live the ideals of Torah V’Avodah. Along with the traditional tafkidim (jobs) of the “Avodah ” program, such as working in the Chadar Ochel (dining hall) and general jobs around the Machaneh, Sayeret Torah V’Avodah is a 6 week program in which chanichim (campers) will participate in daily peulot (activities) such as sports, swimming and zipline, along with unique once in a lifetime tiyulim (trips). While in Machane, members of the program will participate in seminars and shiurim led by professional staff, teaching leadership skills and the values of Torah V’Avodah and how to practically apply these skills in their own communities. In addition, the chanichim will also be actively involved in Gimelut Chasadim (acts of kindness) through a building project in Machaneh and by giving back to local Wisconsin institutions. Sayeret Torah V’Avodah serves as a transition from chanich to tzevet (staff), with 6 final weeks of fun, learning, chesed, adventure and memories that will last a lifetime
Start Date: 6/20/18
End Date: 8/6/18
Madrich-In-Training (MIT)
Our madrich-in-training (MIT) program provides a challenging combination of hands-on training, seminars, and extracurricular activities to help prepare our future counselors. Each MIT is assigned to a bunk for the entire 6-week session, sleeping, eating, and spending time with that bunk. MITs enjoy many of the same privileges and activities available to full-fledged staff. In addition, there are trips and programs planned specifically for the MITs that provide a well-rounded, enjoyable, and rewarding experience. We are pleased to announce that a lifeguard training certification course will be included for all MITs.
Start Date: 6/20/18
End Date: 8/6/18
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