Dear Community,

We’re excited to share the news that we’re planning in-person and virtual camps for this summer!

Safety is our top priority as we navigate this new landscape of holding an in-person summer camp while children are not yet eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. We will be following L.A. County Public Health guidelines and safety protocols.

The in-person camp experience will be very different from previous years. We’re confident that the spirit of camp will come through strongly as we come together safely, both in-person and virtually.

Summer Camp 2021

Session 1: June 21 – 25
In-person
10am – 3pm
At Immaculate Conception School

Session 2: June 28 – July 2
In-person
10am – 3pm
At Immaculate Conception School

Session 3: July 12 – 16
Online
10am – 12pm

Important Dates & Deadlines:

May 7: Camp details and applications will be available at werock.la.
May 14: Last day to submit applications.
May 18: Camper enrollment notifications will be sent and volunteer positions will be confirmed.

Many more details will be shared next week, including extensive information on safety measures. In the meantime, here are some basics to know about in-person camp:

• Capacity will be limited for campers and volunteers.

• Campers will be in bands and have instrument instruction. 

• The […]
  

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