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TUITION AND CAMP CALENDAR - Brown Ledge has
one all inclusive rate. With the exception of spending money at the camp
store, there are no extra charges. To be specific: there is no extra
charge for any phase of the riding program; no charge for any overnight
trips; no charge for waterskiing; all laundry is paid for by the camp;
and there is no fee for transportation to and from doctors' and
dentists' offices, as well as the bus station and Burlington Airport. We
venture to suggest sixty dollars per month
for spending money, but leave the matter to parents' discretion.
Tuition for 2008 is $6350 for the full 8 week season,
or $4450 for either of our two 4 week sessions. To enroll, we request a
$500 deposit which is subtracted from the tuition shown above.
Tuition Discounts - Should 2 or more
sisters enroll, 8 week sisters will receive a $300
discount, and 4 week sisters a $100
discount, regardless of time of enrollment.
The 2008 Camp Calendar is as follows:
Full Season (8
weeks): June 26th to August 20th
First Half Session (4 weeks): June
26th to
July 23rd
Second Half Session (4 weeks) : July 24th to August
20th
CLOTHING — Brown Ledge has no uniform. Campers generally wear typical summer clothing
of their choice. To help with packing, campers are sent a list of suggested items prior to
camp. For those who ride, appropriate riding pants, boots and a safety helmet are
required. Drill team members are loaned drill coats and stock ties for their performances.
  DUTIES - Campers make their own beds and keep their cabins clean. The
incentive for good work is the daily inspection. Ratings are kept, and awards given each
week for the neatest cabin. Campers take turns waiting on tables. All kitchen work is done
by our employed kitchen staff.
FOOD — Meals at Brown Ledge are served family style, in generous portions.
Experienced food service personnel plan all menus with an eye toward balanced meals and
appetizing fare, and the diverse dietary preferences of our campers and
staff.. Fresh fruits, vegetables and quality ingredients are utilized in meal
preparation.
 HEALTH CARE
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Our on staff nurses are in charge of the health center. They offer "office
hours" three times a day, but are available should they be needed
at any time. Our nurses are in frequent contact with physician. We are
fortunate to be only a fifteen minute drive from the University of
Vermont Medical School and its affiliated hospital which houses a Level
1 trauma center. Because of this, physicians of all specialties are
available.
PARENTS' VISITS - Brown Ledge has no specific parent visiting days.
Beginning with the tenth of camp, parents may visit when they wish. This
system allows parents to see camp on a "normal" day.
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