WAIVERS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please scroll down to the program/camp that your child is enrolled in, read what to bring & fill out all required waivers for that program.
Once you have filled out your child's waiver/s you can upload them HERE
*Your child will need these completed and submitted prior to their registered camp in order to participate.
Week 4: June 27 - July 1
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (Tuesday-Friday)
Itinerary & Waivers:
Monday: Hiking: Three Sisters Trail
Tuesday: Georgetown Loop Railroad
Wednesday: SUP/Kayaking
*Waiver (Hard copy)
Thursday: Ziplining with Denver Adventures - ZipLine Tours
*Waiver (On-line)
Friday: White Water Rafting with Clear Creek Rafting Company
*Waiver (Hard copy)
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Closed toe and closed heel athletic shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Layers of clothing for various weather changes of Colorado
- Swimsuit/Towel for Friday
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (Tuesday-Friday) 12:30-3:30
Week 1: June 6 - June 10
Itinerary:
Monday June 6 – Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park, Introduction Day/Nature Journaling
Tuesday June 7 – Chatfield Botanic Gardens Field Trip, Watercolor art
Wednesday June 8 – Audubon Nature Center, Poetry in Nature
Thursday June 9 – Audubon Nature Center, Natural tie-dye day
Friday June 10 – Audubon Nature Center, Canvas Art
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 1: June 6 - June 10
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Big snack (Peanut-free)
- Wear comfortable athletic clothes
- Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
- Pants
No Required Waivers
Itinerary Coming Soon
Week 4: June 27-July 1
1. Agreement for Driver's Education Program
2. Student Information Form
3. PR Steps - After Parent/Student completes this process, they will receive a DMV confirmation # that we will need to receive in order to enter the classroom completion and written permit test results into the State of CO system.
Week 8: July 25-July 29
No Waivers Required
Itinerary:
Monday July 18, 25th
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: Zoo Explorers Program
Tuesday July 19, 26th
Butterfly Pavilion
Watch Orientation Video for the next day when we return
Wednesday July 20, 27th
Wild Animal Sanctuary
Thursday July 21, 28th
Denver Zoo
Watch movie 1:30-3:30 on Campus
Friday July 22, 29th
Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 2: June 13-June 17 (AM)
Week 7: July 18-July 22 (AM)
Week 8: July 25-July 29 (AM)
Waiver 1: Personal Training Session Waiver (Golden Gymnastics)
Waiver 2: registration-form (Golden Gymnastics)
What to send with your child:
- Water Bottle
- Peanut Free Snack
- Comfortable Clothes
Week 2: June 13 - June 17 (PM)
Week 3: June 20 - June 24 (PM)
Week 7: July 18 - July 22 (PM)
Week 8: July 25 - July 29 (PM)
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Own Helmet
- Big snack (Peanut-free)
- Wear comfortable athletic clothes
- Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
- Pants
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Required Waiver: Participant-Agreement-Medical-Information-Form-Domestic - Service Inbox (CMS)
What to send with your child:
- Lots of warm layers, including non-cotton base layers, insulating layers with synthetic or down materials and a waterproof outer layer.
- Water Bottle
- Snack (Peanut Free)
Week 6: July 11 - July 15
Required Waiver: Denver Audubon _ Release of Liability and Use of Image
Itinerary:
Monday July 11 – Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park, Introduction Day
Tuesday July 12 – The Peoples Bees Bee Farm Field Trip
Wednesday July 13 – Butterfly Pavillion Field Trip
Thursday July 14 – Audubon Nature Center/ Visit from Entomologist Lisa Mason
Friday July 15 – Audubon Nature Center, Insect Art with Sye Young from the Curious Hound
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Required Waiver: Denver Audubon _ Release of Liability and Use of Image
Itinerary:
Monday July 11 – Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park, Introduction Day
Tuesday July 12 – The Peoples Bees Bee Farm Field Trip
Wednesday July 13 – Butterfly Pavilion Field Trip
Thursday July 14 – Audubon Nature Center/ Visit from Entomologist Lisa Mason
Friday July 15 – Audubon Nature Center, Insect Art with Sye Young from the Curious Hound
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 3: June 20 - June 25 (AM)
Week 4: June 27 - July 1 (AM)
Week 8: July 25 - 29 (AM)
Required Waiver: Waiver
- *All participants must be fully vaccinated to participate in this program.
- Please attach your child's vaccination card HERE
What to send with your Child:
It is recommended that students learn on their own bikes; they can use them after our instructors assess them for safety and appropriateness. Students bikes will be stored in a locked room campus during the week. A drop off location will be announced prior to camp.
- Water bottle
- Closed Toed Shoes
- Cycling Helmet
- Personal Bike (Recently tuned and appropriate for class (with spare tubes)
- Sunscreen
- Weather Appropriate Clothing
- Peanut-free snacks
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (Tuesday-Friday)
Week 6: July 11 - July 15
Required Waiver: Participant-Agreement-Medical-Information-Form-Domestic - Service Inbox (CMS)
What to send with your child:
- Lots of warm layers, including non-cotton base layers, insulating layers with synthetic or down materials and a waterproof outer layer.
- Water Bottle
- Snack (Peanut Free)
- No Required Waivers
- *All participants must be fully vaccinated to participate in this program.
- Please attach your child's vaccination card HERE
Itinerary for both weeks below:
Week 2 (June 13-17)
Monday- Zuma Rescue Ranch
An equestrian center providing equine education programs. All of our herd members have been rescued from homelessness, neglect and/or abusive situations. Once recovered, we give the horses roles as educators in our riding programs and therapy partners in our mental health programs.
Tuesday- Casa de Paz
Welcomes immigrants and reunites families recently released from ICE. They provide a variety of support services including lodging, food, clothing, internet, rides to the airport/bus terminal.
Wednesday- Yard Angels
Through Volunteers of America, yard angels help seniors with limited income maintain healthy living and avoid costly citations and fines by assisting with yard cleanup including raking, weeding, mowing, cleaning gutters, trimming, and picking up trash or debris.
Thursday- Gardens at St Elizabeth’s Senior Living
The Gardens at St. Elizabeth is a senior living facility in Denver. We will be playing games, making crafts and spending time with the residents.
Friday- Elitch Gardens
Week 3 (June 20-24)
Monday - Denver Dumb Friends League
Dumb Friends League is an animal shelter in Colorado that rescues animals & offers pet adoption, veterinary services & more.
Tuesday - Casa de Paz
Welcomes immigrants and reunites families recently released from ICE. They provide a variety of support services including lodging, food, clothing, internet, rides to the airport/bus terminal.
Wednesday - Yard Angels
Through Volunteers of America, yard angels help seniors with limited income maintain healthy living and avoid costly citations and fines by assisting with yard cleanup including raking, weeding, mowing, cleaning gutters, trimming, and picking up trash or debris.
Thursday - Gardens at St Elizabeth’s Senior Living
The Gardens at St. Elizabeth is a senior living facility in Denver. We will be playing games, making crafts and spending time with the residents.
Friday- Elitch Gardens
Week 6: July 11-15 (AM)
Required Waiver: NEW Full Waiver With MAAP Fencing
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Big snack (Peanut-free)
- Wear comfortable athletic clothes
- Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
- Pants
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Required Waiver: NEW Full Waiver With MAAP Fencing
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Big snack (Peanut-free)
- Wear comfortable athletic clothes
- Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
- Pants
Week 6 : July 11 - July 15
Required Waiver: LTR WAIVER ENGLISH with COVID Language(2-23-21)
What to send with your child:
Students bikes will be stored in a locked room campus during the week. A drop off location will be announced prior to camp.
- Water bottle
- Closed Toed Shoes
- Cycling Helmet
- Personal Bike: (Recently tuned and appropriate for class with spare tubes)
- Sunscreen/Hat
- Backpack
- Sunglasses
- Weather Appropriate Clothing
- Peanut-free snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (Tuesday-Friday)
Week 6: July 11 - July 15
Required Waiver 1: Climbing Wall Release (CMC)
Required Waiver 2: Minor Outdoor Liability & Photo Release (CMC)
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Closed toe and closed heel athletic shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Layers of clothing for various weather changes of Colorado
- Swimsuit/Towel for Friday
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 7: July 18 - July 22
Itinerary:
Day 1: Zip lining
Day 2: White Water Rafting
Liquid Descent
-
Waiver needed: http://www.coloradorafting.
com/LDwaiver.pdf
Day 3: Mountain Biking
Lucky to Ride
- Waiver needed: LTR WAIVER
Day 4: Rock Climbing
Denver Mountain Guiding
- Waiver needed: DMG Waiver 20212
Day 5: SurfsUp Paddleboarding
Chatfield Resevoir
- Waiver needed: Surf'SUP Paddleboarding
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Closed toe and closed heel athletic shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Layers of clothing for various weather changes of Colorado
- Swimsuit/Towel for Friday
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
No Required Waivers
Itinerary:
Monday, June 6 Council Tree near Dinosaur Ridge with Jennee Hancock, Hiwan Museum Education Specialist
- Jennee will present on Indigenous history with ethnobotany and will also discuss ranch and homesteading. This site has Ute and Arapaho history as well as being near the historic Rooney Ranch. This is a private area set aside for staff programming so it is a unique opportunity for the girls to see an area that is closed to the public. We will meet with Jennee, have lunch and she will also lead us on a hike through this area.
Tuesday, June 7 (TBD)
Wednesday, June 8th - Staunton State Park with Colorado Women’s Fly Fishing
- Students will have the opportunity to hear from the volunteers in this organization about their love of the outdoors and their commitment to helping women find safe, comfortable spaces outdoors through fly fishing. Students will have the opportunity to learn how to fish with the guidance of volunteers and will eat lunch and play at the park before heading back to campus.
Thursday, June 9 Bear Creek Park with Lindsay Gillis, Park Ranger Naturalist
- Lindsay will talk to the girls about her journey in becoming a park ranger and will also guide them through archery practice! We will have lunch and hike by the creek before heading back to campus
Friday, June 10 (TBD)
Week 6: July 11 - July 15 (AM/PM)
Required Waiver: Parkour Waiver
What to send with your child:
- Closed toe and closed heel athletic shoes
- Comfortable clothing
- Water bottle
- Peanut free snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (Tuesday - Friday)
Required Waiver: Denver Audubon _ Release of Liability and Use of Image
Itinerary:
Tuesday July 5 – Carson Nature Center & South Platte Park (Littleton) – Crazy ‘Bout Crawdads! Strap on your water shoes as we go exploring in secluded ponds for local crayfish species. We will check out the Nature Center exhibits and live animals, and learn how the water cycle impacts flood zones in the interactive river table.
Wednesday July 6 – Evergreen Audubon Nature Center (Evergreen) – Up to the Montane forest we go! Our partners at Evergreen Audubon specialize in wildlife at higher elevations outside of Denver. We will go on a scavenger hunt in the Nature Center exhibits and then head outside to check out the wildlife living around Evergreen Lake along their beautiful boardwalk.
Thursday July 7 – Majestic View Nature Center (Arvada) – Who lives on the prairie and who polluted the water? This small urban refuge features a freshwater lake, beautiful pollinator gardens, and a fun Kids’ Nook play area in their Nature Center. We will play like prairie animals, learn about what can pollute our water, and check out the local pond wildlife.
Friday July 8 – Audubon Nature Center (Littleton) – Lets end the week with becoming beaver believers! We will finish our passport to nature at the Denver Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park. Strap on your water shoes as we go looking for beaver dams along the South Platte River or maybe even catch a glimpse of the State threatened Northern Leopard Frog.
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 2: June 13 - June 17
Required Waiver: NEW Full Waiver With MAAP Fencing
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Big snack (Peanut-free)
- Wear comfortable athletic clothes
- Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
- Pants
Week 1: June 6 - June 10
Week 3: June 20 - June 24
Week 7: July 18 - July 22
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Required Waiver: Colorado Academy and Squarestateskate
Itinerary: TBD
What to send with your child:
- Closed Toe Shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 4: June 27 - July 1
Week 6: July 11 - July 15
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Required Waiver: Surf'SUP Waiver
MANDATORY EQUIPMENT:
- Swimsuit
- Hat
- Sunglasses with something (Croakie or similar) to hold them on if you fall in the water…and you will probably fall in at some point. 🙂
- Sunscreen
- Flip Flops and/or water shoes
- Towel
- Bug repellant (we will probably have some extra, but it’s best to be prepared)
- Water Bottle
- Backpack…you’re going to have some stuff to put in it!
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:
- Dry clothes in case it rains and we have to do an indoor activity
- Tennis shoes / Keens / something you can play in indoors if necessary
- Sweatshirt, in case it’s cold
- Rain Jacket…in case it’s wet 🙂
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:
- Camp / Lawn / Beach chair
- Beach / Water toys…keep in mind it is QUITE POSSIBLE these items might get broken or lost…it’s a big lake and there are lots of people who may want to share your stuff. Don’t bring anything you are worried about losing or getting broken!
THINGS WE WOULD LIKE YOU NOT TO BRING
- Electronics – We are going to a LAKE and cannot guarantee your stuff will stay dry! Also, the buses lock but there is no guarantee your stuff will be safe in the bus or at our campsite
- Phones – I know some of you will have to have these, so please make sure to take all precautions to not lose them. Also, make sure to have a Ziploc bag or something similar to keep them dry around the water
- Cameras – we will take plenty of pictures and post them to the website for you to download
Week 4: June 27 - July 1
Week 7: July 18 - July 22
Required Waiver: StickyFingers.Waiver - Kimberly Douglas
*Please be sure to include allergy information on your registration! We can accommodate any and all allergies. All recipes are nut free!
Week 6: July 11 - July 15
Week 7: July 18 - July 22
Week 8: July 25 - July 29
Horse Camp Waiver and Information
- Certified SEI ASTM Riding Helmet (Helmets are provided if needed)
- Cowboy or Paddock Boots
- Long Pants, Snug Jeans or Breeches
- NO shorts or tank tops.
- NO tennis shoes or hiking boots.
- NO bike helmets, ski helmets, or any other type of helmets.
ONLY SEI/ATSM certified horseback riding helmets.
Additional Items to send with your child:
- Water Bottle
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Week 1: June 6 - June 10 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
Week 2: June 13 - June 17 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
Week 3: June 20 - June 24 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
Week 4: June 27 - July 1 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
Week 5: July 5 - July 8 (4 days) (9:00AM-12:00PM)
Week 6: July 11 - July 15 (12:30PM-3:30PM)
Week 8: July 25 - July 29 (12:30PM-3:30PM)
Required Waiver: SLL Waiver(Reg and Covid)
What to send with your child:
- Water bottle
- Swimsuit & Towel
- Peanut free snack (optional)
Details Coming Soon...
Weeks 2&3: June 13-24
Explore what wildlife needs to survive, and how humans help animals when they are in trouble. Learn about a variety of careers working with and for wildlife. Visit a wildlife rehabilitation center and speak
with the people who care for sick and injured wildlife. Visit wildlife exhibits and discuss how caretakers provide everything animals need in captivity. Visit wilderness areas and speak with wildlife biologists
who are protecting and preserving wildlife and their habitats.
Instructor: Kate Hogan, Denver Audubon
Camp Itinerary:
Monday June 13 – Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield State Park, Introduction Day
Tuesday June 14 – Lookout Mountain Field Trip (Genesee)
Wednesday June 15 – Audubon Nature Center, live raptor visit with Nature’s Educators
Thursday June 16 – Greenwood Wildlife Rehab Field Trip (Lyons)
Friday June 17 – Audubon Nature Center, wetland/riparian ecosystems
Monday June 20 – Audubon Nature Center, Waterton Canyon
Tuesday June 21 – Downtown Aquarium Field Trip (Denver)
Wednesday June 22 – Rocky Mountain Arsenal Field Trip (Denver)
Thursday June 23 – Butterfly Pavilion Field Trip (Westminster)
Friday June 24 – Audubon Nature Center, South Platte River hike
What to send with your child:
We will meet each day at Colorado Academy and will spend all day off campus at different locations throughout the front range.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Rainwear
- Small backpack
- Sunscreen/Bug repellent
- Hat/Sunglasses
- Layers of clothing for various weather changes of Colorado
- Peanut Free Snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)
Weeks 3&4: June 27 - July 1
Weeks 6&7: July 11 - July 22
Required Waiver 1: waiver - Krav Maga
What to send with your child:
- Shoes they can run and kick in
- Comfortable clothing
- Water bottle
- Peanut free snacks (A sack lunch will be provided)