FAQs
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Yes. We make every effort to grant grouping requests.
Yes, many families enroll their children for multiple sessions. The schedules vary from session to session to ensure that returning campers are engaged.
We try to send enrollment notices one to two weeks after we receive your application.
Yes. We strongly encourage families to sign their campers up for a full two week session but we do have one week options available.
In the payment section of the camper application, you will see several payment options. All balances must be paid by April 1.
Yes, please or call the camp office (650 388 9080) if your child will be absent. Thank you.
Yes, extended care is available every day. Families will be billed for hours used after their last session at Jefunira Camp.
To request a scholarship, families must first complete a camper application including selection of preferred session of enrollment. Families must also complete a scholarship application. Both the camper and scholarship application are done online. If you are requesting a scholarship, you will have the option to select “scholarship” in the payment section. You will then be directed to the scholarship application. Scholarship requests will be reviewed only after both camper and scholarship applications have been completed and submitted.
Scholarship applications will only be reviewed when the camper application and the scholarship application have been received. We notify families of our decisions related to financial aid in mid-March.
Enrollment will open January 4th. To enroll, please click on the enroll now link at the top of any page of our website.
Our counselor to camper ratio is 1:7. For our youngest campers (4 and 5 year olds) it is 1:5.
Our FEIN is 94-3200884. A receipt with our FEIN can be accessed from your Jefunira Camp account.
A service fee of $100.00 per session will be charged for applications withdrawn before April 1. No refunds will be granted after April 1.
Campers are grouped by grade level with each group consisting of two grade levels. Children entering grades 1-2 are grouped together, children entering grades 3-4 are grouped together and children entering grades 5-6 are grouped together.