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Some of the most common New Year’s resolutions have to do with improved physical, mental and spiritual health.  We often talk about healthy eating, increased exercise, taking time for meaningful reflection, and connecting with family

As our campers and staff put down their school books and head into winter break, I want to share with you some of the ongoing learning the year-round staff has and will be doing. For many

As the days get shorter and it is darker outside we know the festival of lights, Chanukah, is around the corner.  This year, Chanukah follows right after Thanksgiving.  In many ways, Thanksgiving mirrors Jewish celebrations. Some historians

A Message from Lisa, the Camp Director: What happens to the camp team when camp is over? This question is very similar to the age-old question, where do teachers go when school lets out. Young

The rhythm of Jewish life is unique for in it is the simultaneous action of forging ahead while building on past experiences.  After this challenging year, we are in the process of creating a new

For the first time in what has felt like forever, we were “home”. Last weekend we gathered our Leadership Team at camp. This traditionally starts the summer for our seasonal staff. Thanks to our song leaders Nick and Michelle there was music in the air and after Havdalah we even had s’mores. It felt so good to be back at camp!

There are purple crocuses popping up on my front lawn and the days have started to warm up.  Spring is here; time to celebrate Passover and time to accelerate our preparations for Camp. Traditionally, the

February 2021 marks the twelfth time Jewish communities around the world recognize Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). The two pillars of JDAIM, the Spirit of Belonging and the Structure of Inclusion, align

Safety is our priority. As we prepare for summer 2021 we’ll continue our dialogue about our safety planning. This is a work in progress and will ultimately be based on best practices from the camping

Have you ever wondered what types of trees can be found around Capital Camps?  On January 27 we will celebrate Tu Bishvat, often called the “birthday of the trees”.   When I think about trees