You may request up to two placement requests per camper. All placement requests must be submitted in writing and placed on the appropriate space on the camper application. We do our very best to place your child with at least one of his/her requests. Please note: bunk placements requests are not guaranteed.

The only way to guarantee that friends will be in the same van is if they are picked up at the same location.

YES! We do our very best to insure your child can spend their summer with their friends. You will have the opportunity to formally request who your child is bunked with.

Yes, so long as you have obtained permission from their parents/legal guardian by having them read, fill out, and sign our “Acknowledgement of risk and release of liability form” This form is available to print from our web site. Don’t forget to bring the form with you! You cannot sign for minor unless it is your own child whom you have legal custody of.

Prior to the start of camp you will receive a bunking request card. We honor all requests that are submitted. In the event we were not able to honor your request you would be contacted before your child arrives to work out a feasible solution for all involved.

You may request to play with another player on your application form and the other player must do the same. These requests are generally honored, but age group coordinators do their best not to "stack" teams based upon

A. ...We do not honor requests for friends to be placed on the same teams. This undermines one of AYSO's core principles of Balanced Teams. There are multiple factors that must be taken into consideration during the tedious and time-consuming process of team formation with our 2,000+ players making up 200+ teams, which also precludes special requests from being considered.

Our league policy is such that we cannot "place" children with specific teams or coaches. Requests will be considered on a case by case basis, but there are no guarantees that requests can be accommodated. Top

Not all families experiences of head lice is the same way. Some kids are untroubled whilst others seem to be cursed. We have experienced both situations with our two children, one was a head lice free zone, the other a magnet. There may be many reasons such as; who your kids play with, how they interact with other kids i.e. do they cuddle up to their friends a lot. Some kids also get a lot more lice than their own brothers and sisters and friends in the same class.

For the past 40 years, childhood cancer research-physicians have worked cooperatively at institutions throughout North America, setting up clinical trials, and collectively studying the results. During that time, the cure rate has risen from almost zero to well over 75% for children with cancer. Adults are usually treated at individual institutions and are rarely enrolled in clinical trials, and so the research results have been less dramatic.

Again, it is impossible to accommodate special requests. Once the first week of hockey has been played and it is unworkable for you to get your child to the arena, a request in writing can be given to the league convenor and he/she will try to accommodate your situation.

Players are drafted by coaches and therefore there is no opportunity to fulfill requests for friends to play on the same team.? The only way two friends would end up on the same team is if the coached happened to draft both of them. Parents interested in coaching should fill out a coach's application which can be found by clicking on the Coach Application link.

No. You are welcome to have a visitor until shortly before lights out, however no one other than patients are allowed to stay after lights out. The only exception Kiron can make to this rule is for patients who are minors or who have a disability that requires the presence of a care giver.

Everyone has a friend or two that they would like to have on the same team and we realize that for younger kids this can be a big concern. With that in mind, we do try and put a first time player with a friend in the U6 and U5 age groups. However, we cannot guarantee that this will occur because of the number of kids involved and the priority of balanced teams.

Initially, when a family member or a friend tells another person that their child has been diagnosed with an ASD, most people don't know what to say. It is hard enough for the parents to receive this diagnosis, let alone to tell their family and friends. Often parents have reacted to the diagnosis by crying; feeling surprise, devastation, or helplessness; and/or by seeking out additional information on autism.

We cannot guarantee campers be placed together in the same activity group depending on enrollment numbers for the week. If your camper has a problem with the group he or she is in we can adjust according to their needs. Always remember, part of the fun about camp is making new friends that you would not have met otherwise if you both had not come to camp.

Yes, on the registration form write your special request on the margin of the form. If your request can be accommodated, it will.

Toothbrushing is one of the most important tasks for good oral health. When looking for a toothpaste for your child make sure to pick one that is recommended by the American Dental Association. These toothpastes have undergone testing to insure they are safe to use. Use a "pea size" amount of toothpaste and have your child spit after brushing. Parents are often concerned about the nocturnal grinding of teeth (Bruxism).

Any fluoridated toothpaste that is recognized by the American Dental Association is recommended. (However, children under three should not generally use a fluoridated toothpaste -- they should use a non-fluoridated infant toothpaste or simply water.) » Return to Top

The first thing to remember is that you cannot force your child/friend to change her behavior. Trying to persuade, force, or 'guilt' the child in to changing will not work! Generally they already feel guilty for their behavior, and adding to that is not beneficial. If your friend or child is over 18, there is nothing you can do to make them stop. Your best option is to be a good listener. Provide them with a list of resources should they choose to seek help.

If two campers are within one year of each other’s age, they can be placed in the same cabin, if requested. To insure that campers will also have the opportunity to meet new friends, we encourage only one “Cabinmate Request” per camper. It is unfair to the other campers in a cabin to have a large group who already knows one another placed together.

It will appear on your main page. Also, you can view it on your mailbox. Same applies for Event invites and requests you've sent others.

To send a Friend Request, text BEFRIEND <email address> and send to 2276 (for Globe and Sun subscribers) or 227 (for Smart subscribers).

First you must Apply for Housing, wait 24 hours and then use one of the 3 available roommate request options. Note: roommate requests for the fall quarter are due on June 15. Choose someone you know as a roommate. If you already know who you want to room with go to Roommate Request to select a friend to be your roommate. Search for a potential roommate. You may use myRoommate roommate search to connect with other students who are also looking for a roommate.

There are no guarantees that we will be able to match you, however you may make the request by indicating your friend's name and Western ID number on the Changes Form of your Offer of Housing packet. If your friend is admitted, applies for housing and requests you as their roommate prior to our assignments run, there is a possibility we may be able to pair you as roommates.

No. With over 400 players, it would be impossible to honor such requests. All players will be paired up at random, within your flight with the final round being sorted by scores, highest to lowest.

We arrange the pairings based on your Stroke Average. Per age group, the times are assigned as follows: The highest stroke averages tee off first, this group will either be a 2-some or 3-some. The lowest stroke averages tee off last and may be grouped as a 3-some or 4-some.

When someone else requests to be your friend, you will receive an email (if you have system notifications enabled) notifying you of their request. Simply log in to your garage, and you will see them show up at the beginning of your friends list with a red "Pending" banner on their picture. You can click the check mark in the upper right corner of their picture to accept their friend request, and you will be added to each other's friend lists.

Yes. Campers may request a friend who is also in the same grade and both parties request each other. Our aim is to have all campers meet and make new friends at camp so we try to not put more than three from the same school in a cabin whenever possible.