Future Stars Summer Camps on campus at SUNY Old Westbury are permitted to operate by Nassau County Department of Health.
NY State Sanitary Code Subpart 7-2 requires camp operators to provide parents with any enrollment application forms the rights and responsibilities of camp operators:
*To inform you and the local health department if your child is involved in any serious injury, illness, or abuse incident.
*To screen the background and qualifications of all staff.
*To train staff about their duties.
*To provide supervision for all campers during the hours of operation for the day camp program.
*To maintain all camp physical facilities in a safe and sanitary condition.
*To provide safe and wholesome meals. *Applicable only for campers who add the lunch program.
*To have and follow required written plans for camp safety, health, and fire safety.
To notify the parent or guardian, with the enrollment applications that:
*The camp is required to be permitted to operate by Nassau County Department of Health;
*The Camp is required to be inspected twice yearly; and
*The inspection reports concerning such camps are filed at: 200 County Seat Drive, Mineola NY 11501.
Rights & Responsibilities of Camp Operators as a PDF - Click Here
Any questions pertaining to any of the above please contact the camp office on (516) 834-2267.
