Summer Camps in Cobb County, Georgia

Campers are accepted until camps are full. Space is limited, so please register early for the best availability! Fees cannot be prorated for partial week attendance, and ALL fees are non-transferable between camps.

If there are any custody issues, or if a parent is denied contact with a child, our staff needs to be alerted promptly, and we must be given a copy of the court order to keep on file. NCCS Camps cannot release a child to an individual who is not listed on the authorization form. Please list any and all people who might be picking up your child during camp. Staff members will be checking identification to verify the identity of each pick-up adult. Please have a driver’s license ready when you sign out a camper.

Refunds can only be issued THREE weeks prior to the first date of camp. After the three-week point, refunds cannot be issued for any reason, as supplies and staffing have already been secured based on the camp registration commitments. 

Refunds (even three-weeks prior) are as follows: 

• Cost of a camp minus a $50 processing and handling fee.

Our greatest desire is for each camper to have a wonderful, safe time at NCCS Summer Camps. In the event that a camper’s behavior does not align with this mission, the camper will be clearly informed and given every opportunity to adhere to the policies of the school regarding self control, respecting the rights and property of others, and proper conduct. However, we reserve the right to dismiss any camper from the program whose behavior is detrimental to him/herself, to other campers, or to school property.

Modesty in dress is expected at all times, and appropriate clothing is required. The use or possession of alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, or weapons is not allowed, and any camper in possession of such items will be dismissed from the program, and the appropriate authorities will be contacted. No refunds are issued if a camper is dismissed.

It is the parent’s responsibility to monitor the daily health of their child. If your child is ill, he or she may not attend the program. If your child has a fever of 100 degrees or more, vomiting, diarrhea, or any other contagious symptoms, he or she may not attend the program. When a child shows signs of illness at camp, the parent will be notified and must pick up their child immediately.