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2021 Looks to Be Another COVID-19 Summer: Camp in the Time of COVID-19
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Open or closed in summer 2020, camps are looking to 2021 and evaluating options for operations next summer. Just as the virus was “novel,” camps that operated during the 2020 season often reported a “camp reimagined” experience, with dates shifted, occupancy limited, public health measures in place, and programs altered to meet the new reality of the pandemic. How will camps need to plan, prepare, and operate for the 2021 season? While much uncertainty continues, a COVID-19-free landscape is unlikely. Provided here are updates on the progress of the pandemic and expert insights into the hot topics of the time to assist camp professionals in planning and implementing safe and engaging camp experiences during the upcoming year.
