• One-time registration fee of $100.00 due at the time of enrollment. This fee is non-transferable and non-refundable.
• Each session costs $900. The session costs are non-transferable and non-refundable.
• Registration opens for HCS students going into K-5th grade for the 2026-27 school year on March 2.
• Registration opens to non-HCS students on March 27.
• Session fees are not prorated if a camper does not attend the entire session.
• Students must be picked up no later than 5:30 pm. A $2.00 per minute charge incurs after 5:30 pm.

Payments

A $250 deposit is required at time of registration. Fees must be paid in FULL by May 15 or you lose the risk of your camper not being able to attend camp.

Parents can choose to set up a payment schedule, pay in full, or pay when payment reminders are sent out.

Monday-Friday: 8:30 am-5:30 pm. Children may not be dropped off prior to 7:30 am. Children must be picked up by 5:30 pm. If you are going to be more than five minutes late, you must contact the school.

A fee of $2/per minute will accrue for every minute thereafter.

Campers new to Heritage Christian School must provide documentation of immunization records.

Schedule changes on field trip days.

The morning will consist of four enrichment classes that the students may pick from. More information to follow.

7:30-8:30 am
Morning Day Care

8:30 am-12:30 pm
Enrichment/Academic Classes

12:30-1:00 pm
Lunch

1:00-3:00 pm
Camp Activities

3:30 pm-5:30 pm
Afternoon Day Care

All field trips will be on Wednesday.

1. Assist campus to grow spiritually by example.
2. Build and maintain positive friendships.
3. Respect the property and well-being of others.
4. Learn about and respect nature and the environment.
5. Learn to participate as a contributing member of a team.

1. Campers are to remain in assigned areas of supervision.
2. Permission is needed whenever a student leaves the playground, field, blacktop, patio, or field to use the restroom.
3. Playing on the lower patio is at the discretion of the Director.
4. Campers are not allowed to carry or pick up another student at any time.
5. Improper equipment use that may cause harm to either student or staff is prohibited (standing on top of, climbing on, or jumping off).
6. There is no running on any pavement, sidewalk, or walkways.
7. Campers are not to climb on the walls or rails around the playground.
8. Campers must sit on the slide with both feet in front of them.
9. Campers may not block or run up the slide.
10. Campers may not push anyone who is on a swing.
11. Campers are not to jump off a swing while swinging.
12. Campers are not to wait at the archways of the swings for their turn.
13. Playing tag of any kind is not allowed.
14. Campers not following the rules will be benched or removed from the activity at the discretion of the staff.
15. Campers are not to bring personally owned sports equipment or electronic equipment (iPods, toys, electronic games, etc.) to camp. Heritage Summer Camp is not responsible or liable for the damage, theft, or loss of personal items.

1. Bring lunch from home. Hot lunches will NOT be provided.
2. There is no running in the Pavilion.
3. Campers are not to throw trash or food at any time. Trash pick-up will be assigned.
4. Campers are to clean up any spills they cause.
5. Campers must eat at the assigned lunch tables only.

1. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing. No torn, undersized or oversized clothing is allowed.
2. Females choosing to wear a skirt or dress, should wear shorts underneath. Shorts or pants are preferred as some events require physical activity. Shorts and shirts must be of modest length.
3. Closed toed and closed back shoes are required; tennis shoes are encouraged; Crocs may be worn. No sandals or open toed shoes.

Heritage Christian School reserves the right to dismiss, refuse to enroll, or re-enroll any student with a twenty-four-hour notice at the school’s discretion, based on but not limited to, the following:

1. Delinquent tuition payments;
2. Failure to complete any state mandated or school policy form;
3. Any behavior causing a risk of harm to the health and safety of other students or staff;
4. Violation of the principles set forth in the Heritage Christian School Elementary Parent/Student Handbook, including, but not limited to the teaching philosophy, operation policies, and objectives of the school;
5. Chronic or persistent misconduct.