Principia Camps 360

Full refund, less $50 from May 1–May 15
Full refund, less $100 from May 16–May 31

No refunds will be issued after May 31. You may transfer your child to another camp session available in the same 2026 summer, but we will not issue a refund under any circumstances after May 31, due to planning efforts that will already be in place.

Safety

The safety of students is Principia School's highest priority. Principia School is committed to creating and maintaining a safe environment for all individuals that participate in activities on campus. 

All Camps 360 Program faculty and staff are First Aid/CPR certified. In consultation with the Principia Athletic Trainer, Summer Program faculty and staff will treat minor student injuries using their first aid training. If a student is significantly injured, Camps 360 Program faculty and staff will immediately call 9-1-1 and then notify the parents and/or guardians of the student involved. 

In the case of minor or major incidents, an Accident/Injury Report will be filed by the Principia faculty and staff involved in addressing the situation. Families will be notified of any safety concerns by the Principia Director of Summer Programs.

Discipline

At Principia School, discipline is viewed as a community responsibility, with all faculty and staff contributing to, and maintaining high standards of student conduct. During the Camps 360 Program, all staff will clearly communicate academic and behavioral expectations at the start of each session. Faculty and staff are responsible for holding students accountable to these expectations using best practices in activities, field play, and classroom management.

Camp management issues, including, but not limited to, minor infractions such as socializing during class or tardiness, may be addressed by the the Camp Leader/Teacher at their discretion. In cases when a student does not respond to the teacher's corrective measures, the teacher may refer the student to the Camps 360 Program Director.

Minor Infractions

Any violation of Principia School‘s expected standards of student behavior, whether at school or during Camps 360 Program activities, is considered an infraction. Minor infractions are less severe than major infractions but are still unacceptable for members of the Principia community. Examples of minor infractions include, but are not limited to, the following: 

• Disrespect toward persons or property
• Inappropriate clothing
• Leaving campus without permission
• Cutting a class
• Driving recklessly to, from, or on campus
• Disruptive behavior in the classroom, library, playing fields, gyms, or other common areas
• Profanity

In consultation with Camps 360 faculty and staff, as well as the parents or guardians of the students involved, the Director of Camps 360 Programs will address all major infractions at their discretion. 

Major Infractions

Certain fundamental policies and expectations at Principia School, and Principia Camps 360 when violated, are considered Major Infractions. A Major Infraction is a very serious offense. Examples of Major Infractions include, but are not limited to the following: 

• Violation of the school’s Drug and Alcohol Policy
• Abusive language
• Verbal, physical or sexual harassment or abuse of a student by peers
• Cheating or plagiarism
• Willful destruction of property belonging to Principia School, its personnel, or another student
• Stealing
• Possession or use of weapons of any kind on campus
• Lying, deceit, or other dishonest behavior

Students who violate the behavioral expectations may be subject to more serious consequences, including suspension.