Suggested Guidelines for Camper Behavior
Camper guidelines apply while at Middle Florida Baptist Assembly. Additional guidelines may be set by the Camp Director. It is important that campers remember that in order to learn and have fun. Each camper is responsible for demonstrating appropriate behavior.
Campers will be responsible for the following:
Using behavior that will help him/her learn
- listening to and following instructions
- cooperating and participating in activities
- respecting the rights of others to participate and learn
Getting along with camp staff, counselors and other campers
Participating in all activities
Cooperating with all campers and staff
Respecting the rights and belongings of others
Listening to and following instructions
Using appropriate language
When campers are at Middle Florida Baptist Assembly there are some behaviors that are considered serious problems. These include:
Swearing
Refusing to follow instructions or directions
Bullying, pushing, shoving, intimidating other campers
"Play" fighting and horseplay
Disrupting camp activities
Refusing to participate in camp activities
Displaying a negative attitude which affects other campers
Behaviors that threaten other campers and staff or put the camper or other campers in danger will:
mean that the camper may be sent home immediately
be reported to the parent/guardian
Behaviors that will result in the camper being sent home and may result in further consequences include:
Violent acts against staff or campers
Theft or vandalism
Possession of alcohol, tobacco products, narcotics, or dangerous drugs
Possession of a weapon (this includes pocket knives & fireworks of any kind)
Overt sexual behaviors toward students or staff
Running away from supervising staff or supervised areas
Displaying a negative attitude which affects other campers