In order to assure a safe and successful Cor Christi Camp week, we ask that all campers be aware of and agree to the following norms of behavior while attending Camp. This is a Christian Camp, and we want and expect your child to represent your home, school, and parish/church in a positive manner while participating in Camp activities. As a result, we ask that parent and/or guardians review the following information with your child, prior to arrival at Camp.

Some norms of behavior expected and desired for the best Camp week ever, include the following:

We affectionately call ourselves a “No Electronics” Camp. Cor Christi Camp desires your child to have the most enriching, fun, and faith-building week possible. In order to do this, we request that all forms of electronics other than watches be left at home (this including IPods, cell phones, smart watches, MP3 players, video cameras, etc.). Our experiences have shown that when such constant sources of stimuli are removed from children for the week, amazing things begin to happen. Campers begin to share and participate with others in ways they are rarely expected to do in this world that we live in today. Please honor our request by making sure your child’s electronic possessions are left at home. Please note that if a child does bring an electronic device, it will be put away for safe keeping until the end of camp!
Individuals are responsible for their own actions, and will be asked to assume the consequences for their behavior.
Participants are expected to take direction from those adult and/or Junior leaders who have been placed in positions of authority while at Camp. Modeling positive behavior by being on time, participating fully, and being respectful of the event are always a plus!
Possession or use of tobacco products of any kind, alcohol, or illicit drugs is not allowed at Camp and will absolutely not be tolerated. Either possession or usage of such products will result in immediate dismissal from Camp. Parents will be contacted immediately and informed that their child must be picked up as soon as possible. In addition, Cor Christi Camp reserves the right to withhold re-admittance to future camps, should a camper be dismissed for this purpose.
Possession or use of a weapon of any kind is not allowed at Camp. Please make sure that anything that may be used as a weapon, or possibly be misconstrued as a weapon, be left at home (ie: pocket knives, multi-tools, lighters). This is mandated for the safety of all our campers. Remember we have some children as young as nine attending Camp. We want them all to feel safe! Anything brought to Camp that can be utilized as a weapon will be confiscated and returned on the last day of Camp.
So that all of our campers have the very best week possible; as well as for the safety and protection of all our campers, acts of violence or harassment will absolutely NOT be tolerated while at Camp. This includes but is not limited to name calling; teasing in a derogatory or deliberately mean manner; verbal or physical abuse; fighting; and obscene or profane language, gestures, or actions.
Targeting, harassment or bullying of another camper on the basis of race, as well as harassment of members of the opposite sex, will be considered grounds for immediate dismissal from camp.
While campers are at a period of growth and discovery in their lives, we ask them to refrain from discussing matters of sexuality and gender identity with other campers. Even within grade bands, campers come from a variety of backgrounds and developmental stages. If campers are spoken to about a subject that makes them uncomfortable, they are encouraged to bring it up to a trusted adult, who can bring it to the attention of camp management if necessary.
Cor Christi Camp has a strict dress code that we expect parents and campers to be aware of and agree to. It is important to dress in a manner that reflects the dignity of the human person as being made in God's image. We understand that much of the clothing marketed toward youth may not be congruent with what is required while attending Camp, but this code will be strictly enforced. The expectation is that clothing is modest and free of profanity or any other messaging inconsistent with Catholic morality. A more comprehensive explanation can be found on the “What to Bring to Camp” section of our camp webpage. If a camper does not have appropriate clothing with him/her, we will be more than happy to loan some of our Camp clothes to them. We have a variety of clothes in all sizes. If a camper refuses to adhere to our policy, he or she will be asked to leave camp. Please make sure to read the information concerning our dress code prior to packing, and pack appropriate clothing that everyone will feel comfortable being in the presence of.
In the unlikely event that a behavior problem based on the above (or another unforeseen situation) requires extreme action; it is likely to result in dismissal from an activity; and in severe situations, dismissal from Camp. Parents will be contacted and the camper will be sent home at the parent’s expense. We do not want this to happen!

Cor Christi Camp does not insure personal property against theft, damage, or loss. If your child has an item of great value to him or her, perhaps it is best left at home. Please encourage them to exercise caution regarding their own personal property (label items; put items out of sight when leaving cabin, etc.) We hate to see anyone have a negative experience at the expense of a valuable or important item.