ROSS SUMMER
Information
Information on how to register, dates, costs, and FAQs for each program are detailed below. Please contact us at summer@ross.org with any questions.
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Registration for Ross Summer is available on CampBrain. Follow the prompts to log in or create a new account to register your campers!
Note: CampBrain is single sign-on for Ross Blackbaud accounts—choose 'Login with Blackbaud' at registration.
To view/submit health forms for registered campers in Ross Summer Camp, Early Childhood Camp, or Sports Camp, log in to Camp Brain here, click on View Details below submitted applications. On the Application details page, scroll down to the forms section to access/submit each camper’s Medical Forms.
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Summer Camp/Sports Camp/Early Childhood Camp
SCHEDULE
Sports Camp programs on our East Hampton campus run Monday–Friday 8:45 am–2:45 pm.
All Summer Camp programs on our Bridgehampton campus run Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–3:00 pm, with the exception of :
Summer Academy: 9:00–10:30 am
Creative Explorations Two-Year-Old program: 9:00 am–12:30 pm
Music and Movement for ages 2 and under: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30–10:30 am
DATES
Week 1: June 22–26
Week 2: June 29–July 3
Week 3: July 6–10
Week 4: July 13–17
Week 5: July 20–24
Week 6: July 27–31
Week 7: August 3–7
Week 8: August 10–14
Summer Day & Boarding
Session 1: July 5–18
Session 2: July 19–31
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Discounted registration for camp programming is offered based on early registration, according to the chart below (no discount for Summer Boarding or Bus Transportation).
Note: All discounted pricing ends on Memorial Day, May 25, 2026.
Register early to save:
12% discount through January 31, 2026
10% discount February 1–28, 2026
8% discount March 1–31, 2026
5% discount April 1–May 25, 2026
Immersions/Sports/Early Childhood Ages 3–5 (Full Day)
Full Day: $1700/week
Summer Academy: $175/session day
Two-Year Old Creative Explorations (Half Day): $1400/week
Music and Movement: $150/week (Tuesday & Thursday 9:30–10:30 am)
Summer Day Student Program
Full Day: $1700/week
Half Day: $1100/week
Summer Boarding
2 weeks: $5,500
4 weeks: $9,975
Camp Bussing
Door-to-door bus transportation for campers ages 5 and up to and from both Sports Camp in East Hampton and our Summer Camp in Bridgehampton.
$350/week per camper
Please note that space is limited. The deadline to sign up for bus transportation is April 1, 2026.
Please note: There are no refunds or make-ups for any reason; this includes but is not limited to, injury, illness, and inclement weather.
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A 100% non-refundable tuition is due at the time of registration to reserve your space. There are no refunds or make-ups for any reason; this includes but is not limited to, injury, illness, and inclement weather.
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All campers must have up-to-date immunization records, including vaccinations and current physical within the year, submitted to Ross Summer by June 1, 2026. No exceptions will be permitted. Submit/view health forms by logging into your account on Camp Brain.
Two-year-old Early Childhood campers are not required to be potty trained. Campers age 3 and up must be fully-potty-trained (not wearing diapers or pull-ups).
There will be no camp visitors or adult visitation on campus. Access to our camp is restricted to campers and staff only to ensure the safety of all.
Campers must bring personal water bottles.
There will be designated areas for drop-off. Each program will have a specific drop-off area and time of arrival.
If a camper becomes ill during the camp day, their family has to immediately pick up and must be within a 30-minute pick-up time.
Hand sanitizing will take place within each program. Campers will adhere to strict hand-washing and hand sanitizing throughout the camp day.
Each camper must have an emergency contact.
If your child doesn’t feel well, PLEASE keep him or her home. For the safety of all, please adhere strictly to this protocol.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When should I enroll my child?
Although signup continues throughout the summer, space is limited, and early registration is discounted according to the chart below.
The earlier you enroll, the better chance there is that the program your child desires will still be open. To ensure the safety of all campers, group numbers will be limited.
Discount pricing is available through Memorial Day (May 25, 2026):
12% discount through January 31, 2026
10% discount February 1–28, 2026
8% discount March 1–31, 2026
5% discount April 1–May 25, 2026
Is bus transportation available to and from camp?
Yes! Ross Summer now offers door-to-door transportation for campers ages 5 and up to and from both Sports Camp in East Hampton and our Summer Camp in Bridgehampton.
Cost: $350/week per camper (not included in camp registration fee). Registration is available on on CampBrain. Please note that space is limited and the deadline to sign up for bus transportation is April 1, 2026.
What are the camp hours?
Full-Day: 9 am–3 pm
Creative Explorations Age 2: 9 am–12:30 pm.
Music and Movement (ages 2 and under): Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30–10:30 am.
What are the drop-off and pick-up procedures for EC and Summer Camp?
Drop-off: 8:45–9 am
Pick-up: 2:45–3 pm
Follow the signs to the following drop-off/pick-up locations:
Campers Ages 2–5: Barn Building, Main Driveway
Campers Ages 6–12 and CITs: Green Building, Field House entrance
What does my child need to bring each day?
All Campers
Clothing and Footwear: All campers should wear weather-appropriate clothing suitable for various activities, including games and sports. Sneakers (closed-toe shoes) are required—no open-toed shoes are allowed.
Snacks and Hydration: Campers should bring healthy, nut/tree-nut-free snacks for both morning and afternoon. A refillable water bottle is essential to keep campers hydrated throughout the day.
Sunscreen: Campers should apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) at least 30 minutes before arriving at camp. Please pack sunscreen for reapplication during the day.
Additional Items for Campers Ages 2–4:
A complete change of clothes (labeled)
Bicycle helmet
Swimsuit for sprinkler and water table activities
Towel
Sun hat
For two-year-olds only: Diapers and wipes
These labeled items will help ensure a fun, safe, and comfortable experience for your child at camp.
Is there a camp uniform?
No. However, there will be days of the week when campers are asked to wear their camp t-shirts to show camp pride and for fun full camp activities.
Each camper receives two t-shirts with registration; additional shirts may be purchased for $10 each.
How many counselors are in each group?
Our ratio of campers to counselors is 6:1.
Do Early Childhood campers need to be toilet trained?
Our two-year-old campers are not required to be toilet trained. Please send a complete change of clothes, along with diapers and wipes, for your child.
Campers aged three and older must be fully toilet trained, meaning they are not wearing diapers or pull-ups and can use the bathroom independently.
For all campers, we recommend packing a complete change of clothes to ensure comfort and preparedness for any unexpected situations.
Will lunch be provided for all campers?
Yes, the Ross Café will provide all campers with lunch each day. Weekly menus will be available.If you have any health or dietary concerns, please contact our Nurse at nurse@ross.org.
Lunch will always be nut-free.
What time can I drop off and pick up my camper?
Drop off 8:45–9:00 am
Pick up: 2:45–3:00 pm
Each program will have a designated area for arrival and pick-up.
We ask that all parents/caregivers please remain in their cars.Staff will check campers in/out, car by car, in order of arrival.
What is the procedure for picking up my child early?
If your child needs to be picked up early or will be picked up by someone other than their parent, please contact 631-702-8300.
Can I visit my child while he/she is at camp?
There are no camp visitors or adult visitation permitted on campus. We restrict access to our camp to campers and staff only to ensure the safety of all.
Are campers allowed to have their laptops, iPads, and cell phones at camp?
Campers are not allowed to bring personal technology to camp. Please do not send your camper with a laptop, iPad, or cell phone.
What is the refund policy?
There are no refunds or make-ups for any reason; this includes, but is not limited to, injury, illness, and inclement weather.
Which medical forms are required and where can I access/upload?
All campers must have a current Health History, Immunization Record, and Physical Exam on file.
Click here to log in to Camp Brain. Once you log in, click on View Details below your application listing. Once on the details page, scroll down to the Forms area to view/upload medical forms.
Please complete these forms as soon as possible. The deadline for submission is June 1, 2026. Please contact summer@ross.org if you have any questions.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What time do Sports camp programs begin and end?
All Sports camp programs run Monday–Friday, 8:45 am–2:45 pm. Drop off is 8:30–8:45 am and pick up 2:30–2:45 pm.
Where are Sports programs held?
Sports programs are held in East Hampton, NY, on the beautiful Ross School campus. The address is 18 Goodfriend Drive, East Hampton, NY 11937.
Is bus transportation available to and from camp?
Yes! Ross Summer now offers door-to-door transportation for campers ages 5 and up to and from both Sports Camp in East Hampton and our Summer Camp in Bridgehampton.
Cost: $350/week per camper (not included in camp registration fee). Registration is available on Campminder.
Please note that space is limited. The deadline to sign up for bus transportation is April 1, 2026. Register here.
How do I contact Ross Summer to inquire about Sports programs?
Please call 631-907-5376 or email summer@ross.org.
When should I enroll my child?
Although signup continues throughout the summer, space is limited, so the earlier you enroll, the better chance there is that the program your child desires will still be open.
What does my child need to bring each day?
Recommended Items for All Campers to Bring Each DayNote: Insect repellant should be applied prior to drop-off.
Please make sure ALL items are labeled with your child’s name.Extra water or other beverage.
Non-perishable snack(s)—MUST be nut and seed-free
Hat or visor
Sunscreen stick
Extra clothing
Personal hand sanitizer
Bathing suit and towel
Note: Insect repellant should be applied prior to drop-off and should not be sent with your camper.
Required Items to Bring Each Day for Tennis
THESE ITEMS ARE MANDATORY
Please make sure ALL equipment/items are labeled with your child's name.Tennis bag with 1–2 racquets
Tennis-appropriate sneakers (not running shoes)
Appropriate tennis clothes
Refillable water bottle (filled)
Required Items to Bring Each Day for Multisport
THESE ITEMS ARE MANDATORY!
Please make sure ALL equipment/items are labeled with your child's name.Tennis racquet
Running sneakers
Appropriate athletic clothes
Refillable water bottle (filled)
Bathing suit and towel
Required Items to Bring Each Day for Soccer
THESE ITEMS ARE MANDATORY!
Please make sure ALL equipment/items are labeled with your child's name.Soccer cleats
Soccer slides/running sneakers
Appropriate athletic clothes
Refillable water bottle (filled)
Bathing suit and towel
Required Items to Bring Each Day for Basketball
Campers must bring a refillable water bottle (filled) each day. No additional items are required, but please see the list of recommended items above.Does the camp provide lunch?
Yes, the Ross School Café will provide nutritious lunch options for all campers.
Is there a camp uniform?
No. Comfortable athletic clothing is recommended and campers should wear sport-specific sneakers. Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt with registration but it is not required that they wear this.
Can I visit my child while he/she is at camp?
There are no camp visitors or adult visitation permitted on campus. We restrict access to our camp to campers and staff only to ensure the safety of all.
Are campers allowed to have their iPods and cell phones at camp?
Valuables should be left at home. Cell phones are permitted for emergency use only.
What is the refund policy?
There are no refunds or make-ups for any reason; this includes but is not limited to, injury, illness, and inclement weather.
Which medical forms are required and where can I access/upload?
All campers must have a current Health History, Immunization Record, and Physical Exam on file.
Click here to log in to Camp Brain. Once you log in, click on View Details below your application listing. Once on the details page, scroll down to the Forms area to view/upload medical forms.
Please complete these forms as soon as possible. The deadline for submission is June 1, 2025. Please contact summer@ross.org if you have any questions.
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AGES
12–16 Years (rising Grades 7–10)
DATES
Summer Boarding
Session 1: June 23–July 13
Session 2: July 14–August 3
Day Student Programs
Week 1: June 23–27
Week 2: June 30–July 4*
Week 3: July 7-11
Week 4: July 14-18
Week 5: July 21-25
Week 6: July 28-August 1
*No class July 4
PRICING
Discounts are provided for students participating in the full six-week program.
3 weeks: $7,800
6 weeks: $13,600
Included in cost: All meals, International student health insurance, classes, and all excursions.
Not included in cost: Flights, airport transportation, and petty cash.
Summer Day Student Program: Full-Day
6 weeks: $1,400/wk
5 weeks: $1,400/w
4 weeks: $1,500/
3 weeks: $1,500/wk
2 weeks: $1,600/wk
1 week: $1,600/wk
ACCOMMODATION
Students will live in our boarding houses, in comfortable bedrooms, each with a full bathroom.
GROUP SIZE
There will be a maximum of 12 students in each session.
CLASSES
Students can choose from the following tracks:
Summer Boarding
Track 1: ESOL + STEM/Art
Track 2: ESOL + Tennis
Track 3: Tennis + STEM/Art
Track 4: Tennis Intensive
Summer Day Student Programs
Full Day
9–11:30 am: ESOL
11:30 am –12:30 pm: Lunch at Ross Cafe + Games/Activities
12:30–3:00 pm: STEM/Art
Half Day Options
Morning ESOLOL
9–11:30 am: ESOL
11:30 am –12:00 pm: Lunch at Ross Cafe
Afternoon STEM/Art
12–12:30 pm: Lunch at Ross Cafe
12:30–3 pm STEM/Art
REFUND POLICY
Please note: There are no refunds or make-ups for any reason; this includes but is not limited to, injury, illness, and inclement weather.
CONTACT
Please email jdionne@ross.org.
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The Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program allows 13 and 14-year-old campers to participate in their selected Immersion while learning to mentor fellow campers, mediate and problem-solve, and train to become a camp counselor.
This program requires an application, an interview, and a two-week commitment, as well as the desire to be a leader in the summer camp community. After registration, CIT campers will be contacted to set up an interview and discuss their Immersion preferences.
DATES
Week 1: June 23–June 26
Week 2: June 29–July 3
Week 3: July 6–10
Week 4: July 13–17
Week 5: July 20–24
Week 6: July 27–31
Week 7: August 3–7
Week 8: August 10–14
PRICING
$1700 per week
Register early to save:
12% discount through January 31, 2026
10% discount February 1–28, 2026
8% discount March 1–31, 2026
5% discount April 1–May 25, 2026
SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE
8:45–9 am: Arrival and Meeting
9 am–12 pm: Morning Immersion/Sport
12–1:20 pm: Lunch
1:30–3 pm: Training and Shadow Counselors
3–3:15 pm: Dismissal
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Summer Camp Immersions/Early Childhood
739 Butter Lane
Bridgehampton, NY 11932
Email: summer@ross.org
Sports Camp
18 Goodfriend Drive
East Hampton, NY 11937
Email: summer@ross.org
Summer Boarding
18 Goodfriend Drive
East Hampton, NY 11937
Email: jdionne@ross.org
Phone: 631-907-5376
Health Office Fax Number: 631-907-5139