College for Kids

AGE POLICY

College for kids camps/workshops are for ages 5-11, unless otherwise noted. Ages are listed in class titles.

REFUND POLICY

Cancellations made by MCC are fully refunded. Full refunds will be issued to students who withdraw from camp/workshop at least one business day prior to the camp start date. Full refunds will be issued to students who withdraw from culinary camps at least seven business days prior to the camp start date. No credit will be issued for any camps/workshops dropped on or after the camp start date. To withdraw your registration, call 531-MCC-5231.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY FORM

A waiver of liability form must be completed for each student and submitted before the start date of the camp/workshop in order for your student to attend any College for Kids or College for Teens program. MCC assumes no liability for accidents that occur while participating in College for Kids or College for Teens classes and provides no funds to cover medical costs.

ALLERGY FORM

It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to notify us of any allergies that a student may have. It is important for us to know this information before camp begins. Please note, courses held at the Institute for the Culinary Arts are held in commercial kitchens with allergens present, and while all efforts possible will be made to keep students out of direct contact with allergens, no room can be guaranteed as allergen-free.

ACCOMMODATIONS

If you are a person with a disability who requires an accommodation in order to participate in any program or activity, contact Disability Support Services at 531-MCC-3841 as soon as possible in advance of the program for consideration of your accommodation request. It is helpful to receive accommodation requests at least 10 days in advance of a program. With less advance notice, it may be difficult to meet needs of interested members. Learn more about MCC Disability Support Services at mccneb.edu/dss.

PHOTO RELEASE

Metropolitan Community College reserves the right to take photos of summer camp/workshop participants for promotion. Your registration serves as permission for use of photos that may be taken.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

• Students are to be courteous and respectful of classroom peers, instructors and site supervisors.
• Students are to observe all rules of safety within each respective classroom area.
• Students are to maintain equipment in a proper manner and return supplies to the proper designated areas. Facilities are to be maintained in a clean and working order.
• The following disruptive classroom actions are prohibited:
  • fighting or physical threats, assault or harassment
  • abusive/foul language
  • bringing weapons of any kind to class
  • drugs, alcohol, or smoking related activity while at a class site
  • coming to class under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  • willful damage of property
  • theft of student or college property

Students found to be in violation of the Student Code of Conduct may be asked to leave the classroom immediately. Students will need approval from the Continuing Education Department if/when a student is allowed to return to class. The parent/guardian of the student will be notified if the student is not allowed to return to class to arrange for the student to be picked up early.