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Page: Staff Recruitment
1. The total number of paid summer camp staff was
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Count
less than 25
16.7%13
25 to 49
30.8%24
50 to 74
17.9%14
75 to 99
11.5%9
100 to 149
11.5%9
150 to 199
9.0%7
200 or more
2.6%2

2. The percentage of our total summer staff from minority groups (race/ethnicity) was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
1-5%
34.6%27
6-10%
33.3%26
11-15%
5.1%4
16-20%
6.4%5
21-30%
7.7%6
31-50%
1.3%1
more than 50%
3.8%3
we had no minority summer staff
7.7%6

3. The total number of volunteer summer camp staff was
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1 to 9
41.0%32
10 to 19
9.0%7
20 to 29
1.3%1
30 to 49
2.6%2
50 to 74 0.0%0
75 to 99
1.3%1
100 or more
1.3%1
n/a
43.6%34

4. Please specify the percent of your 2011 summer staff who were
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paid a salary1.3% (1)1.3% (1)0.0% (0)2.6% (2)94.9% (74)0.0% (0)78
volunteer staff65.6% (42)3.1% (2)1.6% (1)0.0% (0)3.1% (2)26.6% (17)64

5. Specialized staff are staff hired specifically as a specialist who needs certification or special skills/training. Compared to last year, the total number of specialized summer staff was
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lower than last year
2.6%2
about the same as last year
73.1%57
higher than last year
17.9%14
we don't use specialists
6.4%5

6. If your number of specialized summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by38.9% (7)38.9% (7)0.0% (0)22.2% (4)18
lower by50.0% (2)25.0% (1)0.0% (0)25.0% (1)4

7. Compared to last year, recruiting and hiring staff for summer 2011 was
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Percent		Response
Count
easier than the previous year
38.5%30
about the same as the previous year
46.2%36
more difficult than the previous year
15.4%12

8. Our staff this summer was
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younger than staff last year
12.8%10
about the same ages as staff last year
62.8%49
older than staff last year
24.4%19

9. What percent of your staff were in the following age groups (should total 100%):
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younger than 18 years old
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18-19 years old
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20-25 years old
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26-35 years old
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36-55 years old
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56+ years old
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10. What percent of your 2011 staff were staff returning from prior summers?
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0 to 9 %
1.3%1
10 to 24 %
6.4%5
25 to 49 %
25.6%20
50 to 74 %
47.4%37
75 to 100 %
19.2%15

11. Compared to last year, the total number of summer staff returning from prior summers was
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Percent		Response
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lower than last year
17.9%14
about the same as last year
50.0%39
higher than last year
32.1%25
n/a 0.0%0

12. If the total number of returning summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by16.1% (5)29.0% (9)12.9% (4)35.5% (11)6.5% (2)31
lower by4.8% (1)14.3% (3)23.8% (5)19.0% (4)38.1% (8)21

13. Compared to last year, the total number of international summer staff was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
16.7%13
about the same as last year
30.8%24
higher than last year
14.1%11
we don't hire international staff
38.5%30

14. If the total number of international summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by28.6% (6)9.5% (2)9.5% (2)19.0% (4)33.3% (7)21
lower by13.3% (2)13.3% (2)33.3% (5)13.3% (2)26.7% (4)15

Page: Opinions
15. The following general questions are your opinions regarding your camp for 2011 summer.
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The economy negatively affected my camp's enrollment.10.7% (8)30.7% (23)14.7% (11)34.7% (26)9.3% (7)75
Changes in the school calendar negatively affected enrollment.10.5% (8)31.6% (24)27.6% (21)22.4% (17)7.9% (6)76
Parents waited until later than usual to commit to enrolling their children in our programs.2.6% (2)18.4% (14)18.4% (14)47.4% (36)13.2% (10)76
More parents enrolled their children in shorter sessions than last year.5.3% (4)35.5% (27)42.1% (32)15.8% (12)1.3% (1)76
We had more children who wanted to come to our camp than we could accommodate.26.3% (20)31.6% (24)10.5% (8)18.4% (14)13.2% (10)76
We had more requests this year for camp scholarships than last year.1.3% (1)14.5% (11)23.7% (18)46.1% (35)14.5% (11)76
We had reduced funds for camp scholarships.12.0% (9)37.3% (28)24.0% (18)20.0% (15)6.7% (5)75
We were able to provide camp scholarships to campers that requested them.6.7% (5)13.3% (10)12.0% (9)48.0% (36)20.0% (15)75
Children in my camp's service area had more summer opportunities that resulted in greater competition with us.5.3% (4)20.0% (15)30.7% (23)37.3% (28)6.7% (5)75

16. What are the top two staff recruitment issues you faced this past summer?
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Staff issues 1
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100.0%64
Staff issues 2
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79.7%51

Page: Camp Profile
17. ACA Section:
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Percent		Response
Count
Chesapeake
1.4%1
Evergreen
4.1%3
Great Rivers 0.0%0
Heart of the South
1.4%1
Illinois
4.1%3
Indiana
1.4%1
Keystone Regional
5.4%4
Michigan
2.7%2
New England
17.6%13
New Jersey
8.1%6
New York
6.8%5
Northern California
2.7%2
Northland
1.4%1
Ohio
2.7%2
Oregon Trail 0.0%0
Rocky Mountain
1.4%1
Southeastern
9.5%7
Southern California/Hawaii
4.1%3
Southwest
5.4%4
St. Louis 0.0%0
Texoma 0.0%0
Upstate New York
2.7%2
Virginias
8.1%6
Wisconsin
9.5%7

18. Type of program:
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Day
31.6%24
Resident
68.4%52

19. Camp affiliation:
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Agency
26.7%20
Religiously-affiliated
9.3%7
For Profit
30.7%23
Independent Not For Profit
30.7%23
Governmental/Municipal
2.7%2

20. Summer youth camp clientele served:
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boys only
9.3%7
girls only
16.0%12
co-ed
72.0%54
combination
2.7%2

21. Session lengths offered at our camp include (check all that apply)
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4 days or less
20.0%15
5 to 6 days
24.0%18
1 week
41.3%31
2 weeks
48.0%36
3 weeks
28.0%21
4 weeks
36.0%27
5 to 6 weeks
22.7%17
7 to 8 weeks
25.3%19
Other (please specify)
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5.3%4

22. Our most popular session length was
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Count
4 days or less 0.0%0
5 to 6 days
19.7%15
1 week
25.0%19
2 weeks
22.4%17
3 weeks
6.6%5
4 weeks
11.8%9
5 to 6 weeks
5.3%4
7 to 8 weeks
6.6%5
other (please specify)
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2.6%2

23. Our weekly fees for this summer were in the range of:
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less than $100
5.4%4
$100-199
13.5%10
$200-299
5.4%4
$300-399
23.0%17
$400-499
8.1%6
$500-649
8.1%6
$650-799
5.4%4
$800-999
12.2%9
$1000 or more
18.9%14

24. State in which your camp is located:
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AL 0.0%0
AK 0.0%0
AZ
5.3%4
AR
1.3%1
CA
8.0%6
CO
1.3%1
CT
2.7%2
DC 0.0%0
DE
1.3%1
FL
2.7%2
GA
2.7%2
HI 0.0%0
ID 0.0%0
IL
1.3%1
IN
1.3%1
IA 0.0%0
KS 0.0%0
KY 0.0%0
LA 0.0%0
ME
2.7%2
MD
1.3%1
MA
2.7%2
MI
4.0%3
MN 0.0%0
MS
1.3%1
MO 0.0%0
MT
1.3%1
NE
1.3%1
NV 0.0%0
NH
4.0%3
NJ
8.0%6
NM 0.0%0
NY
9.3%7
NC
1.3%1
ND 0.0%0
OH
2.7%2
OK 0.0%0
OR 0.0%0
PA
4.0%3
RI 0.0%0
SC
1.3%1
SD 0.0%0
TN 0.0%0
TX 0.0%0
UT 0.0%0
VT
5.3%4
VA
5.3%4
WA
2.7%2
WV
2.7%2
WI
10.7%8
WY 0.0%0

25. What are the first three digits of your camp's zip code?
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011
1.4%1
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019 0.0%0
020
1.4%1
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025 0.0%0
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030
1.4%1
031 0.0%0
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034 0.0%0
035 0.0%0
037 0.0%0
038
2.7%2
039 0.0%0
040
2.7%2
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044 0.0%0
045 0.0%0
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048 0.0%0
049 0.0%0
050
2.7%2
052 0.0%0
053 0.0%0
054 0.0%0
057
2.7%2
058 0.0%0
060
1.4%1
061 0.0%0
062 0.0%0
063 0.0%0
064 0.0%0
065 0.0%0
066 0.0%0
067 0.0%0
068
1.4%1
069 0.0%0
070
4.1%3
071 0.0%0
074 0.0%0
076 0.0%0
077 0.0%0
078
1.4%1
079 0.0%0
080
1.4%1
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088
1.4%1
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103 0.0%0
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109
2.7%2
110 0.0%0
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115
1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
135 0.0%0
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1.4%1
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170
1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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199
1.4%1
200 0.0%0
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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1.4%1
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