Survey Results

Page: 2011 Summer Camper Enrollment Information

1. Our total summer enrollment in camper weeks was in the range of
	answered question		109
	skipped question		0
		Response Percent	Response Count
5000 or more		3.7%	4
2500 to 4999		16.5%	18
1750 to 2499		11.0%	12
1000 to 1749		23.9%	26
750 to 999		6.4%	7
500 to 749		11.9%	13
250 to 499		11.9%	13
less than 249		14.7%	16

2. Compared to last year, our camper enrollment for this summer was
	answered question		109
	skipped question		0
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		21.1%	23
about the same as last year		21.1%	23
higher than last year		57.8%	63
we do not enroll individual campers		0.0%	0

3. If your summer camper enrollment was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					93
	skipped question					16
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	20.3% (14)	30.4% (21)	15.9% (11)	29.0% (20)	4.3% (3)	69
lower by	18.5% (5)	33.3% (9)	18.5% (5)	7.4% (2)	22.2% (6)	27

4. When compared to the last 5 years, the 2011 summer camp enrollment was
	answered question		109
	skipped question		0
		Response Percent	Response Count
the highest of the past 5 summers		29.4%	32
higher than most of the past 5 summers		21.1%	23
about the same as the past 5 summers		26.6%	29
lower than most of the past 5 summers		19.3%	21
the lowest of the past 5 summers		3.7%	4

5. Our overall camp enrollment for the summer of 2011 was at
	answered question		109
	skipped question		0
		Response Percent	Response Count
100% capacity		11.0%	12
90-99% capacity		37.6%	41
80-89% capacity		26.6%	29
less than 80% capacity		24.8%	27

6. How close were you to your targeted enrollment for the summer of 2011?
	answered question		108
	skipped question		1
		Response Percent	Response Count
100%		28.7%	31
90-99%		38.9%	42
80-89%		19.4%	21
less than 80%		13.0%	14

7. If your camp intentionally set a targeted enrollment that was less than the Camp's actual capacity, the MAIN reasons for the difference were
	answered question		69
	skipped question		40
		Response Percent	Response Count
we can't hire enough staff to enroll at full capacity		2.9%	2
choose to limit enrollment for quality experience reasons		20.3%	14
enrollment requests don't match age group size limits		11.6%	8
enrollment requests don't match gender limits		4.3%	3
enrollment doesn't match week availability		10.1%	7
current budget doesn't support actual capacity		10.1%	7
we strategically planned for reduced growth based on current economic environment		33.3%	23
Other (please specify) [ShowReplies]		21.7%	15

8. Compared to last year, enrollments by session length were:
	answered question				108
	skipped question				1
	lower	about the same	higher	does not apply	Rating Count
1 week session	10.5% (10)	29.5% (28)	36.8% (35)	23.2% (22)	95
2 week session	14.1% (13)	22.8% (21)	26.1% (24)	37.0% (34)	92
3-4 week session	14.4% (13)	24.4% (22)	22.2% (20)	38.9% (35)	90
5-6 week session	9.8% (8)	15.9% (13)	12.2% (10)	62.2% (51)	82
7-8+ week session	10.3% (9)	14.9% (13)	17.2% (15)	57.5% (50)	87

9. Our total number of campers enrolled this summer was in the range of
	answered question		108
	skipped question		1
		Response Percent	Response Count
1 to 99		5.6%	6
100 to 199		15.7%	17
200 to 299		11.1%	12
300 to 399		6.5%	7
400 to 499		12.0%	13
500 to 649		7.4%	8
650 to 999		15.7%	17
1000 to 1499		12.0%	13
1500 to 1999		7.4%	8
2000 or more		6.5%	7

10. The percentage of our total campers from minority groups (race/ethnicity) was in the range of
	answered question		108
	skipped question		1
		Response Percent	Response Count
1-5%		28.7%	31
6-10%		31.5%	34
11-15%		13.0%	14
16-20%		9.3%	10
21-30%		5.6%	6
31-50%		4.6%	5
more than 50%		1.9%	2
we had no minority campers		5.6%	6

11. The economic levels of the families we primarily serve are considered
	answered question		108
	skipped question		1
		Response Percent	Response Count
poverty		0.0%	0
low income		10.2%	11
middle income		57.4%	62
high income		25.0%	27
Other (please specify) [ShowReplies]		7.4%	8

12. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for boys in camper weeks was
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		14.3%	15
about the same as last year		38.1%	40
higher than last year		35.2%	37
we don't enroll boys (skip to question 14)		12.4%	13

13. If your summer enrollment for boys was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					70
	skipped question					39
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	30.6% (15)	22.4% (11)	12.2% (6)	16.3% (8)	18.4% (9)	49
lower by	11.5% (3)	26.9% (7)	11.5% (3)	7.7% (2)	42.3% (11)	26

14. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for girls in camper weeks was
	answered question		104
	skipped question		5
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		16.3%	17
about the same as last year		46.2%	48
higher than last year		36.5%	38
we don't enroll girls (skip to question 16)		1.0%	1

15. If your summer enrollment for girls was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					72
	skipped question					37
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	27.5% (14)	13.7% (7)	7.8% (4)	25.5% (13)	25.5% (13)	51
lower by	30.8% (8)	23.1% (6)	7.7% (2)	7.7% (2)	30.8% (8)	26

16. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for 9 year olds and younger in camper weeks was
	answered question		104
	skipped question		5
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		19.2%	20
about the same as last year		36.5%	38
higher than last year		42.3%	44
we don't enroll 9 year olds and younger (skip to question 18)		1.9%	2

17. If your summer enrollment for 9 year olds and younger was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					81
	skipped question					28
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	16.1% (9)	28.6% (16)	16.1% (9)	23.2% (13)	16.1% (9)	56
lower by	20.7% (6)	20.7% (6)	17.2% (5)	10.3% (3)	31.0% (9)	29

18. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for campers 10-12 years old in camper weeks was
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		20.0%	21
about the same as last year		34.3%	36
higher than last year		44.8%	47
we don't enroll 10-12 year olds (skip to question 20)		1.0%	1

19. If your summer enrollment for 10-12 year olds was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					81
	skipped question					28
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	35.6% (21)	22.0% (13)	11.9% (7)	15.3% (9)	15.3% (9)	59
lower by	30.4% (7)	39.1% (9)	8.7% (2)	8.7% (2)	13.0% (3)	23

20. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for teenagers in camper weeks was
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		16.2%	17
about the same as last year		34.3%	36
higher than last year		37.1%	39
we don't enroll teenagers (skip to question 22)		12.4%	13

21. If your summer enrollment for teenagers was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					65
	skipped question					44
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	we don't enroll teens	Rating Count
higher by	36.2% (17)	25.5% (12)	12.8% (6)	14.9% (7)	10.6% (5)	47
lower by	5.0% (1)	40.0% (8)	25.0% (5)	10.0% (2)	20.0% (4)	20

22. What percent of your 2011 campers were campers returning from prior summers?
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
0%		0.9%	1
1-9%		0.0%	0
10-24%		1.9%	2
25-49%		17.9%	19
50-74%		42.5%	45
75-89%		28.3%	30
90-99%		8.5%	9
100 %		0.0%	0

23. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for returning campers was
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		12.3%	13
about the same as last year		63.2%	67
higher than last year		22.6%	24
n/a		1.9%	2

24. If your summer enrollment was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					61
	skipped question					48
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	27.9% (12)	18.6% (8)	11.6% (5)	11.6% (5)	30.2% (13)	43
lower by	20.0% (4)	35.0% (7)	5.0% (1)	5.0% (1)	35.0% (7)	20

25. What percent of your 2011 campers were international campers?
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
0 %		44.3%	47
1-4%		41.5%	44
5-9%		7.5%	8
10-24 %		5.7%	6
25-49 %		0.9%	1
50-74 %		0.0%	0
75-100 %		0.0%	0
Please list their home countries: [ShowReplies]			33

26. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for international campers was
	answered question		102
	skipped question		7
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		6.9%	7
about the same as last year		38.2%	39
higher than last year		12.7%	13
n/a		42.2%	43

27. If your summer enrollment for international campers was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					50
	skipped question					59
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	21.6% (8)	2.7% (1)	8.1% (3)	5.4% (2)	62.2% (23)	37
lower by	20.0% (3)	0.0% (0)	13.3% (2)	6.7% (1)	60.0% (9)	15

28. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for minority campers (race/ethnicity) was
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		3.8%	4
about the same as last year		67.6%	71
higher than last year		21.0%	22
n/a		7.6%	8

29. If your summer enrollment for minority campers (race/ethnicity) was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					50
	skipped question					59
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	32.5% (13)	17.5% (7)	5.0% (2)	7.5% (3)	37.5% (15)	40
lower by	18.2% (2)	0.0% (0)	9.1% (1)	9.1% (1)	63.6% (7)	11

30. If you have specialized programs (i.e., horseback riding, ropes courses, target sports, tripping, etc.) when compared to last year the campers were:
	answered question		103
	skipped question		6
		Response Percent	Response Count
interested to the same degree		54.4%	56
not as interested in the specialized program(s)		8.7%	9
more interested in the specialized programs(s)		16.5%	17
we don't offer specialized programs		17.5%	18
other (please specify) [ShowReplies]		2.9%	3

31. The total number of campers who received financial support (camp scholarships) of at least 50% of the camp fee this summer was in the range of
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
0		9.5%	10
1-9		17.1%	18
10-19		16.2%	17
20-29		9.5%	10
30-49		13.3%	14
50-99		10.5%	11
100-199		14.3%	15
200-299		2.9%	3
300 or more		6.7%	7

32. The total number of summer camper weeks represented by children who received camp scholarships of at least 50% of the camp fee was in the range of:
	answered question		104
	skipped question		5
		Response Percent	Response Count
1 to 14 weeks		23.1%	24
15 to 29 weeks		10.6%	11
30 to 49 weeks		6.7%	7
50 to 99 weeks		15.4%	16
100 to 199 weeks		17.3%	18
200 to 249 weeks		5.8%	6
250 to 499 weeks		5.8%	6
500 to 999 weeks		3.8%	4
1000 weeks or more		1.9%	2
n/a		9.6%	10

33. Compared to last year, summer enrollment of campers who received camp scholarships was
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
lower than last year		15.1%	16
about the same as last year		38.7%	41
higher than last year		38.7%	41
we had no campers on camp scholarships		7.5%	8

34. If the summer enrollment of campers who received camp scholarships was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
	answered question					73
	skipped question					36
	1-3%	4-7%	8-10%	>10%	n/a	Rating Count
higher by	31.5% (17)	22.2% (12)	11.1% (6)	14.8% (8)	20.4% (11)	54
lower by	28.6% (6)	14.3% (3)	9.5% (2)	14.3% (3)	33.3% (7)	21

35. The total dollar amount for all camp scholarships awarded for Summer 2011 was
	answered question		105
	skipped question		4
		Response Percent	Response Count
less than $1,000		1.0%	1
$1,000 to $2,499		6.7%	7
$2,500 to $4,999		7.6%	8
$5,000 to $9,999		8.6%	9
$10,000 to $24,999		18.1%	19
$25,000 to $49,999		21.9%	23
$50,000 to $74,999		10.5%	11
$75,000 to $99,999		4.8%	5
$100,000 to $249,999		11.4%	12
$250,000 or more		1.0%	1
we awarded no camp scholarships		8.6%	9

36. What type of discount options did you offer during Summer 2011?
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
discount based on economic situation		35.8%	38
sliding fee scale		9.4%	10
sibling discount (family discount)		57.5%	61
discount for enrollment in multiple sessions		34.0%	36
discount for early registration		53.8%	57
did not offer discounts		13.2%	14
Other (please specify) [ShowReplies]			8

37. The total number of campers enrolled in some type of specific leadership or counselor-in-training program was in the range of
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
1-4 campers		4.7%	5
5-9 campers		11.2%	12
10-14 campers		15.0%	16
15-19 campers		13.1%	14
20-29 campers		8.4%	9
30-49 campers		12.1%	13
50 or more		19.6%	21
we offered no specific leadership or counselor-in-training program		15.9%	17

Page: Opinions

38. The following questions are your opinions regarding your camp for 2011 summer.
	answered question					107
	skipped question					2
	strongly disagree	disagree	neutral	agree	strongly agree	Rating Count
The economy negatively affected my camp's enrollment.	8.5% (9)	19.8% (21)	15.1% (16)	35.8% (38)	20.8% (22)	106
Changes in the school calendar negatively affected enrollment.	12.3% (13)	27.4% (29)	24.5% (26)	28.3% (30)	7.5% (8)	106
Parents waited until later than usual to commit to enrolling their children in our programs.	2.8% (3)	21.7% (23)	19.8% (21)	34.9% (37)	20.8% (22)	106
More parents enrolled their children in shorter sessions than last year.	8.6% (9)	35.2% (37)	27.6% (29)	20.0% (21)	8.6% (9)	105
We had more children who wanted to come to our camp than we could accommodate.	26.7% (28)	33.3% (35)	12.4% (13)	22.9% (24)	4.8% (5)	105
We had more requests this year for camp scholarships than last year.	1.0% (1)	22.1% (23)	25.0% (26)	33.7% (35)	18.3% (19)	104
We had reduced funds for camp scholarships.	4.8% (5)	35.6% (37)	27.9% (29)	21.2% (22)	10.6% (11)	104
We were able to provide camp scholarships to campers that requested them.	3.8% (4)	11.4% (12)	14.3% (15)	57.1% (60)	13.3% (14)	105
Children in my camp's service area had more summer opportunities that resulted in greater competition with us.	2.9% (3)	30.4% (31)	28.4% (29)	26.5% (27)	11.8% (12)	102

39. What are the top two enrollment issues you faced this past summer?
	answered question		91
	skipped question		18
		Response Percent	Response Count
Issue 1 [ShowReplies]		100.0%	91
Issue 2 [ShowReplies]		85.7%	78

40. Did you collect evaluation data on camper youth development outcomes (using ACA Youth Outcomes Battery or other tested surveys) this summer?
	answered question		103
	skipped question		6
		Response Percent	Response Count
Yes		30.1%	31
No		69.9%	72

Page: Camp Profile

41. ACA Section:
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
Chesapeake		1.9%	2
Evergreen		1.9%	2
Great Rivers		1.9%	2
Heart of the South		1.9%	2
Illinois		3.7%	4
Indiana		1.9%	2
Keystone Regional		7.5%	8
Michigan		2.8%	3
New England		6.5%	7
New Jersey		3.7%	4
New York		14.0%	15
Northern California		7.5%	8
Northland		0.0%	0
Ohio		11.2%	12
Oregon Trail		0.9%	1
Rocky Mountain		3.7%	4
Southeastern		12.1%	13
Southern California/Hawaii		3.7%	4
Southwest		0.0%	0
St. Louis		1.9%	2
Texoma		4.7%	5
Upstate New York		0.0%	0
Virginias		1.9%	2
Wisconsin		4.7%	5

42. Type of program:
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
Day		34.9%	37
Resident		65.1%	69

43. Camp affiliation:
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
Agency		18.7%	20
Religiously-affiliated		15.0%	16
For Profit		30.8%	33
Independent Not For Profit		33.6%	36
Governmental/Municipal		1.9%	2

44. Summer youth camp clientele served:
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
boys only		1.9%	2
girls only		11.2%	12
co-ed		80.4%	86
combination		6.5%	7

45. Session lengths offered at our camp include (check all that apply)
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
4 days or less		22.4%	24
5 to 6 days		24.3%	26
1 week		53.3%	57
2 weeks		50.5%	54
3 weeks		29.9%	32
4 weeks		32.7%	35
5 to 6 weeks		25.2%	27
7 to 8 weeks		28.0%	30
Other (please specify) [ShowReplies]		7.5%	8

46. Our most popular session length was
	answered question		106
	skipped question		3
		Response Percent	Response Count
4 days or less		2.8%	3
5 to 6 days		13.2%	14
1 week		33.0%	35
2 weeks		13.2%	14
3 weeks		9.4%	10
4 weeks		8.5%	9
5 to 6 weeks		5.7%	6
7 to 8 weeks		9.4%	10
other (please specify) [ShowReplies]		4.7%	5

47. Our weekly fees for this summer were in the range of:
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
less than $100		2.8%	3
$100-199		7.5%	8
$200-299		13.1%	14
$300-399		18.7%	20
$400-499		10.3%	11
$500-649		15.9%	17
$650-799		8.4%	9
$800-999		7.5%	8
$1000 or more		15.9%	17

48. State in which your camp is located:
	answered question		107
	skipped question		2
		Response Percent	Response Count
AL		0.9%	1
AK		0.0%	0
AZ		0.0%	0
AR		0.0%	0
CA		11.2%	12
CO		3.7%	4
CT		0.9%	1
DC		0.0%	0
DE		0.0%	0
FL		3.7%	4
GA		1.9%	2
HI		0.0%	0
ID		0.0%	0
IL		2.8%	3
IN		2.8%	3
IA		0.9%	1
KS		0.0%	0
KY		0.0%	0
LA		0.0%	0
ME		0.9%	1
MD		2.8%	3
MA		2.8%	3
MI		2.8%	3
MN		0.0%	0
MS		0.9%	1
MO		1.9%	2
MT		0.0%	0
NE		0.9%	1
NV		0.0%	0
NH		1.9%	2
NJ		2.8%	3
NM		0.0%	0
NY		9.3%	10
NC		4.7%	5
ND		0.0%	0
OH		10.3%	11
OK		0.9%	1
OR		0.9%	1
PA		10.3%	11
RI		0.0%	0
SC		1.9%	2
SD		0.0%	0
TN		0.0%	0
TX		3.7%	4
UT		0.0%	0
VT		1.9%	2
VA		1.9%	2
WA		1.9%	2
WV		0.0%	0
WI		5.6%	6
WY		0.0%	0

49. What are the first three digits of your camp's zip code?
	answered question		104
	skipped question		5
		Response Percent	Response Count
007		0.0%	0
009		0.0%	0
010		0.0%	0
011		0.0%	0
012		0.0%	0
013		0.0%	0
014		0.0%	0
015		0.0%	0
016		0.0%	0
017		0.0%	0
018		0.0%	0
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436		0.0%	0
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L2N		0.0%	0
V6G		0.0%	0

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