Our Registration Process
Enrollment for Brooks School Summer Programs is offered exclusively online and all completed applications will only be accepted electronically. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Space is limited so please plan accordingly.
Tips to Get Started
We highly encourage you to use a computer for the registration process. In some cases, phones and tablets have limitations.
To fully complete the medical forms you will need to have your child’s doctor, dentist, and medical information available. We recommend having this information on hand before starting.
While completing the household information form we encourage you to provide the names of two guardians. There are some instances where having two guardians helps us address the needs of your child.
Before your registration is marked as “complete” and your child’s enrollment is secured, you will need to have completed the Medical Form and provided a physician's report dated within the last eighteen (18) months that includes all immunization dates. We understand that summer is several months away, but having your child’s medical history will assist our medical staff in supporting your child’s medical needs.
You will have an opportunity to upload a photo of your child. This photo is only used internally and entirely optional. Including a photo helps the counselors get acquainted with your child before they arrive.
Parent Portal Overview
FAQ
- What are the benefits to online registration?
- When may I register?
- What do I need to register?
- How do I make payments?
- Do you accept paper applications?
- I don't see the program I am looking for, can you help?
- What is a "waitlist status"?
- What is the sibling discount?
- What is the medical form and physician's report?
- What immunizations does my child need to attend camp?
What are the benefits to online registration?
When may I register?
What do I need to register?
To fully complete the registration process, it is important to have each child's medical information. This includes a physician's report and immunization dates. You will also need the name of an emergency contact and and provide your basic contact information.
If necessary, you can always save an application and return at a later date to continue where you left off. All paperwork must be submitted within two-weeks of registration.
How do I make payments?
Do you accept paper applications?
I don't see the program I am looking for, can you help?
What is a "waitlist status"?
What is the sibling discount?
What is the medical form and physician's report?
The Medical Form is completed by the parent or guardian and provides a comprehensive medical history of the camper. By completing this form you are providing our nurses with a list of medications, allergies, and important life events such as surgeries, operations, and social/emotional needs. And in the event of an emergency, we have access to insurance information and authorization to administered medical care.
The Physician’s Report and Immunizations is a document provided by your primary care physician. From this report, we are able to ensure vaccinations are up-to-date and a physical examination has been completed within the past 18 months. Massachusetts requires this information not only for admittance into schools, but also for all recreational camps. Per these regulations, children must meet the immunization requirements for the grade they will enter in the school year following their camp session.