Our Registration Process

Giving families easy access to register, schedule payments and complete forms from any device, no matter their location, is our ultimate goal. Our online portal means you no longer have to wait for the mail or worry about something getting lost in transit.

Registration opens for all families on Monday, January 13 at 10 a.m.

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. 

After completing the application you will have the option of paying the deposit by check or credit card. Depending on when you register, payment plans may also be available. It is important to note, all payments must be made in full by June 1.

No, 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.

Our registration system only shows programs that your child is eligible for based on age and grade.

When a program reaches capacity this will be reflected in the registration portal. If you choose to be placed on the waitlist, you will be contacted if there becomes availability. Changes to the waitlist status are continuously fluctuating up until the start date of a program.

For any family enrolling two or more children in Day Camp, a sibling discount is applied for the child(ren) with equal or lesser sessions.

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.