Montana Conservation Corps wants your child to have a
successful and positive experience this summer. Thank you in advance for
sharing the most up to date medical information and verifying your child can
perform the tasks required for participation listed below.
Each year youth participants with a variety of medical and mental health backgrounds have successfully participated in MCC programs. If your child has a disability, we strongly
encourage you to contact MCC staff so that we can discuss reasonable accommodations
prior to the start of the program.
Any enrollment
acceptance is conditional upon completion of the health history questions on
the following pages. Youth
participating in MCC programs must be able to:
· Walk on uneven, outdoor terrain and negotiate
natural obstacles, such as hills, streams, and boulders.
·
Live in a rustic location not always accessible
by vehicles.
·
Sleep in their own tent, near other teens and adult
leaders within an established campground area.
· Participants must remain in their tents at night, except to go to the bathroom, and must wake their expedition leader in case of emergency.
·
Lift and carry a backpack for hiking and
working.
·
Eat provided meals and drink water regularly.
·
Refrain from using a cell phone or other
internet connected devices, except in MCC approved situations.
·
Follow directions and participate willingly in
work activities, camp chores, and community living activities.
·
Refrain from violence, hitting, verbal assault,
bullying, any inappropriate or unwelcome touching, or any similar
behavior.
·
Show respect for others, work/live/play/interact
in large and small groups without constant one-on-one assistance.
·
Continue taking prescribed medication.
·
Participate in normal activities related to
self-care, health, and hygiene.
·
Abide by MCC policies as explained by staff and
leaders.
·
Promptly notify MCC staff and/or leaders of any
health condition that requires medical attention or change of activity.
·
Able to sleep through the night without wetting
the bed