JAM Clubs

* You consent to your camper participating in all regular JAM - Junction Arts & Media (Community Access Television, Inc.) activities, on and off the Briggs Opera House and JAM space facilities, and accept the fact that some of these involve inherent risks. By permitting your child to attend and participate in Club or Camp activities, CATV and its agents, employees, and volunteers are released from any and all claims for damage arising out of injury to your child while participating in any and all activities including, but not limited to: video production (operating cameras, sound equipment, lighting, grip gear and props), acting/performance, arts and crafts, and digital editing programs. Such activities may occur on-site or off-site in Vermont or other states.
* You consent to the use of photographs or video of your camper to be used in publications, news releases, online, and in other communications related to the mission of JAM.
* You agree to inform us if your child is enrolled in an Individualized Education Program or 504 Plan, receives other special social-emotional or behavioral support, or has any medical issue that may impact their ability to engage in the camp environment or camp community. You consent to JAM contacting you and your child’s service provider(s) and/or professional(s) to develop a plan to help your child succeed at camp.
* You understand that you are responsible for your camper’s medical expenses, including deductibles, and co-pays. You consent to emergency medical treatment for the camper if CATV, in its sole discretion, determines it to be necessary. In the event of a medical emergency, you consent to CATV contacting you and other emergency contacts whom you have provided.
* You understand that your child is required to be vaccinated according to the Federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) immunization guidelines AND Vermont Department of Health immunization schedules. Religious or philosophical exemptions are not accepted. Medical exceptions are only allowed for conditions established by the CDC or the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). The medical exception must be submitted for individual shots in a signed statement from a licensed pediatrician which states:
The physical condition or medical circumstances of the camper and which vaccines are contraindicated.
Whether the medical exception is permanent or temporary.
The expiration date, if the exception is temporary.