New Country Day Camp is an open-tent community that celebrates and sustains joyful, outdoor summer experiences where all can thrive. We maintain a proud legacy as a Jewish camp, comprised of a multicultural community, representing and celebrating the heartbeat of NYC. We build meaningful connections with ourselves, each other, and the natural world around us through innovative programming that is rooted in Jewish tradition and guided by universal values.

New Country Day Camp is a 7-week, outdoor summer camp for campers in kindergarten-8th grade. NCDC operates M-F, 8am-5pm, and provides transportation for staff and campers to and from our campgrounds on Staten Island via multiple locations throughout Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. NCDC is a neurodiverse camp community, and all staff members are responsible for supporting neurodivergent and neurotypical campers and staff to have successful summers.

The Jewish Culture Coordinator will play a pivotal role in the development, implementation, and execution of Jewish programming on the grounds at New Country Day Camp. The Jewish Culture Coordinator utilizes the NCDC mission, values, and Jewish ethos to generate and support Jewish initiatives and programming.

RESPONSIBILITIES
Pre-Camp Planning
Consult with various members of the leadership team on the development of the New Country Day Camp Curriculum Guide and visibility of Jewish Initiatives
Develop and support with leading staff training session(s) on Shabbat/ Jewish Programming at camp
Submit lesson plans for all program varieties (Division-wide, cohort, inclement weather) to supervisor and consultants
Attend any necessary pre-camp meetings leading up to the summer
Program Management
Teach weekly, Division-wide Jewish Programming Blocks, incorporating activities that give meaning to NCDC values and seasonal theme.
Develop and execute 30–40-minute activities for groups of ~30 campers at a time grouped by age and inclusive of varying needs and abilities
Create and implement alternative programming for activity periods as needed (e.g. absent Program Staff, schedule adjustments, etc.)
Develop, execute, and lead portions of weekly Shabbat celebrations
Where possible/appropriate, utilize music or other creative modalities as a means of engaging campers and staff in NCDC Jewish Curriculum
Be actively involved in the development and implementation of NCDC Maccabi Games (color war) and other specialty programming (e.g. Tu B’av holiday programming)
Execute inclement weather programming as needed over the summer
Leadership and Staff Supervision
Uphold commitment to prioritizing the Jewish curriculum at camp throughout the summer
Support the general execution of the camp day-to-day as needed
Support NCDC staff in overseeing the throughline of Jewish throughout each week
Act as resource for all staff in implementing the Jewish curriculum at camp
Attend weekly Program Staff meetings and act as resource for the Program Staff to incorporate the theme into their lesson plans
Task manage counselors and develop clear roles for them during programming
Model professional behavior for campers and other staff at all times
Maintain and exhibit a role of leadership at all times as a member of NCDC’s Key Staff
Establish and promote a commitment to the values, mission, and vision of New Country Day Camp
Be present at all days of orientation, camp and staff meetings during the camp season

Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake is a value-driven Jewish overnight camp in the Hudson Valley, serving campers ages 7–13. Sprout Lake fosters a joyful, inclusive community where campers build lifelong friendships, deepen their Jewish identity, and grow as confident, compassionate leaders.

Position Overview:
The Archery Specialist leads safe, engaging archery programming for campers and oversees the daily operation of the archery range. This is a part-time role (~26 hours/week), making it a great opportunity for someone looking to be part of a camp community without a full-time commitment.

Key Responsibilities
• Lead engaging, age-appropriate archery instruction for campers of varying skill levels
• Ensure all safety protocols are followed and maintain a safe, well-managed range
• Set up, inspect, and maintain archery equipment and range facilities
• Teach proper technique, form, and range etiquette
• Foster a supportive and encouraging environment that builds campers’ confidence
• Collaborate with program staff to integrate archery into the broader camp experience

Dates:
• June 25 – August 12

Schedule:
Monday–Thursday
• 10:00am – 12:35pm
• 2:45pm – 5:20pm
Friday
• 9:30am – 12:00pm
• 1:55pm – 4:15pm

Salary & Perks:
• $25/hour (~$4,500 for the summer)
• Lunch provided (optional)

Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake is a value-driven Jewish overnight camp in the Hudson Valley, serving hundreds of campers each summer. Rooted in a deep connection to Israel and the Jewish people, leadership development, and experiential education, Sprout Lake fosters a joyful, inclusive community where campers build lifelong friendships, deepen their Jewish identity, and grow as confident, compassionate leaders.

Position Overview: The Head of Camp (Rosh Machane) is a senior leadership role responsible for the overall camper experience and programmatic vision of camp. This position supervises Unit Heads, ensures a cohesive and mission-driven program, and plays a central role in staff development, camp culture, and daily operations as a member of the leadership team.

Key Responsibilities
Program Leadership & Oversight
– Oversee all camp programming, ensuring alignment with camp values and goals
– Supervise and support Unit Heads through coaching, guidance, and accountability
– Partner across departments to support camper care and program integration
– Contribute to decision-making on camper care, staffing, scheduling, and priorities
– Maintain clear communication and alignment across the camp
Staff Training & Development
– Design and lead pre-camp staff training in partnership with leadership
– Provide ongoing coaching, enrichment, and professional development
– Foster a culture of feedback, growth, and excellence
Camper Experience & Community
– Ensure a positive, inclusive, and engaging environment for all campers
– Monitor camper experience and proactively address challenges
– Collaborate with camper care teams to support individual needs
Camp Culture & Engagement
– Serve as camp “Master of Ceremonies,” leading assemblies and key moments
– Set the tone for camp spirit, energy, and community
– Create meaningful camp-wide experiences that foster connection and belonging

Dates: On Site from June 8-August 17, some pre-camp work is required
Salary: Depending on experience, $5000-$8,000

Work Location: In person

Description
Location: Mamaroneck, NY
Reports To: Director of Summer Program
Camp dates: 6/29/26- 8/20/26
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:15am – 4:15pm
Orientation: Week of June 22nd (evenings)
*There will be some pre-camp work/meetings in the spring

About Westchester Summer Day: Westchester Summer Day is located on the Long Island Sound in Mamaroneck, NY, on a 26-acre campus. Our 500 campers come from all over Westchester County, NYC, and beyond to spend their summer at our program. We are a service-driven day camp program for the Jewish community, providing superior staff-to-child ratios, flexible scheduling, a daily hot lunch, and a wide variety of summer activities, including swimming, challenge courses, nature programs, arts & crafts, music, sports, and more.

The Summer Camp Pool Operator is responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, and cleanliness of the camp’s swimming pool facilities. This role ensures compliance with health and safety regulations while supporting a fun, safe, and welcoming aquatic environment for campers and staff.

Key Responsibilities:
Operate and maintain pool systems, including filtration, pumps, and chemical treatment systems
Monitor and adjust pool chemical levels to ensure water quality meets local and state health codes
Perform routine inspections of pool facilities, equipment, and surrounding areas
Maintain accurate records of water testing, chemical usage, and maintenance activities
Identify and report maintenance or safety concerns promptly
Coordinate with lifeguards and aquatics staff to support daily pool operations
Ensure pool areas are clean, organized, and free of hazards
Follow all camp policies, emergency procedures, and safety protocols
This position will work with the WSD Aquatics Assistant to supervise the lifeguards, scheduling, and maintaining the pool deck.

About Westchester Summer Day: Westchester Summer Day is located on the Long Island Sound in Mamaroneck, NY, on a 26-acre campus. Our 500 campers come from all over Westchester County, NYC, and beyond to spend their summer at our program. We are a service-driven day camp program for the Jewish community, providing superior staff-to-child ratios, flexible scheduling, a daily hot lunch, and a wide variety of summer activities, including swimming, challenge courses, nature programs, arts & crafts, music, sports, and more.

The Summer Camp Aquatics Director is responsible for the safe, engaging, and well-organized operation of all pool programs at camp. This role oversees the pool complex, ensures compliance with safety regulations, supervises aquatic staff, and coordinates the instructional swim curriculum. The Aquatics Director plays a pivotal role in camper skill development and maintains high safety standards at the pools.

Camp dates: 6/29/26- 8/20/26

Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:15am – 4:15pm
Orientation: Week of June 22nd (evenings)
*There will be some pre-camp work/meetings in the spring

Key Responsibilities:
Aquatics Program Management:
Plan, organize, and oversee daily pool activities (instructional swim, free swim, etc.).
Instructional Coordination: Create instructional swim groups at the start of the summer and adjust as needed.
Testing & Records: Conduct initial camper level testing, ongoing testing for level advancement, and deep-water testing. Maintain accurate weekly records of deep-water tests and student swim levels.
Reporting: Complete Red Cross swim report cards for every camper at the end of the season.
Private Lessons: Manage and coordinate the schedule for after-camp private swim lessons.
Communication & Administration:
Parent Communication: Serve as the primary point of contact for families regarding aquatics; answer parent emails daily, address concerns, and send reminders regarding private swim lessons.
Scheduling: Update and post the weekly guard schedule and morning job schedule.
Inventory: Manage pool supplies and equipment inventory; assist with budgeting and purchasing as needed.
Safety & Compliance:
Enforce all camp, local (Westchester County), state (NY Dept of Health), and national aquatic safety standards.
Conduct daily safety checks of the pools and rescue equipment.
Lead emergency response procedures and drills within the pool complex.
Maintain accurate records, including attendance, incident reports, and certifications.
Staff Supervision & Training:
Train, schedule, and supervise lifeguards and aquatic staff (hiring is handled by the Camp Director).
Provide ongoing coaching, feedback, and performance evaluations to guards and instructors.
Ensure staff maintain current certifications and follow safety protocols at all times.
(Note: May assist in certifying beach/waterfront staff in CPR/Lifeguarding, though daily supervision of the waterfront is not part of this role).
Camper Experience:
Foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment at the pool.
Encourage participation, skill development, and confidence in the water.
Salary Range: $10,000.00 – $12,000.00 for the summer season.

As an Equal Opportunity Employer, qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status.