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Summer Adventure Program 2026ngonzalez2026-06-15T07:22:10-07:00

Summer Adventure Program 2026

One day a week, 5-week program! Open to youth 7-16 years of age.

Step 1 of 5

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5-Week Program

Beginning July 7th. Every Tuesday for 5 weeks.

Location for youth drop off/pick up

Tribal Administration Office. 1019 2nd st. San Fernando CA 91340

Parent Contact Details

Parent/ Guardian Name(Required)
Parent/ Guardian Email(Required)
Mailing Address(Required)
Would you like your child to be picked up from Home? (Within a 5-mile radius from 1019 2nd st. San Fernando CA 91340)

Youth Information

Name(Required)
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Select the grade they will transition into for Fall 2026
Please list any of your youth's medical conditions or behavioral conditions you would like to request accommodations for. This includes but is not limited to food allergies, mobility limitations or sensory issues. ECLD may require a doctor's note to verify your medical or behavioral condition. If you require or request ECLD to administer or distribute medications to your youth during their time at, ECLD will reach out for the next steps and procedures.

Youth 2 information

Name(Required)
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Select the grade they will transition into for Fall 2026
Please list any of your youth's medical conditions or behavioral conditions you would like to request accommodations for. This includes but is not limited to food allergies, mobility limitations or sensory issues. ECLD may require a doctor's note to verify your medical or behavioral condition. If you require or request ECLD to administer or distribute medications to your youth during their time at, ECLD will reach out for the next steps and procedures.

Youth 3 information

Name(Required)
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Select the grade they will transition into for Fall 2026
Please list any of your youth's medical conditions or behavioral conditions you would like to request accommodations for. This includes but is not limited to food allergies, mobility limitations or sensory issues. ECLD may require a doctor's note to verify your medical or behavioral condition. If you require or request ECLD to administer or distribute medications to your youth during their time at, ECLD will reach out for the next steps and procedures.
Parent/Guardian Expectations(Required)
Parent and Guardian Expectations are as follows:
Drop-Off: Parent agrees to arrive and sign-in o their youth to an ECLD staff at the designated Camp Drop-off Location by 8:30 AM daily for Drop-off or the ECLD sanctioned and modified drop off time.
Pick-up:Parent agrees to arrive and sign-out their youth with an ECLD staff at the designated Camp Drop-off Location by 5:00 PM daily for pick-up or the ECLD sanctioned and modified drop off time.

Drop-off and Pick-up times may vary by ECLD request when an excursion or agenda for the day demands it. ECLD staff will provide ample notification, at least 1 week prior, to the parents and guardians about a required deviation from regular schedule or drop-off address.
Attendance Policy(Required)
Parent agrees that youth will attend all 5 days of the summer adventure program.
Student Expectations Policy(Required)
Youth and our Education and Cultural Learning Department as a whole are expected to follow all safety and instructional procedures while using materials, participating in an activity, or while occupying a space.
Youth are expected to remain in the company of at least one adult and one other youth or more at all times, and generally remain within a 10 foot distance from an ECLD staff at all times. Youth are expected to be receptive to direction and correction, by following directions and adjusting negative behaviors promptly. Youth are expected to treat their peers, staff, guests, presenters, volunteers and community teachers with respect by listening to directions and presentations quietly, calmly and attentively. ECLD has zero tolerance policy regarding inappropriate touching, foul language, assault, bullying, criminal conduct and persistent behavioral problems. Any display or notification of said behaviors will result in disciplinary action which may include but is not limited to parent intervention, behavioral plans, department probation, or expulsion from the program or department. Use of technology is limited to ECLD sanctioned activities or during ECLD sanctioned free phone times during breakfast, lunch, and pick-up. If at anytime these technology items are deemed distracting or impose a safety hazard, youth may be required to put them away or be confiscated by ECLD staff at any time, to then only be returned to the child's parents. Youth are prohibited from viewing, distributing or sharing foul or inappropriate content with others while in the care of ECLD.
Medical Release and Waiver of Liability Form.(Required)
I understand that participating in the Education and Cultural Learning Department (ECLD) programs carries a risk of injury or illness to myself or my child. I consent to my child’s participation in the ECLD programs and authorize the ECLD staff and medical personnel to provide treatment in case of injury or illness.

I agree to follow all ECLD rules and regulations, including safety guidelines. I, on behalf of myself and my child, release, discharge, indemnify, and hold harmless the ECLD and its employees, directors, and agents from any liability, injury, death, or damage that may occur during participation in ECLD programs, including those arising from negligence. I further agree not to sue the ECLD or its representatives regarding matters covered by this release.

This agreement will be governed by the laws of California, USA. I understand that by signing this release, I am waiving certain rights and that it is a complete and unconditional release of liability to the fullest extent permitted by law.

By allowing my child to participate, I waive, release, and discharge the ECLD and associated parties from any liability for injury, death, or damage occurring during participation, including travel to and from the activity. I also agree not to sue the released entities and indemnify them from any claims related to the activity.

I acknowledge that the Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians and their representatives are not responsible for any errors or actions of the activity organizers. I assume all risks associated with participation, including those from negligence, defective equipment, or potential liability without fault.
Dress Code and Required Materials Policy(Required)
Youth will receive a summer adventure shirt and hat that must be worn for all 5 days. Youth are prohibited from wearing excessively tight or revealing clothing. Youth are prohibited from wearing clothing with offensive language or images. Shorts, pants, dresses and skirts must reach an appropriate length of reaching at least mid-thigh. Undergarments cannot be visible, especially when participating in physical activities. Closed toed, athletic, and or protective shoes must be worn at all times with the allowed exception for sandals at the beach, shower, or lake. youth who fail to meet the dress code will be asked to change or be sent home.

Emergency Contacts

List 2-3 qualified adults to assume care of your child for pick-up in the event you, the parent listed, cannot assume care of your child or in the event of an emergency.
Emergency Contact #1(Required)
Emergency Contact #2(Required)
Emergency Contact #3

Camp Activity and Excursions Questionaire

We are planning some excursions including but not limited to a swimming, surf lessons, zip lining, paddle boarding, and using gardening tools. These questions help us determine the feasibility of your child participating in these activities.
Does your child know how to swim?(Required)
Does your child know how to tie a knot/shoelaces?(Required)
Clear Signature
I acknowledge and agree to the above policies and agreements required for my child's participation in the Summer Adventure Program including but not limited to the Parent/Guardian Expectations Agreement, the Attendance Policy Agreement, the Student Expectations Policy Agreement, the Medical Releases and Waiver of Liability Form, and the Dress Code and Required Materials Policy.
Education & Cultural Learning Department
1019 2nd Street, San Fernando, CA

Address

1019 2nd Street,
San Fernando, CA

Phone

+1 818 837 0794

Hours

Monday – Friday
9am to 5pm

E-mail

education@tataviam-nsn.us

Tribal Territory

The Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians is a native sovereign nation of Northern Los Angeles County with historic ties to Mission San Fernando. Their traditional, historic, and ancestral tribal territory encompasses four valleys: the San Fernando, Simi, Santa Clarita, and Antelope Valleys. Today, the Tribal Administration Office is located in San Fernando, California. 

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Tribal Administration Office 
1019 2nd Street,
San Fernando, CA 91340
818-837-0794
education@tataviam-nsn.us

Monday – Friday
8:30am – 5:00 pm

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