SFAC recommends parents and guardians consult their child’s medical provider to assess their risk factors in attending camp. Our registrar can also help connect you with appropriate resources. Email office@fineartscamp.org or call 907-747-3085.

​Sitka Fine Arts Camp follows the medication guidelines of the American Camp Association. If your child takes a daily medication, camp is not the time to add, remove, or make other adjustments. Medication is required to be brought to camp in its original packaging inside a ziplock bag labeled with the student’s name, medication name, dosage directions, and the name and phone number of the prescribing physician. Medication, including over the counter medicines, must be turned into the Camp Nurse upon arrival and must appear on the medical form. If a student brings a medication that is not listed on the medical form or not in its original packaging, it will not be dispensed and will be held for the student until the end of camp. Every student taking a daily medication will need to report to the Health Center at the appropriate time each day to be administered their dose. Medication is dispensed by the nurse at the Health Center at Breakfast, Dinner, and Bedtime.

When SEARHC nursing staff or the Director of Student Life determines that a student is too sick to participate in activities, students rest in their rooms or quarantine until they are able to return to activities. Sick students are monitored by the counseling staff and nursing staff as appropriate. Our staff will contact you if your student misses a full day of classes due to illness.

The Sitka Fine Arts Camp provides transportation to SEARHC facilities if recommended by SEARHC for an acute issue. Our staff will contact you if this happens. All other medically related transport is the responsibility and cost of the parent/guardian. Sitka Fine Arts Camp does not provide transportation for non-urgent medical care.