With the school year coming to an end, many parents are scrambling
to make summer plans for their kids – on Friday, San Francisco Mayor London
Breed announced that summer camps will be open in the city.
Starting June 15, city, non-profit and private camps can
operate as long as they follow health guidelines.
“We are going to prioritize kids of parents who are working in essential businesses who are part of the city’s response,” said Phil Ginsburg, general manager of San Francisco’s Parks and Rec Department.
Camps will be required to keep kids in “pods” of 12.
They’ll also have to run for a minimum of three weeks to
keep kids in consistent groups.
Source: NBC Bay Area
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