Grades: 7th-9th

Cost: $225/week of camp 

Counselors in Training (CIT) work under Lead Counselors and begin to take on new responsibilities with younger kids. From helping to facilitate games and creative activities, to leading the groups through different locations, Counselors in Training learn what it means to take ownership, are mentored by their older peers, and are given a sneak peek into what it means to become a leader. Counselors in Training can submit an application here to be considered. All applications are reviewed by the Camp Management Team to ensure the CIT is ready for this next step.

Grades: 10th+

Paid Seasonal Employee 

A Junior Counselor gains more responsibility in leading activities, transitions, and pick up/drop off. Junior Counselors start to experience what it means to be a young adult by learning important professional skills such as communication with their team and supervisor, time management, and organization. We hold high expectations for our Junior Counselors so they can continue to grow into future successful roles as they mature. Junior Counselors can submit a job application here and will be contacted for an interview should their application be accepted.

Counselor: Minimum 1 year of experience required

Lead Counselor: Minimum 2 years of experience required

Paid Seasonal Employee 

Counselors and Lead Counselors are responsible for overseeing their counselor group and owning the schedule for the day. In addition to leading, organizing, and planning activities, Counselors and Lead Counselors also support with general parent questions at pick up/drop off. Counselors and Lead Counselors have significant experience in camp or a similar environment prior to growing into this role. Counselors can submit a job application here and will be contacted for an interview should their application be accepted.

Let LSF help develop the skills your teen needs to grow in the world. Since this is a learning opportunity, we ask that your child take the steps to apply themselves and manage all communication with LSF. They will go through a formal interview process and should be prepared as such. They will be held accountable to standards of expectation for professionalism and performance. 

Not all applicants will receive an offer, so it is important to talk with your teen about rising to the top to get one of the best first-time jobs out there!