Central Piedmont Community College is committed to providing an accessible education and supportive learning environment for all students. Students with disabilities who require special accommodations must notify Central Piedmont Services Corporation, in writing, three weeks before the camp begins, so that accommodations can be arranged. All information will be kept confidential. Central Piedmont Community College does not provide personal medical assistants or care attendants.
Medication and Medical Care Policy
If your child requires medication, you must complete the Medical Authorization Form as part of the registration process. Please note that CPCC Youth Central staff are not permitted to administer any medication. Your child must be capable of self-administering their own medication (e.g., EpiPen, insulin).
I understand that CPCC Youth Central staff are prohibited from administering medication and that my child is responsible for self-administering any required medication.
I agree to be responsible for any and all medical expenses incurred and grant permission to a physician or healthcare professional to provide medical care to my child if and when necessary.
I confirm that I have adequate health insurance to cover any medical costs that may result directly or indirectly from my child's participation in this program. I further agree to pay for any medical expenses that exceed the limits of my insurance coverage.
I confirm that the information provided about my child's health and behavior is accurate and complete.
I authorize any physician or medical personnel designated by Central Piedmont Community College Summer Camps, Central Piedmont Community College Teen Coding, or other CPCC staff to provide any treatment deemed necessary for the health and well-being of my child, including minor medical care and emergency treatment if needed.