The most read content in the last issue featured the Eisner and Crane Lake half marathon!

The most read content in the last issue featured 12 ways to make Shabbat at your congregation more like camp!

Last week’s most read content in The Clipboard included two stories about the power of engaging youth in our camps, Israel programs, NFTY and within our congregations, a prank at Camp Harlam turned into a blessing and three generations of love at Jacobs Camp.

Last week’s most read content in The Clipboard included an explanation from Jacobs Camp Director J.C. Cohen about why he sends his kids to two different Jewish camps every summer, a reflection from a Kutz participant who got to meet with URJ President Rabbi Rick Jacobs and a look back at sixty incredible years of OSRUI and URJ camping.

Last week’s most read content in The Clipboard included a walk down memory lane from Camp Harlam, the story of how a handful of courageous OSRUI staff saved lives and the somewhat unexpected details of a day in the life of a camp director.

Last week’s most read content in The Clipboard included a reflection from a camp parent on receiving her first-ever camp letter, a look at two schools of thought around the “no cellphone” policies at camps around the country and one parent’s path to preparing her daughter for camp—and herself to let go.