Campers stay in air-conditioned cabins furnished with bunk beds and bathrooms that will be cleaned and sanitized before they arrive. Cabins are assigned by grades and gender and each camper may request one cabin mate. All counselors and staff are background checked. Campers are supervised by counselors or staff at all times. Our program and procedures ensure no camper is alone with an adult or another camper.

We have a health officer on staff and our campers are kept safe during swim time by a certified lifeguard. In case of an emergency, parents / guardians will be notified. If they cannot be reached, we will contact the emergency contact on file. If needed, students will be transported to Ally Medical Emergency Room in Buda, TX. If you have any questions, please contact us at foundmusic.org@gmail.com

7:30 AM Breakfast

8:30 AM Devo & Voice

9:00 AM Theory Class

10:00 AM Theory Class

11:00 AM Group Singing

Noon Lunch

1:00 PM Men--Songleading

Ladies--Chorus

2:20 PM Break

2:30 PM Devotional in the Chapel

2:45 PM Song Leading by Students

3:00 PM Group Singing

4:00 PM Break, Canteen

6:00 PM Supper

7:00 PM Sight-Singing

7:45 PM Group Singing

9:00 PM Free Time, Canteen

10:00 PM In Cabins

11:00 PM Lights Out

1. Respect leaders, staff, and all campers.
2. Stay in camp boundaries as set forth by the staff. 
3. Do not go off alone or you and opposite gender by yourselves.
4. No guys in girls cabins/no girls in guy cabins. 
5. No profanity.
6. Respect Twin Oaks Ranch property.
7. Everyone participates. Be on time.
8. No pranks. At all.
9. Please dress modestly.
10. No electronic devices (cell phones, etc) during classes and singing.
11. No drugs, alcohol, tobacco products, fireworks, weapons, inappropriate reading material.
12. Stay away from the pool during the other group’s swim time. Cover up when going to and from.
13. Always act according to common sense and consider the consequences of your actions.

*Failure to abide by rules can result in being sent home from camp at parents’ expense!

Students should bring a love for singing and a desire to learn. Also:

• Sleeping bag or twin bedding (sheets, blankets, etc)

• Pillow

• Toiletries

• Swimsuit

• Towel

• One Sunday dress outfit for final concert

• Clothing for the week should be modest

• Medicines (will be left with the nurse upon arrival)

• Flashlight

• Pitch Pipe

• Pencils, pens, paper, notebook, music theory books

• Bible

• Good Attitude and a desire to learn.

Every student must fill out and bring a Medical Information form with them to camp. Students will turn the medical information form and any medication to the camp nurse during registration.

Send all prescription medicines in original containers. We can only administer the medication as the bottle reads, so make necessary adjustments with your pharmacy before camp. Over the counter medications must also come in original container. Do not send medications in pill boxes or baggies as we cannot legally dispense in this manner. Medication will be collected at registration.

State regulations require that ALL medication be in original containers, have an original, intact prescription label affixed with the patient’s name, be stored in a secure location not accessible to campers, and can only be dispensed under the direction of the Camp Health Officer (CHO). [see 25 TAC §265.15(l)]

The Foundation School of Church Music has been contributing to better singing in the churches of Christ for more than 60 years. The objectives of the first session are still before the teachers today:

• Have better singing in our assemblies.

• Train experienced and inexperienced song

  leaders.

• Provide training in music theory for beginners through experienced song writers.

• Have a lot of fun practicing, learning, and singing praises to our Lord