The expectations below are included in the summer camp application. Both you and the student must acknowledge that you understand these expectations by digitally signing the contract.

1. Georgia Tech computers should NOT be used to look up any materials deemed inappropriate in nature. Any violations will result in actions being taken to include (but not limited to) notification of the parent, the Dean’s Office, and/or Georgia Tech Police.
2. Respect the property and feelings of fellow summer program students, teachers and student assistants as well as all others not directly associated with summer programs.
3. Always act in a manner that will promote a classmate's opportunity to learn in a safe and supportive environment.
4. Have a positive attitude about learning and involvement during the summer program.
5. Politely communicate any concerns directly to summer program instructors or student facilitators.
6. As we are doing a great deal of arts and crafts as well handling small building materials, campers will be expected to keep their work areas as clean as possible during the day. Camp instruction and activities will end at 2:50PM to include a cleaning of all workstations and the room in preparation for the following morning of camp. The hour before the Parent Showcase will be used in part to clean in preparation for the event.
7. No "horseplay", inappropriate behavior or language of any kind will be tolerated. Students are representatives of Georgia Tech during their involvement with the summer programs, and they should act accordingly.
8. No drugs or tobacco are permitted on the Georgia Tech campus by summer program participants. If your child requires prescribed medications, please include a note that indicates the name of the medication and when it should be administered. The medication must be in the correct prescription container.
9. No weapons of any kind are permitted in our camps. This includes guns, knives, switchblades, pocket knives, and any other instruments that could be used as weapons. Any student who brings a weapon to a summer program or uses Georgia Tech computers inappropriately will be handed over to the campus police and immediately dismissed from the program.

Violation of these expectations will result in the immediate dismissal from the camp without a refund of camp fees. Dismissed campers will not be allowed to return to OEC camps in the future.