Yes, we'll definitely have some additional adults to help with the overnights. (There's no way I'd agree to provide 24 hours of supervision with no opportunity to sleep.) I'd like to draw that help from the Young Adult group, which at our church includes people aged 22-35 (mostly on the younger end of that range). I'm hoping Dorian (Alex's former nanny) would be willing to take part - she's been really interested in the OWL program, so she might.
I think there's a general policy not to use parents as supervisors for youth activities; I know that parents of youth aren't allowed to lead the youth group, for example, and they're not allowed to be mentors for the Coming of Age program.
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Date: 2007-10-08 04:45 pm (UTC)I think there's a general policy not to use parents as supervisors for youth activities; I know that parents of youth aren't allowed to lead the youth group, for example, and they're not allowed to be mentors for the Coming of Age program.