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No reports here yet, which means no early warnings either. Every school on Ickly starts with one parent, and that parent could be you. Rally your parent crew, gather care points together, and watch your school's health community strengthen and climb the Ickly leaderboard as one of the most active school communities. The more families join in, the more value unlocks for the school and for every parent in it. Here's how to get the ball rolling:
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Get an email the moment another parent reports something at Camp Highlands for Boys, and share what you see too. Every follow earns care points that lift Camp Highlands for Boys up the leaderboard.
Log the first report
Kid home sick today? A 20-second anonymous log helps every family here and stacks up care points for your school.
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Where boys grow, explore, and build character in the Northwoods
Nestled in the pristine Northwoods of Wisconsin, Camp Highlands for Boys has been offering an unforgettable summer experience for boys since 1904. This historic camp, located on Plum Lake in Sayner, provides a nurturing environment where campers aged 8 to 16 can grow, learn, and build lasting friendships. With a strong emphasis on character development, sportsmanship, and outdoor adventure, Camp Highlands aims to instill confidence, independence, and a love for the natural world in every participant. The camp's rich traditions and dedicated staff create a supportive community where boys are encouraged to step out of their comfort zones and discover new talents. Camp Highlands boasts a wide array of activities designed to engage and challenge campers. From classic water sports like swimming, canoeing, and sailing to land-based adventures such as archery, tennis, and nature exploration, there's something to spark every boy's interest. Creative arts and campcraft also play a significant role, allowing campers to express themselves and develop practical skills. The camp's philosophy centers on fostering a sense of belonging and mutual respect, where older boys mentor younger ones, and everyone contributes to the vibrant camp spirit. A summer at Camp Highlands is more than just a vacation; it's a transformative journey that helps boys become well-rounded, responsible, and resilient individuals, equipped with memories and friendships that will last a lifetime.
Where it sits in the neighborhood
No illness logs for this school yet.
If your family has something relevant to share, an anonymous log helps other parents get an earlier heads-up.
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Heads-ups parents heard from school emails, class chats or other parents. These are not reports from the family who was sick.
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Be the first family watching this school
Why it matters: know before it reaches your house: see the doctor a day sooner, keep a kid home to protect your work week, or stock the medicine cabinet before the fever or lice hit. And when you share what you see at home (takes 30 seconds, anonymous), other families get the same heads-up.
- One email when illness picks up here
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How does this school handle sickness?
Be the first, this page stays empty until a parent fills it in. One star rating is enough, and it tells the next family what to expect.
No parent has answered this yet, so this page stays empty until one does. If your kid goes here, you're the person who can tell the next family what to expect.
Help fill in health info for Camp Highlands for Boys
Camp Highlands for Boys has not shared whether there is a nurse on site or when kids need to stay home. If you know, add it for other families.
Share kit for Camp Highlands for Boys
Two print-ready posters: one personalized for Camp Highlands for Boys with a QR code that opens this page, and a general Fall 2026 poster for bulletin boards and front offices.
Made for Camp Highlands for Boys
School poster with QR code
Community poster
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Print-ready 8.5 x 11 for bulletin boards, front offices and pickup lines.
Ready-to-paste share copy
Written for Camp Highlands for Boys, with the link already in place. Pick a channel to see the message.
Get heads-ups from Camp Highlands for Boys on your phone
Follow the school in the app to see what is spreading, and share an anonymous log in a few taps so other families get the same heads-up.
Alerts reach you the day something is reported, not the next time you visit.
What parents should know about illness at Camp Highlands for Boys
This is the community health page for Camp Highlands for Boys, a summer camp in Sayner, WI. Parents here log the illnesses their kids actually come home with, so other families can see what is going around before the school sends a notice. Nothing on this page is medical advice or an official school report: it is what parents in this community have shared, plus public food safety and environmental records where they exist.
No parent has logged an illness at Camp Highlands for Boys in the last 14 days. Quiet stretches are normal, especially outside the winter respiratory season, and they can also mean no one at this school has started logging yet. Being the first family to log helps every parent who checks this page next week.
On the watchlist this month
- Typical seasonal peak
Year-round, with larger fall and winter increases
- Runny or stuffy nose
- Sneezing and mild cough
- Scratchy throat
- AllergiesTypical seasonal rise
Chicago often has a spring pollen peak and a fall ragweed peak
- Sneezing fits
- Itchy or watery eyes
- Clear runny nose
- Typical seasonal rise
Year-round, but often noticed when school resumes
- Persistent scalp itching
- Tickling feeling in hair
- Tiny white eggs (nits) near the scalp
- Typical seasonal rise
Often higher in winter and early spring, with a back-to-school rise
- Sudden sore throat without cough
- Painful swallowing
- Fever over 100.4 F
Good to knowHow illness usually moves through Camp Highlands for Boys
Illness at Camp Highlands for Boys tends to show up first in one group of kids who share the most contact time, then widen out over the following week or two. Parent logs on this page are the earliest visible signal, usually days ahead of any official notice.
- Respiratory bugs peak in the cold months and spread school-wide
- Stomach bugs move quickly through shared bathrooms and lunch spaces
- Skin and eye infections track close contact and shared items
- Most kids are contagious before symptoms are obvious
Back to schoolWhen can my child go back to Camp Highlands for Boys?
Every school sets its own sick policy, so check yours first. These are the rules of thumb most schools and daycares follow:
- Fever-free for a full 24 hours without fever medicine before returning
- No vomiting or diarrhea for 24 hours, and eating normally again
- On antibiotics for at least 12 to 24 hours for strep throat or impetigo
- Eye discharge cleared, or cleared by your pediatrician, for pinkeye
- Well enough to take part in a normal school day, not just well enough to sit through it
Around hereHow illness travels between nearby schools
Camp Highlands for Boys is one of many summer camps in Sayner tracked on Ickly. October activity around Sayner tends to follow the seasonal pattern above, and illness rarely stops at one campus: siblings, sports, and playdates carry it between nearby schools across ZIP 54560 within a week or two. Checking neighboring schools alongside this one gives you a fuller picture than any single page can.
What to have at home
Parent-picked checklists, chosen for what families here are logging, the ages at Camp Highlands for Boys, and the time of year.
- Cold and flu season kitRespiratory season is under wayView checklist
- Daycare illness kitThe everyday basics most families end up needingView checklist
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Ickly is a parent-reported community signal, not a medical service or an official school record. Always talk to your pediatrician about your own child's symptoms.
Common questions
What is going around at Camp Highlands for Boys?
No sickness has been logged at Camp Highlands for Boys in the last 14 days. That usually means things are quiet right now, and you will see new logs here as soon as families share them.
How does Ickly know what is spreading at Camp Highlands for Boys?
Everything on this page comes from parents. Families log a symptom or a confirmed diagnosis for their child, and Ickly groups those logs by summer camp and by week so you can see patterns without anyone's name attached. Logs are always anonymous to other parents.
Can I get notified when illness spreads at Camp Highlands for Boys?
Yes. Follow Camp Highlands for Boys with a free Ickly account and you will get a heads up when parents start logging something new, plus a weekly summary of what is going around.
How do I log a sick day for my child at Camp Highlands for Boys?
Tap "How's everyone feeling?" anywhere on Ickly and answer a couple of quick questions. It takes under a minute, stays anonymous, and it is what makes this page useful for every other family at Camp Highlands for Boys.
Is Camp Highlands for Boys in Sayner, WI?
Yes. Camp Highlands for Boys is a summer camp in Sayner, WI. You can also see what is going around at nearby schools and daycares in the same neighborhood on Ickly.
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