
Silverlake Day Camp
Join us for an unforgettable summer at Silverlake Day Camp at SIJCC! Our camp provides a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment where children can play, learn, and grow while making lifelong memories.
Designed for campers entering Transitional Kindergarten (TK)/Kindergarten through 2nd grade, our program is filled with enriching activities, outdoor adventures, and creative exploration. All campers must be at least 4.5 years old by June 2025 to participate. Get ready for a summer of fun, friendship, and discovery at Silverlake Day Camp!

Our Camp Counselors
We’re looking for enthusiastic, responsible, and community-minded teens who want to help create an unforgettable summer for our campers. Many of our counselors are alumni of our Jewish Learning Center (JLC) or have grown up in the SIJCC community, and we love seeing them take the next step as leaders and role models.
We’re fully hired for 2025 but check here to apply next year!
Silverlake Day Camp Team
DIRECTOR
SILVERLAKE DAY CAMP
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Natasha Lake Newman is a seasoned Jewish educator and program leader with over 20 years of experience creating dynamic, inclusive, and joy-filled learning environments. A Los Angeles native, Natasha has dedicated her career to building strong communities through supplemental and informal Jewish education. She’s led everything from religious schools and teen programs to summer camps and family engagement initiatives, always centering her work on meaningful relationships, innovative curriculum, and the holistic needs of learners.
Her work is grounded in a deep belief that Jewish education should be joyful, identity-affirming, and rooted in real connection. Natasha’s educational philosophy centers the whole child and person, nurtures socio-emotional growth, and celebrates lifelong learning.
Natasha is excited to bring her experience and warmth to the SIJCC. She currently lives in Pasadena with her animal sidekicks, Burrito and Saffy.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
SILVERLAKE DAY CAMP
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Joey Devine is a San Francisco Bay Area native who moved to Los Angeles to work in the entertainment industry and now, high fives four-year-olds and lifts heavy objects for a living as the Site Manager at SIJCC.