Protocols and Practices

We are following the Fulton County and GHSA guidelines
There will be no visitors during open gyms, tryouts and practices. For games the answer is unknown at this time
You must wear a mask upon entering and leaving the campus. Also when going indoors. You do not need to wear a mask while playing the sport. All volunteers will need to wear a mask while volunteering
Keep volunteers to a minimum and Use the same ones to reduce the number of people come in contact
Non contact temperature checks upon entering the facility, every time
We will be asking a COVID Questionnaire (provided by Fulton) every time you enter the facility
We will provide EPA approved hand sanitizer stations for disinfecting against COVID through out the gym areas
We will be cleaning all equipment and frequently touched items with EPA approved disinfectant against COVID after every use
Maintain social distancing between players and coaches
Water fountains will not be in use, players will need to bring their own water bottles and not to share
Designated bathroom for players to use at the facility, also practice social distancing
Small number groups of open gyms/practices and tryouts
Avoid touching your face- eyes, nose and mouth
Please have your player stay home if she/he is sick
Avoid physical contact - high fives, handshakes, fist bumps and hugs
Try and keep small groups together to avoid mixing groups

COVID Questionnaire-

This form will be filled out every time you enter the building for that specific practice/open gym and tryout
Non contact temperature will be taken and recorded.
If you answer yes, to any of the questions on the form - 1st- Cannot play, 2nd- Coach is notified, 3rd - AD is notified, 4th- Can't return to the sport until the District says OK (this will depend on the situation)

If You Think You're Sick With COVID-19:

Learn the symptoms and call a doctor.

Look for Symptoms

•Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure and include fever, cough, shortness of breath

•If you have an emergency warning sign (including trouble breathing), get medical attention right away

•See a full list of emergency warning signs and symptoms at cdc.gov

Call a Doctor First

•If you think you might have COVID-19, call a doctor

•Tell the office you may have COVID-19 so they can prepare

•Call 911 if you have a medical emergency. Notify the operator that you have, or think you might have, COVID-19

Protect Yourself and Others

•Keep 6 feet away from others

•Wear a cloth face covering in a community setting and at home if you must be around people or animals

•Stay home except to get medical care