Dance Contingency Planning: Recommendations for School Dance Programs
Dive into the world of dance contingency planning with insights from the Dance Contingency Committee, focusing on developing guidelines specific to dance activities amidst evolving circumstances. Explore practice protocols, hygiene measures, and more to ensure a safe dance environment. Stay informed with new documents and continued guidance expected.
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Dance Contingency Planning May 26, 2020
Dance Contingency Committee Ben Winegar, AD, Canby HS Kraig Hoene, AD, Lebanon HS Chad Waples, AD, Woodburn HS Jenn Wilson, Coach, Gresham, HS Angie Huff, Coach, North Eugene HS Debbie Kishpaugh, Coach, Pendleton HS Lori Haslam, Coach, Philomath HS David McCall, DDCA 20-21 Board Chair Christine Andersen, OSAA State Rules Interpreter
Reminders: Everyone in attendance will be muted once the meeting starts. If you want to comment, you will need to unmute yourself. I will try to manage the conversations to make sure everyone has the opportunity to speak out. Feel free to submit thoughts via the chat and hopefully one of our OSAA staff members will be monitoring that.
Purpose: To develop a set of recommendations that we can present to the OSAA Executive Board to help our membership schools with guidance and a comprehensive set of guidelines specific to dance. What we develop and recommend will be impacted by the decisions of other entities - the situation continues to evolve and we should be prepared for changes to occur.
What we can anticipate: Continued guidance from NFHS/SMAC and the OSAA/SMAC regarding medical recommendations. As these change, they will continue to carry a big weight in the decisions and adjustments made in the future. Not every sport and activity will have the same reopening timelines.
Agenda: Practice Guidance/Protocols Camps/Summer Open Gyms Policy regarding practice/competition during temporary school closures Pre-Practice Screening temperature checks, recording those present for contact tracing Sport/Activity Specific Hygiene protocols (handwashing, hand sanitizer, shower following, washing clothes, etc.) Face coverings guidance/requirements coaches and participants No sharing of equipment between students (towels, clothing, shoes, sports-specific equipment, water bottles, etc.) Cleaning equipment, including balls, between workouts and/or use by another individual Sport Specific Drills/Modifications limited participants, etc.
New Documents: HTTP://WWW.OSAA.ORG/CORONAVIRUS OSAA May 20 Memo NFHS Guidance for Opening Activities
Meeting #2 Focus Question: With the new camp guidelines, do you believe it is possible to run a youth or high school dance camp?
Meeting #2 Focus Question: Hygiene protocols- What would those look like at practices? How would the safety of students be ensured? Start with 10 students allowed to 25 students allowed. Specific drill/practice modifications? What would that look like? Facemasks? Gloves? Eliminate stunting?
Meeting #2 Focus Question: Pre/post practice hygiene needs? Any protocols from school districts being discussed?
Future Meeting Dates: Tuesday, June 9 (4:00pm 5:15pm) Tuesday, June 23 (4:00pm 5:15pm) As needed through June
