Athletics

List of 5 frequently asked questions.

• Check-In

  All students participating in extracurricular activities on a given day must check-in for a temperature screening. This applies to both students who are learning on campus and those who are learning online. The standard time for the extracurricular temperature screening will be between 2:00-2:30pm and will be in two locations:
  

  • Activities/Athletics Foyer entrance
  • Lobby to ATC

  For any team or organization that has a delayed start to an activity (later than 2:30pm), all screening will take place at the ATC.
  In addition, all students who are participating in extracurricular activities will be given a ticket for admission to their club, sport, practice, rehearsal, etc. Students must present this ticket to their teacher, coach, moderator, etc. in order to be able to participate that day. No ticket - no participation!

• Arrival

  Please be aware of the following procedures:
  

  • Online students - any online student who is coming to campus to participate in an extracurricular activity should plan to arrive no earlier than 2:00pm. This will allow time for the main traffic of the school to exit the campus. Online students should arrive in the standard drop off lanes. Students who are driving themselves should park in the south parking lot (senior lot).
  • On campus students - on campus students will be permitted to remain on campus between 1:30-2:00pm to wait for their activity to begin or to take advantage of seeing their classroom teachers for extra help. In order to practice COVID-19 mitigation strategies, students should report to a “waiting location,” so that they can maintain 6 feet of distance among students. Approved waiting locations are:
    • Old Commons
    • New Commons
    • Ryan Hall A
    • Ryan Hall B
    • Theater

  At 2:00pm, students should leave the waiting locations to go to the screening locations to obtain their ticket for the day.

• Clubs and Organizations

  Students reporting for a club or organization meeting will be assigned to classroom space in which mitigation plans are followed. Seats will be at least 6 feet apart from each other, and no classroom will have more than 50% of the fire code occupancy. Clubs and organizations must use seating charts for the purposes of contact tracing, and an attendance log must be submitted immediately upon conclusion of the meeting. Seating charts and attendance logs will be submitted to Jimmy Gleich via email before leaving campus.

• Performing Arts

  Students reporting for one of the performing arts (music, theater) will report to their assigned meeting location in which mitigation strategies are employed. This may include outside locations, weather permitting. Thespians, vocalists, and instrumentalists will follow the policies as outlined in the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). Masks and social distancing will be required. Performing arts organizations should use seating charts where practical, and an attendance log must be submitted immediately upon conclusion of the meeting.

• Athletic Teams

  Students reporting for an athletic practice, conditioning session, or weight training session will report to the assigned location. This may include outside locations, weather permitting. All coaches and athletes will follow all mitigation measures as outlined by the NFHS and the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA). Only sports that are classified as moderate or low risk may engage in practices or competitions. High risk sports may engage in non-contact workout activities. While athletes will not have seating charts, coaches must keep the students in small groups/pods as much as possible to minimize potential quarantine risk. An attendance log must be submitted immediately upon the conclusion of the practice or training session.