Version 2.1 Updated June 29 , 2020 More sessions and ...

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Version 2.1 Updated June 29th, 2020

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Letter from NYS: Well, this has been one heck of a ride! As you can imagine the NYS Team has been working around the clock! We are excited to be able to offer something this summer, even though we are very disappointed not be running things as usual. We have had to do our best to put together a program within the state restrictions and also within our philosophy and expectation of quality.

We have removed 2 sessions/participant limit. We are still prioritizing residents- but taking non-residents from an automatic waitlist. Please read more in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Please reach out with any questions!

Andi Egmont and the NYS Team

Here is the list of major changes to this summer’s offerings:

Programs to open July 6th in Phase 2 or 3 All new brochure- all existing summer programs have been cancelled and credits/refunds

processed New boutique programs, clinic and clubs

Groups >12 (most >10) No more than 3 groups at a site (<30) Shortened hours to reduce potential exposure Outdoor spaces (including two covered outdoor classrooms at the Rec

Center) All Staff will be 18+ years of age All staff will receive special COVID health and cleaning training All participants have completed Kindergarten and older Residents Priority- Non-residents will be able to sign up and be placed on a non-resident

waitlist (see more in FAQ) Parents and siblings will stay in the car at drop off and do a check in(older kids encouraged

to walk or bike after pre-screening by parents) Required Pre-screening Check and Onsite wellness check daily All Athletic Programs will run as clinics- No Team Sport Play Each staff and participant will need to have a mask and will wear them when keeping a

distance of 6 or more feet is not possible (see state regulations at back of activity guide) Limit to # of programs per child to allow for more families to participate

All plans are preliminary and contingent upon the status of the State’s phased re-opening plan.

All plans are made with the best of intentions but with the understanding that if NYS does not feel we can offer safe, high quality programs with these restrictions, we retain the right to cancel any programs or end the season immediately.

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FAQ’s Registration Q: How many programs am I allowed to register for? A: We are limiting registration to 2 programs per participant to give more families a chance to participate. If there are still spaces left a week before the program start date, we will open them up to those residents who have already reached their registration limit. Q: Can non-residents register? A: As a city department, we are prioritizing the limited spaced for residents. However, our system allows us to create an automatic non-resident waitlist. So YES, register and get on the list. If room is available, we will take non-residents. No payment is required for the non-resident waitlist. Q: Will you be adding more sessions of a program or new programs as Phase 3 opens or the summer goes on? A: Yes, we will continue to look for opportunities to increase our offerings. We are looking at a few more currently. There is a chance that we could add some drop-in programs later in the summer as restrictions are lifted, but no plans are in place as of now.

Q: Will Phase 3 openings change programs to a larger size? A: We do not anticipate changing program sizes as Phase 3 begins, due to a reduction in seasonal staff size this summer. Q: Do I need to provide a doctor’s note if my child has a pre-existing condition, such as asthma? A: Any individual with a medical condition needs to seek approval from their physician. Please contact NYS at registration if your child has any medical or support needs that we should be aware of. Q: What is the cancellation policy? A: Our summer 2020 policy will be different. Normally we allow refunds up to two weeks prior to the start of the program, this year we will not. You may cancel prior to a week before the program but will receive credit only. This is due to the upfront cost of purchasing materials and supplies during the pandemic and the short turn around with program registration and confirmation.

Social Distancing Q: How will social distancing be maintained at programs? A: All of our programs have been restructured to create maximum social distancing through smaller program sizes, small staff to participant ratios and larger program spaces. Furthermore, all of our programming will take place outside or under one of our two outdoor classroom shade structures. Q: Are siblings allowed to sit close and touch if they are both in the same program? A: We will be encouraging all participants to maintain social distance during programs to

make it consistent for other participants and staff. Q: Will my participant be sharing supplies and other materials? A: Participants will be asked to bring or be provided their own materials and supplies. The state has allowed in Phase 2, for the use of shared materials such as balls in some youth sports. This will be looked at on a case by case (or program by program) basis.


PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Q: Are masks required for participants during programs? A: Masks are required in situations where social distancing cannot be maintained. We have restructured all of our programs to allow for social distancing, but each participant is required to have a mask with them when they come to programs for times when distance cannot be maintained. Masks should be washed daily. Q: Will staff be wearing masks and gloves during programs? A: Yes, in situations where the staff cannot maintain a social distance of 6 feet from the participants, they will be wearing masks and gloves.

Q: Are gloves required for participants during programs? A: No, participants are not required to wear gloves. Q: What PPE should my child come to the program with? A: Participants must have a mask or face cover and personal hand sanitizer. We will provide each participant with a personal sized hand sanitizer on the first day of the program. A mask or face cover needs to be easily taken on and off by the participant, and hold well in place on its own. It must cover the mouth and nose. Q: What will happen if my child comes to the program without the required PPE? A: We will have a LIMITED number of masks should a participant forget theirs.

Hygiene and Handwashing Q: Are there bathrooms on site at each location? A: Yes, participants will have access to bathroom facilities at each program location.

Q: How will participants and staff wash their hands at outdoor programs? A: Participants will have access to bathroom facilities at each program location. We will also provide each participant with a personal bottle of hand sanitizer on the first day of the program. Staff will lead participants in frequent and effective hygiene behaviors.

Screening, Isolation and Discharge Q: What type of screening will participants go through each day? A: We are asking care givers to do an initial pre-screen at home, the details of which will be emailed prior to the first day of the program. On site, staff will confirm that the pre-screen was clear, do a visual screening for any symptoms and take the participant’s temperature. Staff will actively monitor participants throughout the day for symptoms of any kind.

Q: What will happen if a staff member or participant starts to show signs of sickness while at a program? A: All staff will receive a COVID Safety training. They will learn to look for possible symptoms. If someone appears symptomatic, they will be removed from the program and a parent/guardian will be contacted for pick up. If it is a staff person, an NYS staff will step in until the program ends for the day. Each site will have a designated area for isolation until a participant can be picked up. This location will be at least 12’ from other participants.


Q: What will happen if there is a COVID exposure at a participant’s home? A: All families will be asked and expected to do pre-screening prior to each day. Any family who has had direct contact with a positive or presumed positive case must contact NYS. At this point the Health Department will be notified and will decide all steps from there. These decisions are based on a number of variables including but not limited to program type, size and contact risk.

Q: What will happen if there is a COVID exposure at a program? A: At this point the Health Department will be notified and will decide all steps from there. These decisions are based on a number of variables including but not limited to program type, size and contact risk. For more information you can contact the Newburyport Health Department.

Cleaning, Disinfecting, and Sanitizing Q: Will there be extra cleaning of surfaces? A: Staff will use CDC recommended cleaning agents to clean and disinfect all materials and surfaces before and after each program and as needed throughout the day.

Q: How often will the bathrooms be cleaned? A: Frequently touched or common surfaces will be wiped down regularly during the day. Some programs may be at locations, such as city parks, with portable bathrooms. These are cleaned on the city’s schedule. For more information you can check with the Parks Department.

Miscellaneous Q: What happens if it rains? A: Programs will be cancelled if all-day rain is expected. An email will go out in the morning if a program is cancelled for that day. Fridays are potential make up days for rain cancellations.

Q: What is the pickup/drop off procedure? A: Specific pickup and drop off instructions for each program site will be emailed prior to the first day of the program.



Electricity & Magnetmania Learn all about electronics, magnetism, and more in this fun and educational hands-on workshop! Take part in our Minds in Motion electronic lab and take home your very own circuit kit. With the aid of your instructor, simply follow the colorful pictures in your manual to build up to 100 exciting projects such as a flying saucer, alarm, and doorbell! All parts are mounted on plastic modules and snap together with ease. You will also take part and witness many cool magnetic experiments, including making and taking home the world’s simplest motor! See a mysterious spinning top that never stops and witness a cool magnetic sand timer. Watch electricity being produced by a hand-held generator and take part in a cool activity involving a very powerful magnet. Behold a special magnetic top levitating and much more! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Minds in Motion Cost: $140 Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 2-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Dungeons & Dragons Explore an entire fantasy world created completely by YOU! The game that takes place in your imagination is fun for all ages, and all you need is your creativity. Learn the basics of Dungeons & Dragons and adventure through a week long quest of epic proportions, fighting orcs and saving entire kingdoms! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Chris Cain Cost: $115 Session 1 7/20/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Session 2 8/3/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

LEGO Mindstorms Robotics Using the latest LEGO Mindstorms EV3 and the LEGO NXT, participants will design, build, and program a variety of incredible LEGO robots! From crawling scorpions that can attack enemies to battle tanks that can launch projectiles, this class has something for everyone! We will also use specially designed LEGO software to code and bring our LEGO robots to life! Note: Participants do not take projects home. Each participant will be issued their own LEGO robotics kit and laptop for the entire week. There will be no sharing of LEGO bricks. All LEGO bricks and laptops will be thoroughly sanitized prior to the start of class on Monday. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Kevin Husson Cost: $90 Session 1 7/27/2020 Grades: 3-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM



LEGO Robotics WeDo 2.0 Young engineers will have an opportunity to design and build a variety of different LEGO projects using WeDo 2.0. Participants will then learn how code and bring their projects to life using a laptop and specially designed drag-and-drop software. Projects are available for beginners and more experienced builders! This is a one-of-a kind experience for all LEGO builders! Note: Participants do not take projects home. Each participant will be issued their own LEGO robotics kit and laptop for the entire week. There will be no sharing of LEGO bricks. All LEGO bricks and laptops will be thoroughly sanitized prior to the start of class on Monday. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Kevin Husson Cost: $90 Session 1 7/27/2020 Grades: 1-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Session 2 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00AM-11AM Session 3 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:30AM-1:30AM Outer Space & Physics Fun Come join an exciting world of space exploration as you build and take home your very own solar system kit! Each young astronomer will paint and watch their very own solar system come to life as the planets orbit around the solar-panels sun that drives a motor so the planets actually move. Learn all about the stars and constellations as you build and take home a mini star dome. Check out our real meteorite fragment samples! Take part in other exciting activities involving physics, air pressure and density. You will also witness some really neat demonstrations from your instructor! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Minds in Motion Cost: $145 Session 1 8/17/2020 Grades: 3-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Top Secret Science Each day kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 8 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny, and kids will be thoroughly entertained. We will explore weird motions and flying things, air and water pressure, crazy chemistry, light and sound, science magic, electricity, magnets, astronomy and more. Be prepared for lots of fun stuff! FYI 50% of the experiments will be different than last summer! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Top Secret Science Cost: $225 Session 1 8/24/2020 Grades: 1-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM



SafeSitter Safe Sitter® is designed to prepare 6th-8th graders to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. The Instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises. Students learn: Safety Skills, Child Care Skills, First Aid & Rescue Skills, Life & Business Skills. Location: Rec Center Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $135 Session 1 07/14/2020 Grades: 6-8 Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:30AM-11:30AM Session 2 8/11/2020 Grades: 6-8 Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:30AM-11:30AM

Safe @ Home Safe@Home by Safe Sitter® is a program designed for students in grades 4-6 to prepare them to be safe when they are home alone. This 90-minute program teaches your child how to practice safe habits, how to prevent unsafe situations, and what to do when faced with dangers such as power failures or weather emergencies. Participants are also introduced to the Safe Sitter® First Aid Chart and learn a system to help them assess and respond to injuries and illnesses. Location: Rec Center Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $45 Session 1 7/21/2020 Grades: 4/5 Tue, 1:00PM-2:30PM Session2 8/18/2020 Grades: 4/5 Tue, 1:00PM-2:30PM Arts & Crafts Supplies and materials at your fingertips! Enjoy time in the outdoor art space creating original pieces and getting crafty! Learn how to make new works of art, while enjoying classics! Location: Rec Center Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $65 Session 1 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-3 Mon,Tue,Wed,1:00PM-3:00PM Session 2 7/27/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,1:00PM-3:00PM Yoga and Mindfulness Join Meghan Leighton for yoga, mindfulness, activities, and games this summer! Each lesson will focus on either mindful breathing, walking, listening, or mindfulness of emotions. Meghan is a licensed MA teacher and certified yoga and mindfulness instructor who has been working with youth for the past ten years in the areas of special education, mindfulness, and yoga. Please bring your own yoga mat. For more information on Meghan, please see www.awake-minds.com. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Meghan Leighton Cost: $65 Session 2 8/18/2020 Grades: 4-6 Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9-10:30am



Ukulele Jams! Come learn how to play the ukulele with us! We will play games, sing songs and learn how to play ukulele together. By the end of the week, you will know how to play 3-4 songs. No experience needed. At the end of the week you will be able to show your family what an amazing musician you are! For the older group, we will learn new chords. Dig deeper into how chord progressions work and learn how to cover songs you are interested in. By the end of the week you will have the resources you need to create music you care about and relate to. For all participants, please bring your own ukulele if you have one (if not, one will be provided) and a pencil. Location: Nock Middle School Field Instructor: Jamie Sokolowski & Gardner Rulon-Miller Cost: $100 Session 1 8/3/2020 Grades: 3-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Session 2 8/3/2020 Grades: 6-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Intro to Archery Donna Ricci, USA Archery NTS Level 3 Certified Coach will teach you the basics of barebow archery. Archery is a multigenerational activity that the entire family can enjoy. It has been known to help build upper body strength, aid in attention and concentration and is a skill that can last a lifetime. In this four week outdoor class, you will learn the basics of archery. A Zoom meeting with Coach Ricci is required before you can begin the class. Once you register, please contact Coach Ricci at [email protected] for details. Location: Archers Artemis Instructor: Archers Artemis Cost: $110

Session 1 8/1- 8/22 Ages: 8+ Saturdays, 8:45 AM-9:50 AM Session 2 7/31-8/21 Ages: 8+ Fridays, 9:30-10:25AM Clipper Field Hockey Clinic Join the NHS field hockey coaches for a clinic to learn and develop your field hockey skills. Players will learn the basics of field hockey, while getting a chance to practice in skill sessions that help develop individual and team skills. All levels are welcome! Please bring: field hockey stick, mouth guard, shinpads, and field hockey goggles. If you need to borrow a stick for the week, please email Coach Jessica Delacey at [email protected] Location: NHS Stadium Instructor: Jessica Delacey & Victoria Biddle Cost: $60 Session 1 7/27/2020 Grades: 3-8 Mon,Tue,Wed, 4:30 PM-6:00 PM Session 2 8/10/2020 Grades: 3-8 Mon,Tue,Wed, 4:30 PM-6:00 PM


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Clipper Co-ed & Boys Lacrosse Please join Newburyport Boys Lacrosse varsity coaches for a summer lacrosse clinic. This clinic will focus on age appropriate skills for all aspects of lacrosse. Stick skills, shooting, footwork, defense, ground balls, and offensive and defensive strategies. All drills will maximize skill building with an emphasis on the latest safety protocols/guidelines for Covid-19 prevention. The co-ed clinic only requires a lacrosse stick, but the boys only clinic requires a stick, helmet and gloves. Location: NHS Stadium Instructor: NHS Lacrosse Coaches Cost: $105

Boys Lacrosse Session 1 7/27/2020 Grades: 3-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:30 AM-10:30 AM Session 2 8/3/2020 Grades: 5-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

Co-ed Lacrosse Location: NHS Stadium Instructor: NHS Lacrosse Coaches Cost: $105 Session 1 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:30 AM-10:30 AM Session 2 7/27/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Clipper Track & Field This program will be an opportunity for young athletes to learn proper running and jumping techniques while being introduced to many of the events that make up track and field. Proper technique will be emphasized in a fun, game oriented environment. The goal is developing a life-long enjoyment of fitness. Youth will gain experience in some of the ‘technical’ events of track and field: long jump, triple jump, high jump, hurdles, throws. Location: Fuller Field Instructor: NHS Track & Field Coaches Cost: $75 Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 3-5 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM Session 2 7/13/2020 Grades: 6-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM



Club Tennis Club Tennis 1(Grades 1-4) is geared towards getting kids excited about the sport, concentration on tennis fundamentals, and FUN activities. Players will begin each day with a focus on tennis fundamentals, including grips, swing path, footwork, and rules of the game. Using USTA Net Generation curriculum, low-compression tennis balls, smaller racquets, and modified court dimensions, Club 1 will teach younger players how to rally, engage in proper courtesy and sportsmanship, and compete. Players may be differentiated based on ability. Club Tennis 2(Grades 5-8) is geared towards maintaining kids’ excitement about the sport, concentration on tennis fundamentals, and FUN activity. Players will begin each day with a focus on tennis fundamentals, including grips, swing path, footwork, and rules of the game. Club Tennis 2 will teach players how to rally, engage in proper courtesy and sportsmanship, and compete. Players may be differentiated based on ability. Regulation tennis balls and court dimensions will be utilized, when appropriate. Location: Atkinson Tennis Courts/NBPT Tennis Club Instructor: NBPT Tennis Club Cost: $210

AM Sessions Outdoors Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 2 7/13/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 3 7/20/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 4 7/27/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 5 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 6 8/10/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 7 8/17/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 8 8/24/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM PM Sessions Indoors Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 2 7/13/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 3 7/20/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 4 7/27/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 5 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 6 8/10/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 7 8/17/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Session 8 8/24/2020 Grades: 1-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM

Clipper Volleyball Clinic These clinics are designed for players of all abilities who are interested in learning how to play the game of volleyball or build on their skills. Volleyball is a relatively new sport to this community and so our goal is to build interest in this extremely fun lifelong sport. The clinics will consist of skill building games/drills with the support of NHS volleyball coaches. Location: NHS Stadium Instructor: NHS Volleyball Coaches Cost: $105 Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00AM-10:00PM Session 2 7/6/2020 Grades: 5-8 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM



Clipper Boys Basketball Training NHS Boys Basketball and NYS are excited to offer a Summer Boys Basketball Training for the student-athletes of Newburyport! Varsity Coaches Chris Peura, Tim Mahan, and Dave Clay will focus on all players developing the fundamentals of the game through individual skill work. In order to keep all youth safe, youth will receive their own basketball and there will be NO GAMES, no contact and no sharing of basketballs this year. We will be focusing on dribbling, shooting, passing, post moves and more shooting!! It will be a fun learning environment that will challenge your kid’s skills to help him become a more complete basketball player. Location: Cashman Basketball Courts Instructor: NHS Boys Basketball Coaches Cost: $120 Session 1 7/13/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 2 7/13/2020 Grades: 4-8 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 3 7/20/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 4 7/20/2020 Grades: 5-10 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 5 8/10/2020 Grades: 5-10 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 6 8/10/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 7 8/17/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 8 8/17/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 9 7/13/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr, 1:00PM-3:00PM Session 10 7/20/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr, 1:00PM-3:00PM Session 11 8/10/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr, 1:00PM-3:00PM Session 12 8/17/2020 Grades: 5-12 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr, 1:00PM-3:00PM Clipper Girls Basketball Clinic Our focus will be to help players gain confidence and knowledge while teaching the proper fundamentals in a fun atmosphere. Daily emphasis will include: footwork, balance, ball handling, shooting, attacking defender, post play, defensive concepts, boxing out and rebounding, goal setting, positive affirmations and more! All aspects of basketball will be covered with daily skills and drills and competitive contests including "Queen of the Court" and "Queen Clipper". Youth will receive a basketball as part of the program that they can use all week and take home. Location: Nock School Basketball Courts Instructor: Kyle Hodsdon & NHS Girls Bball Coaches Cost: $120 Session 1 7/13/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 2 7/27/2020 Grades: 1-4 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 3 7/13/2020 Grades: 5-9 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 4 7/27/2020 Grades: 5-9 Mon,Tues,Wed,Thu,Fr 8:00 AM-10:00 AM



East Coast Soccer East Coast Soccer has been one of the most trusted youth programs in NBPT over the past 10 years. Please join us this summer for some soccer fun! Each youth will have their own space that will be coned off in a circle. The focus will be on various ball skills, but we will do this with fun competitions, and games each youth can play in their own space. There will also be an agility work component to help kids build muscle tone, coordination, and confidence. This will also be done with appropriate social distancing and participants' safety in mind. Each participant will need their own soccer ball, so please bring your own if you have one and write your child’s name on it. We are looking forward to getting out and having some fun! Please email Coach Bleau with any questions or concerns at [email protected]. Location: Cashman Park Soccer Fields Instructor: East Coast Soccer Cost: $145 Session 1 7/6/2020 Grades: 1-3 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 2 7/6/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 3 7/13/2020 Grades: 1-3 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 4 7/13/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 5 8/3/2020 Grades: 1-3 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 6 8/3/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Session 7 8/10/2020 Grades: 1-3 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 8 8/10/2020 Grades: 4-6 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM

East Coast Elite Soccer Location: Cashman Park Soccer Fields Instructor: East Coast Soccer Cost: $165 Elite Boys Session 1 7/20/2020 Grades: 7-9 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 8:00 AM-10:30 AM Elite Girls Session 2 7/20/2020 Grades: 7-9 Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 5:00 PM-7:30 PM

If you don’t have one, there will be balls that can be used. Staff will wipe down balls before use and after use. There will also be a limited amount of soccer balls for sale if you would like to purchase one.



Private Skateboard Lessons “The times they are a changin'." Let's get together and skate this Summer! Usually, skateboarders of all levels are welcome. Unfortunately, due to social distancing, we can't offer lessons to people who have never skateboarded because we wouldn't be able to teach from a distance or lend a hand for balance. Hopefully that can work out down the line! So, for anyone who already skates and just wants to challenge themselves and progress, sign up for a class! We'll progress together! Please bring your own skateboard, helmet, knee and elbow pads. Location: NBPT Skatepark Instructor: Lee Biddle Cost: $140 Session 1 7/13/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 2 7/13/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Session 3 7/13/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 4 7/20/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 5 7/20/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Session 6 7/20/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 7 7/27/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Session 8 7/27/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Session 9 7/27/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 10 7/6/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00AM-10:00AM Session 11 7/6/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 10:00AM-11:00AM Session 12 7/6/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 11:00AM-12:00PM Session 13 8/3/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu, 9:00AM-10:00AM Session 14 8/3/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu , 10:00AM-11:00AM Session 15 8/3/2020 Grades: 4+ Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu , 11:00AM-12:00PM



Weekly Clubs

Aspiring Amateur Artists 2.0 Join us in this weekly club focused on artistic exploration and self-discovery. Each week we'll meet as a group to decide on a medium, theme, or subject for our next project. From there each participant will have the following seven days to create their piece which they’ll show off at our next meeting! This program is perfect for anyone who enjoys the creative process or has even a passing interest in art. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $45 July 7th-Aug 11th Grades: 7+ Tue, 5:00 PM-6:30 PM July 7th-Aug 11th Grades: 6+ Tue, 3-4:30PM

Hammock Hang We love hammocks. We love Lunch. We love pointless debates. We want you to share in these passions. You bring a lunch for yourself and we’ll bring the hammocks and discussion topics. From there we’ll enjoy our lunches while also engaging in discussions. Talking points include: Is a burrito a sandwich? What would win in a fight, a grizzly bear or a gorilla? Is cereal with milk a soup? Location: Moseley Woods Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $20 July 8th-Aug 12th Grades: 7+ Wed, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

Dungeons & Dragons Whether you’ve spent hours rolling dice and adventuring or are not even sure what D&D is, this program is perfect for you! D&D is a collaborative improvisational role-playing game where players create characters, adventure, roll dice and work together to have as much fun as humanly possible. Join us each week for fantasy adventures in the world's greatest role-playing game. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Chris Cain Cost: $135

Secret Pen Pals Want to be a part of one of the coolest communication projects NYS has ever put on? You'll get matched up with an unknown peer of similar age or interests to correspond with on a weekly basis. You can send them funny drawings, collages, writings or postcards, all while not knowing who your secret pen pal's identity is. You'll find inspiration to send via a group email that leads to a weekly theme. What a cool way to get to know someone and share your artwork. All participants will drop off and pick up their letters, etc. at the Rec Center on a weekly basis. All Ages. No cost.

Rec Center summer memberships have been cancelled but we have some programs, activities and clubs for grades 7+!

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July 9th-Aug 13th Grades: 7+ Thu, 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Fresh Flash Flix - Lights, Camera, Popcorn We believe film is an artform best enjoyed on a large screen and in the company of others and we want you to be part of that. Each week we’ll meet outside with our awesome outdoor projector and enjoy a carefully curated film list meant to both delight and enrich. The NYS staff who will lead this program collectively have 3 college film classes under their belts, so we’re ready to provide you with our expert analysis. Popcorn provided! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $45 July 7th-Aug 11th Grades: 8+ Tue, 7:30 PM-10:00 PM Nature DIY 2.0 We're meeting in Moseley Woods each week to explore and create some DIY art. We’ll get inspired by looking at examples from professional artists who use nature in their work, and talk about what processes they use to create their art. Throughout the weeks, we'll get the chance to create fashion and tools from natural objects, build outdoor sculptures, practice some print making and just explore nature. Location: Moseley Woods Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $60 July 8th-Aug 12th Grades: 7+ Wed, 2:00 PM-3:00 PM

Outdoor Yoga - Yoga and Mindfullness Join Meghan Leighton, certified MA teacher and yoga instructor, for yoga and mindfulness lessons weekly behind the Rec Center. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Meghan Leighton Cost: $60 July 7th-Aug 11th Grades: 7+ Tue, 6:00 PM-7:15 PM Whittles and Riddles 2.0 What do you get when you combine mind bending questions and wood carvings?? ….Whittle and Riddles! Join us each week in Moseley Park while we learn and practice whittling skills, hang out in nature, chat, and share riddles. Particpants will need their own whittle knife. Location: Moseley Woods Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $45 July 6th-Aug 10th 7/6/2020 Grades: 7+ Mon, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM



Multi Day Programs Nature Photo 2.0 Youth will spend the program learning and experiencing nature photography in and around the local parks, learning how to operate the functions and settings of their cameras, how to compose photos, and basic digital photography techniques. Youth can use any digital camera, whether cell phone camera, digital point and shoot, or DSLR. Location: Various Parks Instructor: Ben Laing Cost: $60 July 27th-29th Grades: 7+ Mon, Tue, Wed, 2:00 PM-3:30 PM Henna Youth Workshop: This workshop will cover henna history and traditions, basic henna science, henna safety, and application techniques and design basics. This hands-on learning opportunity includes professional instruction and handmade henna cones to mix and apply your own henna. Taught virtually on ZOOM by Henna artist, Alyssa Griskiewicz of Ebb & Flow Creative. See her work more at www.ebbandflowadventures.org Location: ZOOM Instructor: Alyssa Griskiewicz Cost: $ 115 July 22nd-24th Grade 4-6 Wed-Fri, 11-1pm July 22nd-24th Grade 7-9 Wed-Fri, 3-5pm One Time Activities Hydro Dipping Hydro dipping is a unique way to decorate 3D objects such as water bottles, shoes, or flower pots. Using just water and spray paint you can create a one of a kind piece of art work. Join us outside the Rec Center and bring your own objects to dip. Masks and gloves required to avoid spray fumes. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Lee Gordon & Chris Cain Cost: $10 Session 1 July 20th Grades: 7+ Mon, 2:00 PM-3:00 PM Session 2 Aug 6th Grades: 7+ Thursday, 3:30-4:30pm Tie Dye 2.0 Join us behind the Brown School for a SWEET tie dye session. Bring your own items to dye. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Lee Gordon Cost: $ 10 Session 1 July 13th Grades: 7+ Mon, 2:00-3:00pm Session 2 July 16th Grades: 7+ Thu, 3:30-4:30pm



Mini Golf Come show off your putt putt skills on our house-made artisanal craft mini-golf course. We have ramps, water features, putting green, and comically small clubs, all we need is you! Clubs and balls provided by us, short game provided by you. Location: Rec Center Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $10 Session 1 Aug 13th Grades: 6+ Thu, 4-4:45 Session 2 Aug 13th Grades: 6+ Thu, 5-5:45 Session 3 Aug 13th Grades: 6+ Thu, 6-6:45 Leather Wallets An introductory course into making your own leather goods that you can use every day! First, we will choose one of four designs. We will then explore the process and technique involved in making your own leather goods - from the various types of leather, to pattern layout and construction, we will dive into how to cut, hand-sew, and put the finishing touches on your creations. At the end of this three-hour course, each student will complete either a hand-held clutch, a slim cardholder wallet, a Field Notes cover, or a leather drink sleeve. All will be sent home with the basic tools and knowhow to finish their own project, and begin another. Location: Rec Center Instructor: Paul Crouser Cost: $60 July 30th Grades:6+ Thu, 3:30-5pm

Laser Tag Do you love lasers? Do you love taking those lasers and tagging your friends and family with them? If the above applies to you then we NEED you to share this passion with us. We’re equipped with the best home laser tag system money can buy, all we need are players! We’re sure that you will have the time of your week blasting away and enjoying the great outdoors. Location: Rec Center Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $ 10 Session 1 August 10th Grades: 6+ Mon, 3-3:45pm Session 2 August 10th Grades: 6+ Mon, 4-4:45pm Session 3 August 10th Grades: 6+ Mon, 5-5:45pm

Jewelry Necklaces, earrings and more- we will have a variety of supplies available from medal imprinting to fimo clay! Come and enjoy the creative juices and chatting with others while we craft! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Andi Egmont Cost: $10 July 9th Grades: 7+ Thu, 12:30-2PM



Wire With Ryan Join local wire sculptor Ryan Kelley to create wire people, animals, trees, and more! Your imagination is the only limit! All materials and sterilized tools included! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Ryan Kelley Cost: $ 35 July 23rd Grades:6+ Thu, 3:30-5pm Wire in The Woods Join local wire sculptor Ryan Kelley and let nature be your inspiration! Sculpt plants, animals, and your surroundings while being safely immersed in the woods! All materials and sterilized tools included! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Ryan Kelley Cost: $ 35 August 3rd Grades: 6+ Mon, 2-3:30PM

Bubble Ball What's the best thing to do during COVID times? Have your own inflatable plastic bubble. What can you do with this bubble? Safely run into your friends while attempting to kick a soccer ball into a goal. Meet us at Cashman for an hour of totally safe and socially distanced bubble soccer. Location: Cashman Park Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $ 10 July 15th Grades: 6+ Wed, 4-5PM

The Great Newburyport Scavenger Hunt The hunt is on friends! With teams of up to 4, you’ll scour across our great city taking and uploading photos to satisfy the obstacles set before you. All teams will be required to waer masks at all times. Can you and your team complete the challenges and solve the clues to our grand scavenger hunt? Prizes will be awarded to those who have enough wit and endurance to complete the hunt. Location: The palm of your hand Instructor: NYS Staff Cost: $ 10 Aug 3rd Grades: 6+ Mon, 4PM Friendship Bracelets Ice tea and cookies will be offered while we enjoy one of summer’s most traditional camp activities! We can learn a variety of string patterns to make of cool bracelets or anklets. But really it‘s just an excuse to sit around with friends and enjoy company! Join me! Location: Rec Center Instructor: Andi Egmont Cost: $5 July 16th Grades:7+ Thu, 1:30-3pm



Recreational Camps and Programs Health and Safety Checklist for Phase Two Reopening Plan The below outlines requirements set forth in the Massachusetts Child and Youth Serving Programs Reopen Approach: Minimum Requirements for Health and Safety (MRHS) issued on DATE, 2020. Please note that all Recreational Camps and Programs must comply with any MA state or local requirements or orders in response to COVID-19. Recreational Camps licensed under 105 CMR 430 Minimum Standards for Recreational Camps for Children: State Sanitary Code Chapter IV must comply with those regulations as well as any additional more restrictive MA state or local requirements or orders in response to COVID-19. Staffing and Operations

o Campers and staff must be residents of Massachusetts for Phase 2 camps. o Visitors (including parents) and volunteers are not permitted. o Staff members age 65 or older or with serious underlying health conditions should assess their risk to

determine if they should stay home or follow additional precautions. o Plan for handling camp/program closings and staff absences. Consider flexible sick leave policies and

promote the importance of staff not coming to work if they are sick. o Provide parents with information on the camp’s policies for preventing and responding to COVID-19. o Designate a senior staff person responsible for responding to COVID-19 concerns. Employees should know

who this person is and how to contact them. o Make enrollment capacity decisions based on:

o Physical building capacity and the number of campers/staff anticipated to be in any one area at a time during the day and possible inclement weather.

o Ability to implement consistent physical distancing between campers/staff. o The number of individuals that may need to be housed in an emergency (minimum 30 sq. ft per

individual) o Increase staffing to ensure supervision of campers and to accommodate cleaning requirements. [Note

that Recreational Camps must have a minimum of two Health Care Supervisors present at all times.] o Close communal use spaces, such as game rooms and recreation halls, to reduce congregating. If this is

not possible, stagger use and disinfect in between uses. When communal spaces are used in inclement weather, the number of people in the space must allow for social distancing of 6 ft between individuals.

o Review medical information submitted by parents and reach out to parents of high-risk children to encourage them to discuss with their healthcare provider about whether the program is a safe option for the child, if additional protections are necessary, and what supports can be offered to best help their child understand and adhere as close as possible to the health and safety requirements.

Social Distancing and Group Size

o Group size limited to ≤12 staff and campers and social distancing must be maintained within each group. o May have multiple groups of 12 but must maintain social distancing between and within groups. o Cohorts must not be combined at any time and staff must not float between groups during the day or

from day-to-day, unless needed to provide supervision of specialized activities. o Limit activities to those that can maintain social distancing; activities should be outside when possible. o Establish pickup/drop off procedures to maintain 6 feet between individuals.

Hygiene and Handwashing



o Implement proper hand hygiene practice and frequency for both staff and children in accordance with Section 6 of MRHS.

o Have adequate and readily accessible supplies for frequent and effective hygiene behaviors by children and staff in accordance with Section 6.A. of MRHS, including hand washing facilities with soap and water, hand hygiene stations at the entrances of premises, handwashing instructions near sinks.

o Hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol may be used at times when handwashing is not available if: o appropriate to the ages of children and children are instructed on proper use o campers have written parent/guardian permission to use; o products stored securely; and o used under the supervision of staff.

o Place sign-in stations outside the program space and have contactless sign-in where possible. If pens are used, clean pens/pencils between users.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Face Masks/Coverings

o Staff must wear face coverings whenever 6 feet of physical distancing is not possible. Even if physical distancing is maintained, staff are encouraged to wear a cloth face covering.

o Wearing of masks or cloth face coverings shall be done in accordance with section 7. A. of MRHS. o Masks and cloth face coverings should be routinely washed (daily and any time the mask is used or

becomes soiled), depending on the frequency of use. o Staff must wear appropriate gloves during food preparation and screening activities.

Screening and Monitoring

o Develop and implement a plan for screening children and staff that includes daily screening checks, temperature screenings, location of screening activities, and staff responsible for screening in accordance with Section 4 of MRHS. [Note: For Recreational Camps, staff conducting screenings must be trained by camp’s Health Care Consultant.]

o Establish a single point of entry to ensure that no individual is allowed to enter the building until they successfully pass the screening, to be held in an area allows for privacy, confidentiality, and social distancing or a physical barrier.

o Health check responses and temperature check results must be recorded and maintained on file. o Staff must actively monitor children throughout the day for symptoms of any kind. o Keep track of individuals that staff and children come into contact with during the course of the day in the

potential case of exposure.

Isolation and Discharge

o Have a plan for identifying, isolating, and discharging symptomatic children and staff in accordance with Section 5 of MRH. Immediately notify the local board of health of a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19.

o Designate a separate space to isolate children or staff who may become sick during the day. o Have masks or cloth face coverings available for use by children and staff who become

symptomatic, until they have left the premises.

Cleaning, Disinfecting and Sanitizing



o Schedule daily cleaning and identify what must be cleaned, sanitized, or disinfected and with what frequency in accordance with Section 8 of MRHS, paying extra attention to frequently touched objects and surfaces, such as doorknobs, bathrooms and sinks, play equipment, and railings

o Minimize equipment sharing, and clean and disinfect shared equipment at the end of each activity by products recommended by the CDC. Personal equipment, such as helmets and pads, shall not be shared.

o Campers must use their own dedicated personal floatation devices (PFD) which camps may provide. PFDs provided by the facility should be cleaned in accordance with the Life Jacket Association/USCG guidance.

o Clean surfaces first and use child safe EPA-registered disinfectants and sanitizers for use against COVID-19, as appropriate. Follow directions on the manufacturer’s label for use, contact, and dry-times.

o All sanitizing and disinfecting solutions must be labeled properly to identify the contents, stored in a locked closet or compartment, and stored separately from food items.

o In case of a suspected potential exposure, wait 24 hours or as long as practical to begin cleaning and disinfecting area(s).

Transportation and Travel

o Develop a transportation plan for limited camp transportation, if needed, provided that transportation conforms with the guidance in Section 10 of MRHS.

o Field trips or for other offsite travel are not permitted. Communal parks and playgrounds must not be utilized in Phase 2.

o Use of community pools or beaches is not permitted In Phase 2. Recreational Camps and Programs can use their own swimming pools and beach front in accordance with guidance.

Food Service and Safety

o Develop a plan for food service in accordance with Section 11 of MRHS. o Snacks and meals should be brought from home, be pre-packaged, or be ready to serve in individual

portions. Where this is not feasible, staff must prepare and serve meals. No family style or self-service. o Programs must adequately social distance during meals and add extra meal shifts if necessary. o Tables, chairs, and trays used for meals need to be cleaned and sanitized before and after use. o Food contact surfaces, equipment, and utensils used for the preparation, packaging, or handling of food

products must be washed, rinsed, and sanitized before each use with a sanitizer approved for food contact surfaces.


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NYS Screening and Monitoring of Children and Staff A. Daily Screening: Programs must screen all staff and children before they are permitted to enter the child care

space following the requirements below. (1) Establish a single point of entry to the program to ensure that no individual is allowed to enter the

building until they successfully pass the screening. (2) Designate specific program staff to conduct all screening activities and thermometer checks, and

establish a designated screening area (e.g., a side room or enclosed area close to the point of entry) that will allow for more privacy in order to ask questions confidentially or conduct a temperature check. Unless a physical barrier, such as a plexiglass screen, is used, the space used for screening must allow for social distancing of childcare staff from child/family while screening is being conducted (i.e. at least 6 feet of separation).

(3) Health check responses and individual temperature check results must be recorded and maintained on file.

(4) Verbally screen children and parents asking the following questions. If any of the below are yes, the child must not be allowed to enter the building. The child must return home with their parent or caregiver.

(a) Today or in the past 24 hours, have you or any household members had any of the following symptoms?

• Fever (temperature of 100.0°F or above), felt feverish, or had chills? • Cough? • Sore throat? • Difficulty breathing? • Gastrointestinal symptoms (diarrhea, nausea, vomiting)? • Abdominal pain? • Unexplained Rash? • Fatigue? • Headache? • New loss of smell/taste? • New muscle aches? • Any other signs of illness?

(b) In the past 14 days, have you had close contact with a person known to be infected with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)? 1

(5) Staff must make a visual inspection of each child for signs of illness, which could include flushed cheeks, rapid breathing or difficulty breathing (without recent physical activity), fatigue, or extreme fussiness. Confirm that the child is not experiencing coughing or shortness of breath. In the event a child is experiencing shortness of breath or extreme difficulty breathing, call emergency medical services immediately.

(6) Programs must include non-contact temperature checks (using a scanning or temporal thermometer), conducted by designated staff, as part of their screening protocols. To ensure that staff conducting temperature checks are able to do so safely, the following protocol must be followed:

(a) Perform hand hygiene. (b) If social distancing or barrier/partition controls cannot be implemented during

screening, personal protective equipment (PPE) including eye protection (goggles or disposable face shield) that fully covers the front and sides of the face, in addition to

1 Close contact is defined as being within 6 feet of an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19 for more than 10 minutes while that person was symptomatic, starting 48 hours before their symptoms began until their isolation period ends.



mask and gloves, should be used when within 6 feet of a child. However, reliance on PPE alone is a less effective control than maintaining social distancing during screening.

(c) Check individual’s temperature using a non-contact or temporal thermometer. If performing a temperature check on multiple individuals, ensure that a clean pair of gloves is used for each individual and that the thermometer has been thoroughly cleaned in between each check, in accordance with CDC recommendations for infection control.

(d) Remove and discard gloves and other PPE, in accordance with CDC guidance. To reduce the risks of contamination when using PPE, staff must be adequately trained on appropriate donning and doffing of required PPE. Programs must have adequate space to safely don/doff PPE, designated space for clean PPE supply that is separate from dirty/contaminated/disposed PPE, and consideration should be given for ongoing shortages and unreliable supply of PPE nationally.

(7) All staff, parents, children, and any individuals seeking entry into the program space must be directed to self-screen at home, prior to coming to the program for the day. If the program is a family child care program, all household members must self-screen before coming into the child care space.

(a) Self-screening shall include checking temperature (temperature of 100.0°F or above is considered a fever), and checking for symptoms included fever, cough, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, abdominal pain, unexplained rash, new loss of taste/smell, muscle aches, or any other symptoms that feel like a cold. Anyone with a fever of 100.0°F or above or any other signs of illness must not be permitted to enter the program.

(b) Parents and staff must sign written attestations daily regarding any household contacts with COVID-19, symptoms (e.g., fever, sore throat, cough, shortness of breath, loss of smell or taste, or diarrhea), or if they have given children medicine to lower a fever.

(c) Individuals who decline to complete the screening questionnaire or have temperature checked will not be permitted to enter the program space.

B. Regular Monitoring: Staff must actively monitor children throughout the day for symptoms of any kind, including fever, cough, shortness of breath, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting, abdominal pain, and unexplained rash. Children who appear ill or are exhibiting signs of illness must be separated from the larger group and isolated until able to leave the facility. Programs must have a non-contact or temporal thermometer on site to check temperatures if a child is suspected of having a fever (temperature above 100°F). Special care must be taken to disinfect the thermometer after each use.

(1) If any child or staff appears to have severe symptoms, call emergency services immediately. Before transferring to a medical facility, notify the transfer team and medical facility if the individual is suspected to have COVID-19. Severe symptoms include the following: extreme difficulty breathing (i.e. not being able to speak without gasping for air), bluish lips or face, persistent pain or pressure in the chest, severe persistent dizziness or lightheadedness, new confusion or inability to rouse someone, or new seizure or seizures that won’t stop.


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