Updates and Plans for Schools in Oregon

 
XC
Contingency
Group
 
May 13, 2020
 
Ground Rules
 
Everyone in attendance will be muted once the
meeting starts.
If you want to comment you will need to unmute
yourself.   We will try to manage the
conversations to make sure everyone has
opportunity.
Feel free to submit thoughts via the chat
function.  Staff will be monitoring.
 
Ground Rules
 
This process is about WE – it will be easy to stray
into thinking only about your program, league,
or classification.   We know each of you will
make every effort to consider the larger picture
when making recommendations.
This meeting and all subsequent meetings will
be conducted as work sessions.  No public
testimony will be taken.
 
Introductions
 
Karl Kemper, AD, Ashland HS
Dave Williams, AD, Bend HS
Chris Johnson, AD/Coach, Siuslaw HS
Dan Neeway, Coach, Sunset HS
Julie Hilsenteger, Coach, Centennial HS
 
David Barkley, Coach, Wilsonville HS
Suzy Cole, Coach, Baker HS
Scott Ball, Coach, Westside Christian
Steve Ritchie, Coach, Kennedy HS
Steve Hills, Coach, Southwest Christian
Mike Olsen, OSAA State Rules Interpreter
 
 
What we know today:
 
The Executive Board has extended the current
moratorium like restrictions on all member
schools until May 25 regardless of Reopening
Oregon phase they may be in.  Everyone is in
Phase 0 until May 25.
The Executive Board will be meeting on
Wednesday, May 20 to discuss what role, if any,
the Association will play after May 25.
 
What we know today:
 
EO 20-20 extends school closures until June 30 
has been clarified to extend until the end of the
school/contract year (varies by district).
EO 20-12 allows outside activity but no-contact
and must keep social distancing
State plans to release Summer Camp and
Summer School guidance on May 15
 
What we know today:
 
The Governor’s Reopening Oregon plan has the
state opening in phases.  33 of 36 Oregon
counties have applied to re-open to Phase 1.
The 2020-21 school year will not be “normal”.
Our ability find creative solutions to get coaches
and kids back together safely is essential.
 
What we can anticipate:
 
Moving forward member schools will need
guidance on what options they have depending
on their county’s re-opening phase.
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:
 
NFHS SMAC / OSAA SMAC will be issuing
medical guidance soon.   Medical
recommendations carry heavy weight with
decision makers.
Not every sport and activity will have the same
reopening timelines.  It is logical that Football
and XC may have different pathways.
 
What we can anticipate:
 
Forthcoming ODE decisions on whether or not
school will open as usual in September will have
an impact on OSAA sports and activities.
 
Committee Goal
 
Develop a set of recommendations that meld
policy and guidance from various entities into a
comprehensive set of guidelines for member
schools.
KISS principle is in effect
 
Meeting #1 Focus Questions
 
What would you consider the minimum time
needed to acclimate an XC athlete that has had
limited opportunity to train?  What types of
restrictions (mileage, number of practices, etc.) do
you use in your programs?
Consider the potential for a program to have to
stop and restart during the season – same rules
apply?
 
Meeting #1 Focus Questions
 
If small groups (no more than 5 including staff)
were allowed to convene to practice could XC
coaches make that work?  What if the number was
10?
 
“Physical distancing” is not going away.  What
strategies should we be considering now to
accommodate for this?
 
Meeting #1 Focus Questions
 
What is your comfort level with XC camps and
clinics organized and/or conducted by OSAA
member schools during the summer?   Should we
be taking a position on these events?
 
Future Meeting Dates
 
Wednesday, May 27 – 6:00pm
Wednesday, June 3 – 6:00pm
Wednesday, June 10 – 6:00pm
 
Meeting #2 Focus Questions
 
1.
If your season was shortened (2 weeks, 4 weeks, etc..) are
there specific rule exceptions that might have to be made?
2.
Start with the assumption that that State Championship date
will not change. What is the minimum amount of time that
you would need to get a team/individuals ready to compete?
Remember you will have to acclimate.
3.
What is your philosophy regarding shifting sport seasons as a
method to potentially ensure participation opportunities?
Moving later into the calendar or shifting to a different time
of year?
 
Thank you for participating!
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The Executive Board detailed the current moratorium on member schools, extensions on school closures, and plans for the upcoming school year in Oregon. Discussions include considerations for reopening phases, school activities, and guidelines for summer camps. The meeting emphasizes a collective approach in making decisions and the importance of creative solutions to ensure the safety of coaches and students.

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  1. XC Contingency Group May 13, 2020

  2. Ground Rules Everyone in attendance will be muted once the meeting starts. If you want to comment you will need to unmute yourself. We will try to manage the conversations to make sure everyone has opportunity. Feel free to submit thoughts via the chat function. Staff will be monitoring.

  3. Ground Rules This process is about WE it will be easy to stray into thinking only about your program, league, or classification. We know each of you will make every effort to consider the larger picture when making recommendations. This meeting and all subsequent meetings will be conducted as work sessions. No public testimony will be taken.

  4. Introductions Karl Kemper, AD, Ashland HS David Barkley, Coach, Wilsonville HS Dave Williams, AD, Bend HS Suzy Cole, Coach, Baker HS Chris Johnson, AD/Coach, Siuslaw HS Scott Ball, Coach, Westside Christian Dan Neeway, Coach, Sunset HS Steve Ritchie, Coach, Kennedy HS Julie Hilsenteger, Coach, Centennial HS Steve Hills, Coach, Southwest Christian Mike Olsen, OSAA State Rules Interpreter

  5. What we know today: The Executive Board has extended the current moratorium like restrictions on all member schools until May 25 regardless of Reopening Oregon phase they may be in. Everyone is in Phase 0 until May 25. The Executive Board will be meeting on Wednesday, May 20 to discuss what role, if any, the Association will play after May 25.

  6. What we know today: EO 20-20 extends school closures until June 30 has been clarified to extend until the end of the school/contract year (varies by district). EO 20-12 allows outside activity but no-contact and must keep social distancing State plans to release Summer Camp and Summer School guidance on May 15

  7. What we know today: The Governor s Reopening Oregon plan has the state opening in phases. 33 of 36 Oregon counties have applied to re-open to Phase 1. The 2020-21 school year will not be normal . Our ability find creative solutions to get coaches and kids back together safely is essential.

  8. What we can anticipate: Moving forward member schools will need guidance on what options they have depending on their county s re-opening phase. 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.

  9. What we can anticipate: NFHS SMAC / OSAA SMAC will be issuing medical guidance soon. Medical recommendations carry heavy weight with decision makers. Not every sport and activity will have the same reopening timelines. It is logical that Football and XC may have different pathways.

  10. What we can anticipate: Forthcoming ODE decisions on whether or not school will open as usual in September will have an impact on OSAA sports and activities.

  11. Committee Goal Develop a set of recommendations that meld policy and guidance from various entities into a comprehensive set of guidelines for member schools. KISS principle is in effect

  12. Meeting #1 Focus Questions What would you consider the minimum time needed to acclimate an XC athlete that has had limited opportunity to train? What types of restrictions (mileage, number of practices, etc.) do you use in your programs? Consider the potential for a program to have to stop and restart during the season same rules apply?

  13. Meeting #1 Focus Questions If small groups (no more than 5 including staff) were allowed to convene to practice could XC coaches make that work? What if the number was 10? Physical distancing is not going away. What strategies should we be considering now to accommodate for this?

  14. Meeting #1 Focus Questions What is your comfort level with XC camps and clinics organized and/or conducted by OSAA member schools during the summer? Should we be taking a position on these events?

  15. Future Meeting Dates Wednesday, May 27 6:00pm Wednesday, June 3 6:00pm Wednesday, June 10 6:00pm

  16. Meeting #2 Focus Questions If your season was shortened (2 weeks, 4 weeks, etc..) are there specific rule exceptions that might have to be made? Start with the assumption that that State Championship date will not change. What is the minimum amount of time that you would need to get a team/individuals ready to compete? Remember you will have to acclimate. What is your philosophy regarding shifting sport seasons as a method to potentially ensure participation opportunities? Moving later into the calendar or shifting to a different time of year? 1. 2. 3.

  17. Thank you for participating!

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