Please  click on the link to download the protocols at the 9/4 football game on 9/4 in Wilder.

Wilder High School Hosting Athletic Event Protocal

Wilder Middle/ High School

Hosting Athletic Events Protocol

Indoor and Outdoor

Indoor/ Gymnasium

Middle AND High School Games:

• All persons entering the facility will be required to wear a mask or shield at all times except players participating and referees in the game(s). All persons entering the facility will also have their temperature taken. If temperature is 100.4 or greater that person will not be allowed to enter the facility. Hands sanitizer stations will also be available for spectators and team personnel upon entry.

• There will be designated seating in the gymnasium. It will be required for all persons to maintain social distancing of six feet or greater from individuals not in the same household. There will be a 50% capacity limit in the gymnasium.

• Concessions will not be provided. Outside food or drink is allowed.

• Games will also be streamed through Facebook on the Wilder Alumni group page

• Locker rooms and restrooms will be provided for visiting teams upon request prior to the game. All player and personnel in the hallways, foyer, and locker rooms will need to wear a mask at all times.

***Wilder Middle/High School reserves the right to adjust this plan as necessary to protect our students, staff, and community. Wilder Middle/ High School also reserves the right to ask persons to leave if they fail to comply with the mask/face shield, social distancing and/ or other reason(s) that are not in line with the protocol/ expectations.

Outdoor/ Football Field

High School Games ONLY:

• Masks are recommended but not required by Wilder Middle/High School.

• There will be designated seating in the stadium for families of senior players (both home and visiting team). All other spectators will be allowed to view the game from designated areas around the field.

TAIL GATE AREA- Baseball Field (west of football field): Spots will be marked. $30 per vehicle. There will be limited spots, first come first serve.

VEHICLE VIEWING AREA- North End Zone/ East Sideline-Huff RD. These spots will be reserved for people viewing the game from their vehicle. $5 per-person $10 minimum. Limited spots first come first serve.

BLEACHER SEATING- Reserved for parent/families of the senior athletes (both teams). Four per player, unless otherwise coordinated with Athletic Director at least 24 hours prior to kickoff. Both team also need to submit a list of names 24 hours prior to the game to Wilder Athletic Director so the gate personnel knows who is coming in.

• Concessions will not be provided.

• Games will also be streamed through Facebook on the Wilder Alumni group page

• Locker rooms and restrooms will be provided for visiting teams upon request prior to the game. All player and personnel in the hallways, foyer, and locker rooms will need to wear a mask at all times. Further directions on this will need to be discussed between the two teams regarding designated entrance into the school and restroom location.

Middle School Games:

• ONLY Players, Referees, game personnel, and coaches will be allowed into the stadium. Spectators will be allowed to watch the game from the south parking lot and the west side of the field outside the fenced area.

***Wilder Middle/High School reserves the right to adjust this plan as necessary to protect our students, staff, and community. Wilder Middle/ High School also reserves the right to ask persons to leave if they fail to comply with the mask/face shield, social distancing and/ or other reason(s) that are not in line with the expectations.

Dear Savage Families,

A new school year is upon us. Teachers and staff are busy preparing for another great year at Salmon River; we can’t wait to once again have students in the building and in classrooms engaged in high-level learning! Our top priorities are the safety of our students, staff, and visitors and providing a top-notch education for our students.

Criteria Used to Determine the Category Status of Our District:

• Using the Idaho State Board of Education reopening guidelines, we have been working with the North Central Health to “identify our level of Transmission Risk” as we look to reopen our schools. The criteria that the health department uses is the number of new daily cases per 10,000 people or other indications of risk.
  • Green = less than 1 new case per day on a seven-day average.
  • Yellow = 1 to 2.5 new cases per day on a seven-day average.
  • Orange = 2.5 to 5 new cases per day on a seven-day average.
  • Red = more than 5 new cases per day on a seven-day average.

Currently Idaho county’s seven-day average for new cases is less than 1 per 10,000 people.

We are pleased to announce that we will be reopening our schools at category 1 of our reopening plan on August 25th. 

The Nuts and Bolts:

• Classes run Monday-Thursday. All students will attend in-person classes each day.
• Parents not wanting to send students may contact school administration for options.
• Students will wash/sanitize their hands when entering the building and before and after they eat.
• Students will not share laptops (1:1 computing). Sharing of other materials will be restricted.
• Social distancing will be maintained as much as possible.
• Masks not required but available
• Sanitation stations around campus
• Bring own water bottle—drinking fountains only for water bottle refills
• Classes ventilated with HEPA filters and/or outside air
• Due to the addition of an additional teacher at the elementary school the elementary students will be bused to the Jr/Sr High for lunch

What We Ask of You:

• Don’t send your student to school sick.
• Students who are sick or become sick will be sent home.
• Students need to remain at home for 24 hours without fever prior to returning.
• Follow safety guidelines to minimize the spread of COVID-19. If there is an increase of cases in our school and community we risk losing in-person school as well as athletic seasons and other school activities.

Busing:

• Buses will be sanitized daily.
• Buses will load from back to front and will unload from front to back.
• Siblings will sit together.
• Please let your child(ren) know this prior to the first day of school and reinforce these expectations. If you are able to bring your student to school, please do so.

Back to School Night:

• Monday, August 31, 2020 (TBD)*
• Familiarize parents/guardians with Google Classroom and other Google tools in addition to other pertinent information.
• All teachers will utilize Google Classroom as our learning platform
• Teachers have engaged in 15 hours of professional development in the use of Google Classroom and the Google Suite of Education Tools

Disclaimer:

• Safety of our students, staff, and visitors are a priority as we reopen our schools. We will do everything in our power to provide a safe, emotional and physical, environment for our students to learn.  With that said, we cannot guarantee that someone associated with the school will not contract the COVID virus.

Our entire reopening plan can be found at jsd243.org and on the jsd243 Facebook page.

Attn: Parents and Guardians

There is a new way to fill out the free and reduced lunch application.

The Online applications for Salmon River JSD #243 will be available 8/10/2020

Free and Reduced Lunch Application

Dear Parent/Guardian and Patrons,

Last night, at their July board meeting, the Trustees approved the District’s “Reopening Plan”. I would like to thank the staff and parents who participated in developing this plan. This plan outlines the procedures and protocols that the school staff will follow depending “on” the number of COVID-19 cases there are in the community at any given time. This is a multi-level plan that ranges from the schools being open with students and staff being on site with no restrictions, to the schools being closed and students and staff working online. The decision as to what level we will start the school year has not been determined yet. As we get closer to the start of the school year we will look at the active COVID-19 cases in the area and look at the State’s and health department guidelines to determine what level we will open at.

It is our goal and desire to open the school year with all of the students and staff attending on site. To be able to do this we are asking patrons and community members to do what they can to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus in our community. Thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Jim Doramus

Salmon River Reopening Plan

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