SPORTS PHYSICAL
NIGHT!!
FOR INFO CLICK HERE
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Helen Percival Award Recipients
for 2019-20
CONGRATS!!!
View Here
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Important OHS Sports Information:
To our community and families,
Montrose County School District (MCSD) recognizes the important role of summer sports and activities in the livelihood and learning of all students in our community. As such, the official start date for MCSD summer athletic and activities operations is June 22, 2020.
All participation in summer sports and activities will be voluntary (for both coaches and students).
Using guidance from the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA), the National Federation of State High School Associations, input from local Public Health officials, and co-planning with Montrose and Olathe coaches and athletic directors, MCSD has finalized our Base Athletic & Activities Contingency Plan for 2020-2021 which can be viewed on the district webpage, official Facebook page, and accessed from the link in this digital memorandum.
The base plan contains annexes outlining protocols necessary to prevent contagion while returning to play safely and as soon as possible.
Prior to returning to play on June 22, 2020, all parents, coaches, athletes and participants must complete the following:
*Read the Base Plan and Annexes and understand the expectations for your sport or activity.
Take these precautions seriously; we can only return to play if we are all willing to keep ourselves, our families, our teams and our community safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19 together.
MCSD believes in the power of athletics and activities to change and enrich our student’s lives. We also believe in our coaches and activity sponsors and their ability to work within the developed guidelines. Finally, we trust and believe in our student-athletes and families and count on them to communicate to coaches all necessary health and safety information, ensuring our ability to return to play throughout summer.
*Know the symptoms of COVID-19 (i.e. fever, cough, and shortness-of-breath). Self-check before reporting to practice or campus and DO NOT participate if you are sick or experiencing symptoms. Coaches will also check and track participants' symptoms starting each day of practice.
*Bring your own mask or face covering; PPE will be required for all participants during entry-and-exit and during non-vigorous-exercise activities.
*Bring your own water bottle for hydration, labeled with your first and last name; water fountains and communal hydration stations increase the risk of viral spread and are currently restricted.
***Provide coaches with a signed participation waiver at first summer practice in order to participate.
We look forward to seeing everyone back on the playing field beginning June 22nd!
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If you are interested in participating in fall
sports at OHS please click on one of the
links below and fill out the information so
the coach of that sport can get you info for
the upcoming season
Cross Country (Boys and Girls)
HERE
Volleyball
HERE
Football
HERE
Make a greater impact on your high school
education by participating in a high school
sport
Go Pirates
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SAFE 2 TELL:
At Olathe Middle/High School, we do not condone or accept bullying. We
encourage students to talk to an adult about bullying, whether they are
being bullied or are observing other students being bullied. If a
student does not feel comfortable talking to an adult, we encourage them
to report the bullying through Safe-2-Tell. Safe-2-Tell is an
anonymous reporting system that allows students to report bullying and
other unsafe behaviors safely. Through everyone working together, we
can all put a stop to bullying. To submit a report through Safe-2-Tell
you may call 1-877-542-7233 or click on the link below.
safe2tellco.org
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Notice of Non-Discrimination
The Montrose County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability in its programs or activities. The Montrose County School District offers career and technical education programs for all students regardless of race, color, national origin, sex or disability.
A lack of English language proficiency will not be a barrier to admission and participation in career and technical education programs.
The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies:
Michelle Pottorff
Montrose County School District RE-1J Director of Human Resources
930 Colorado Avenue
Montrose, CO 81401
Phone: (970) 249-7726 Michelle.pottorff@mcsd.org