Arrival

• All campers and camp staff will be asked the following questions upon arrival to the Ranch:
  • Have you had close contact with any individual with a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 case?
  • Are you experiencing a cough, shortness of breath, or sore throat?
  • Have you experienced a new loss of taste or smell?
  • Have you experienced vomiting or diarrhea in the last 24 hours?
  • Have you or a household member had a temperature greater than 100
    degrees Fahrenheit in the past 48 hours?

LRC will not allow on the Ranch

• Anyone answering “Yes” to any of the questions above and/or with a temperature reading at or above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit. LRC will require a doctor’s note before the camper will be allowed to return to camp; therefore, parents are encouraged to follow-up with a qualified health care professional for COVID-19 testing or diagnosis as appropriate.
• Anyone with fever or flu-like symptoms until he/she has exhibited a temperature of less than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit without the aid of fever reducing medications for 72 consecutive hours.

Hygiene

• Campers and camp staff must demonstrate hygienic behaviors, such as coughing and sneezing into one’s elbow, thoroughly washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and water, and avoiding close proximity with one another.
• Campers and camp staff will have access to soap and water and/or hand sanitizer throughout the day and must wash their hands before and after meals.
• Signs will be posted in cabin restrooms on how to prevent the spread of COVID- 19.

Social Distancing

• To the extent possible, camper and staffing groups will be as static as possible by having the same group of children paired with the same staff.
• Each camp and each individual group will have access to designated restrooms throughout the day. Camp staff will be present to ensure that campers move in and out of the restrooms quickly, maintain social distancing, and wash their hands.
• Water bottles, bags, and all other personal items will be spaced out to allow campers to maintain 6 feet of distance between one another. Campers will only be able to access their own belongings – no sharing of any personal items will be allowed.

Bring Your Own

• Water bottles – campers will need to bring their own water bottles, conspicuously labeled, to avoid drinking from water fountains. Water bottles can be refilled in the dining hall. Bottled water will be available for purchase by campers, but names should be written on bottles to avoid sharing drinks.

Cleaning

• During camp activities, camp staff will clean all shared spaces such as tables and countertops between activities. All shared objects will be cleaned between uses as well.
• At the conclusion of each camp, camp staff will again clean shared spaces, surfaces, equipment, and other materials as well.

Protocol For Positive/Suspected COVID-19 Cases

LRC CANNOT disclose the identity of campers or staff who test positive (or who are diagnosed) for COVID-19 to parents/other campers. Subject to any additional recommendations of a qualified health care provider, there will be, at a minimum, a 14-day mandatory quarantine window for any such camper or staff member. LRC will ask the infected individual (to the best of his or her recollection) to:

• Identify all areas where they were physically present. These areas should be sanitized immediately by a qualified professional or in accordance with CDC guidelines.
• Identify anyone (staff and other campers) they came into direct contact with.

LRC will contact anyone identified above. Without disclosing the infected individual’s identity (in accordance with federal and state laws), LRC will advise those at risk that an individual who has been physically present in their area has tested positive for the virus or been diagnosed as having the virus. Therefore, out of an abundance of caution, LRC will request that all such identified persons stay home for the next 14 days at a minimum and encourage them to self-quarantine. LRC will encourage them to reach out to a qualified health care provider to seek advice as to what additional steps, if any, should be taken at that time, including whether the 14-day quarantine period is sufficient.