Letter to Hi-Plains
community regarding process for football games:
The Hi-Plains School
must follow Kit Carson County variances and CHSAA guidelines in order to host
football contests. We must follow these regulations and guidelines in order to
keep our school safe and continue to be allowed to host contests. For these
reasons, we are asking all spectators to respect these rules to be a spectator.
If you feel you are unable to comply with the following rules, please do not
attend our events.
- We must comply with the Kit Carson
County variance of 50% capacity and/or no more than 250 people and can socially
distance. This does not include players, coaches, officials, or workers who are
huddled together in close proximity to spectators.
- If spectators remain in their vehicle,
they are not included in the total number of spectators.
- All spectators must wear masks when you
leave your vehicle. This includes sitting in the stands, standing at someone
else’s vehicle, going to the concessions or going to the restroom.
- We
strongly encourage all spectators to remain with their own cohort or family
group, and always socially distance any time you must leave your cohort or
family group.
- Hi-Plains fans will
sit and park on the west and north side and visitors will be on the east and
south side.
- Please use social
distance guidelines at the concession stand and wear your mask.
- Restrooms:
Hi-Plains will use the restrooms near the concessions. Visitors will use
the Portable bathrooms on the east side.
- We expect all fans
to stay separate to the best of their ability.
- We are asking all
fans to stay off the grass before and after the game. You may sit on the
track using social distancing. Only the teams are allowed on the grass.
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Fans will not be able to visit with the players or cheerleaders,
before, during and after the game.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation. We
believe strongly that it is important that our students are able to participate
in extra-curricular activities. Everyone’s compliance with the regulations and
guidelines can ensure our kids are able to do just that.
