Download our Disease Prevention Standards Guidelines. The health and safety of our students, family and staff is always top priority at Sun Country. Please review our up-to-date protocols outlining all the steps we are taking to ensure everyones safety during our re-opening phases.
To clarify, face coverings will be required:
• On arrival at the West location
• On the way to, and during transitions between activities
• During non-active programs, like arts & crafts
Face coverings will NOT be required for students:
• Attending Team practice at Millhopper
• During active programs, like rock climbing, dance, gymnastics and swimming
• While eating lunch or snack
To transition, we will begin encouraging face coverings August 10, 2020. If you haven’t already, please encourage your children to bring a mask so they can get used to the feeling. Our staff will practice positive reinforcement over the coming weeks, and will begin requiring coverings, as outlined above, on August 24, 2020.
Students should already be bringing a water bottle each day, clearly labeled with their name. During physical activities where students remove their mask, we will have them attach it to their water bottle for safe keeping. Students may also place it in their pocket, as appropriate.
If a student needs a face covering, we will provide a disposable mask for a $1.00 charge to your Sun Country account. We will also have kids size reusable cloth masks available for purchase for $10.50 plus tax. Please make sure cloth face coverings are washed daily, and please do not reuse disposable masks.
Thank you for your help and support as we work together to keep our students, families and staff safe and healthy.
• Martial Arts (PDF)
• Sun Country Rocks (PDF)
• Swim Class Requirements (PDF)
• Gator Swim Club at Sun Country Requirements (PDF)
• Dance Sun Country Requirements (PDF)
• Gymnastics Requirements (PDF)
• NinjaZone Class Requirements (PDF)
• Trampoline and Tumbling Requirements (PDF)
• Team Sun Country Requirements (PDF)
In the event we are notified of a customer or employee who has tested positive, we immediately work to identify those who have been in close contact within the previous two days, and notify them right away. We follow CDC’s definition of close contact, which is anyone who has been within 6 feet for 15 consecutive minutes.
Based on guidance from the Alachua County Health Department, and to protect the privacy of those affected, Sun Country does not issue a company-wide statement for isolated positive cases.
