- Action: Due to the nature of the program, we would suggest delaying the beginning of this program until further notice. Additional information is needed in order to properly prepare a physical/wellness program for parents and children of the community in a student shared gym space. Also, this is a new program that has not been implemented before, therefore some of the logistics will need to be discussed with the Wellness Center staff regarding cleaning of the shared spaces and accessibility.
- 10. Program: Athletic camps (Prospect/Elite Camps)
- Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Soccer
- Location: GC Athletic facilities specific to sport
- Dates: Undecided (Earliest possible date will be in August 2020)
- # Attendees: 30 (Average)
- Action: Athletic camps will resume when participation is possible following school districts, GHSA (Georgia High School Association) and Independent Schools. The procedures put into place by these organizations for participation in these sports will be followed. Once that guidance is released we will provide an update with program needs.

## Community Dance Program

- • What programs are you hoping to offer from late summer through the next academic year?
- o Department of Theatre and Dance Community Dance Program plans to offer summer dance classes the last three weeks in July. This o Department of Theatre and Dance Community Dance Program plans to offer summer dance classes the last three weeks in July. This involves two to three classes on three evenings a week at Miller Dance Studio with Amelia Pelton as instructor. Typically, these classes are small in enrollment, allowing sufficient room for appropriate social distancing.
- o In the fall (first week in August) we hope to offer our community dance program for ages 3 – adult, in it’s year at GC. This is a 10-month long o In the fall (first week in August) we hope to offer our community dance program for ages 3 – adult, in it’s year at GC. This is a 10-month long program ending in May. This involves seven levels of ballet, creative movement, three levels of jazz, four levels of tap dance, hip hop, beginning pointe, and musical theatre. Approximately 175 – 200 students are enrolled on campus and at St. Stephen’s Day School, where we also teach creative movement. We also have programs in several Baldwin County public schools and in Putnam County Primary with 2 – 3 classes offered after school at each location. Approximately 30 students are enrolled in these classes at off-campus locations. We also teach a large class (25) of hip-hop students in the GC Early College program once a week on the Georgia College campus.
- • When are these programs scheduled to occur?
- o community dance programs occur in the afternoons starting about 5 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. on the GC campus. At St. Stephen’s o community dance programs occur in the afternoons starting about 5 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. on the GC campus. At St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, creative movement is 2:30 – 3:15 p.m. on Wednesdays, and in the Baldwin and Putnam county schools, dance is taught from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Hip-hop dance for GC Early College is scheduled for Fridays from 2 – 3 p.m. in Miller Dance Studio.
- • How many participants do you anticipate attending each program?
- o many as 25 students are enrolled in each class. Some classes have fewer students, with the smallest enrollment about 10. o many as 25 students are enrolled in each class. Some classes have fewer students, with the smallest enrollment about 10.
- • As we plan these programs, what policies, guidelines and practices would you recommend we implement for on-campus programs to ensure the safety of participants and GC faculty, staff, and students?