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Update: April 27, 2021
Clackamas County moves back into Extreme Risk effective April 30th
Governor Brown announced earlier today that Clackamas County will move back into Extreme Risk starting this Friday, April 30th. This change to Clackamas County's Sector Risk Level impacts all athletic events and activities held in Clackamas County, including West Linn - Wilsonville fields and facilities.
While in Extreme Risk, all groups accessing West Linn - Wilsonville fields or facilities will be limited to 50 spectators for outdoor events. This does not count athletes, coaches, referees/umpires, or others who are on the field as part of the event. This updated guidance is in alignment with Oregon Health Authority requirements. Physical distancing of at least six feet between individuals must continue to be maintained by spectators at all times in addition to the requirement of face coverings. Thank you for your continued partnership and attention to these important health and safety measures.
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Update: February 22, 2021
District Facilities Soft Opening, Limited Users
You may start to notice some activities on our sites, here's the update:
The West Linn - Wilsonville School District expanded reopening of outdoor facilities and limited indoor facilities for school co-curricular activities/athletics in February. All participants and staff will follow all Oregon Health Authority and Clackamas County Health Department guidelines for group gatherings. The district will also monitor athletic priority of facility use based on the modified OSAA season calendar.
You may start to notice some activities on our sites, here's the update:
The West Linn - Wilsonville School District expanded reopening of outdoor facilities and limited indoor facilities for school co-curricular activities/athletics in February. All participants and staff will follow all Oregon Health Authority and Clackamas County Health Department guidelines for group gatherings. The district will also monitor athletic priority of facility use based on the modified OSAA season calendar.
Carefully evaluated and approved youth groups are allowed on selected outdoor sites for limited periods of time. They must stay within Clackamas County's current risk assessment metrics. A majority of facilities remain closed to community use at this time so that the District can reduce the risk of students and community members. The District Safety Leadership Team continues to actively review all forms of guidance and liability parameters set forth by the Governor's Office, the Oregon Health Authority, and Clackamas County Health Department.
