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On behalf of the faculty and staff at Dale County High School, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our school’s website. Dale County High School has established many incredible traditions and legacies throughout the years. I sincerely hope you will take the time to look throughout our web pages and enjoy the numerous opportunities available to all the students who are part of our Warrior family. We believe our students’ years at Dale County will be their opportunity to be a ‘Scholar and a Champion’ in whatever endeavor they undertake – and we are very proud of everyone’s accomplishments.

Our goal as educators is to teach content, skills, and behaviors for the present and future benefit of all students and the entire community. We will make every effort so all students graduate ready for college and career – and be able to succeed in the increasingly complex world in which they will live and work. The incredible faculty and staff at Dale County High School continue to encourage all students to set high goals for themselves and to reach for their dreams.

Thank you for visiting our website and I am confident that you will see many parts of the proud Warrior tradition. Go...Warriors!!!

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DALE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

OFFICE OF BEN BAKER, SUPERINTENDENT

202 S. Hwy 123 Suite E

OZARK, ALABAMA 36360

PHONE (334)774-2355 WEB SITE: www.dalecountyboe.org FAX (334)774-3503

Athletic Venue Announcement for Dale County Schools

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) and the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) recommend that spectators be allowed to attend football games and other athletic events, but also recommend that the school administration reduce the number in attendance to abide by the state’s current Safer at Home public health order. The following will be implemented at Dale County School’s athletic events this fall to be in compliance with guidelines issued by the ADPH and AHSAA:

Spectators may not congregate within 6 feet of a person from another household – the six-foot distancing rule for spectators will require Dale County Schools to reduce attendance at our three football stadiums and four gymnasiums.

Spectators must wear a mask or other facial covering that covers the nostrils and mouth at all times while within 6 feet of the person from another household. Limited exceptions are allowed, such as for children who have not yet entered second grade and for people with medical conditions that prevent them from wearing a facial covering – Dale County Schools will require facial coverings for admittance to athletic events.

This guidance is created to mitigate - not eliminate - the risk of COVID-19 - at-risk individuals are discouraged from attending athletic or school events.

All persons with symptoms of COVID-19 and all persons with known exposure to a COVID-19 positive case should NOT attend athletic or school events.

Persons who are awaiting test results for COVID-19 should NOT attend athletic or school events. Spectators are attending at their own risk and must take personal responsibility. To attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 the following attendance guidelines will be established at Dale County School’s athletic events:

Per AHSAA, inside venues will be limited to 50% occupancy; the following limits will be made on total ticket sales for a scheduled competition for each of our four venues:

Ariton – 390 tickets

DCHS – 480 tickets

LHS – 220 tickets

SDMS – 115 tickets

Per AHSAA, tickets available for admittance will be split evenly between home and visiting fans. Outside venues will be limited to approximately 50% occupancy; the following limits will be made on total ticket sales for a scheduled competition for each of our three venues:

Ariton (Zumstein Stadium) 750-less the host and visitor band count, less reserved seating

DCHS (Warrior Stadium) 2000-less the host and visitor band count, less reserved seating

LHS (GW Long Stadium) 900-less visitor band count

Football Games - the host school will offer 2 tickets for purchase (or prepaid passes) to each student participant (player, cheerleader, band member) the week of the event to ensure two participant family members get an opportunity to attend. The total number of presold will be subtracted from the available general admission seats. For in-district games (DCHS at Ariton and Ariton at Long) the host team will send 2 tickets per participant to the visiting Dale County school for presale; the visiting principal will be responsible for the money and unsold tickets – unsold tickets and money must be turned in to the home principal the night of the game – unsold presold tickets will be added back to the available general admission tickets at the designated gates (home or visitor). When the general admission tickets are sold out the gates will be closed to additional admittance. Football gates will not open, and ticket sales will not be available until 5:30 P.M.

Volleyball Games - the administrator or his/her designee will use some type of counter to control the occupancy – as fans leave after the JH/JV matches, access will be increased for others to enter for the varsity matches.

Important Announcements!!!!