MD camps can’t take out of state kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is funny. I just called Hooped about this and they told me "We don't consider DC to be out of state."

Huh. Well, there you go.

It's not up to them. Oh well. I don't care but someone will report them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is funny. I just called Hooped about this and they told me "We don't consider DC to be out of state."

Huh. Well, there you go.

I'm not sure the governor would agree with that, but they are right that technically it is not a state.

[Anonymous]

How is this legal??? Seriously. It sounds borderline racist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is this legal??? Seriously. It sounds borderline racist

Seriously, I don’t think you know what that word means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly someone could still file a lawsuit based on the arbitrariness of the state resident rule. It’s not rational. If the rule was MoCo only, that would make sense, or a certain number of miles from camp.

Agreed. It feels out of line with all the other health-related rules.

Omg camp will be over but the time this lawsuit comes to pass. Move on.

[Anonymous]

Write an email to Governor Hogan. It can’t hurt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is funny. I just called Hooped about this and they told me "We don't consider DC to be out of state."

Huh. Well, there you go.

I'm not sure the governor would agree with that, but they are right that technically it is not a state.

No, but MD is. OUT OF STATE would be anything not in the state of MD.

[Anonymous]

I asked for clarification on this issue from the MD camp I registered for, and their response was that their summer program is open to children with working parents and they are operating under the Department of Education Child Care license. Does this mean the DOH regulation does not apply to them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is in the order. what camp is taking DC kids? I haven't heard of any accepting non MD residents.

https://commerce.maryland.gov/Documents/BusinessResource/Youth-Camps-COVID-19-Directives.pdf

Hooped is accepting DC kids in MD camps.

Some camps simply aren't following the orders. Not great.

[Anonymous]

Why not register your kid using a MD work address? Or get a PO Box in MD (some may even be physical address).

If the camps ask for official state health and vaccination form, this won’t work.

Working parents are really being screwed over! I can’t work from home. My office in Bethesda so I always consider nearby camps! Hogan is a loser.

[Anonymous]

Anyone have any new info on this? Is there advocacy with the state to change the rule?

[Anonymous]

Here is the latest MD order, updated to allow for overnight and indoor camps, but still banning out-of-state campers (as the very first rule). I don't know about any advocacy efforts going on.

https://phpa.health.maryland.gov/OEHFP/CHS/Shared%20Documents/Youth%20Camps/MDH%20Order%20-%20Amended%20Youth%20Camps%2006.12.20.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is the latest MD order, updated to allow for overnight and indoor camps, but still banning out-of-state campers (as the very first rule). I don't know about any advocacy efforts going on.

https://phpa.health.maryland.gov/OEHFP/CHS/Shared%20Documents/Youth%20Camps/MDH%20Order%20-%20Amended%20Youth%20Camps%2006.12.20.pdf

Yeah that’s a bad sign.

[Anonymous]

How is it ok to ban out of state kids for day camp, but not day cares?

[Anonymous]

Anyone know if there's been any update on the out of state rule for MD campers? We are right across the line in DC and several of our usual camps are in MoCo.