taking temperatures is useless.

My kids have been doing gymnastics since late June. They’re on the competitive team but their gym has also opened for recreational classes. They are only at 50% capacity, wear masks when they’re on the floor , sanitize hands after practicing each event and before and after getting a drink , clean all the mats and equipment after each small group, etc.

Soccer, tennis, swimming starting in Sept. for the fall.

DC did a tennis camp 2 weeks ago and it was great. He loved it. This is in the setting of tennis not being new since he was already in group lessons pre-Covid for over a year now.

I’m considering an art class. We did it this summer. Small classes and everyone wore a mask.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dance parent here, where did you find in-person ballet?

Virginia Dance Conservatory in McLean and Dance Academy of Virginia in North Arlington. Google for their websites and schedules.

Believe Ballet Nova is also doing in-person classes

BalletNova is doing a hybrid or you can select the all-virtual option. I believe the classes for the littlest kids are all Zoom.

No, my two kids school is having a very complicated hybrid model with different schedules for the two of them so I opted out. My kids are K and 1 so we have, along with another family with two children of similar age, hired a teacher and have set up a little school in my home for 4 hours a day. Yes, it is expensive but since we have spent nothing on camps and vacations this year we have the money. Hopefully come January school will be back on a regular schedule as my children really miss their friends and I miss my sanity given I have 2 other little ones.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dance parent here, where did you find in-person ballet?

Virginia Dance Conservatory in McLean and Dance Academy of Virginia in North Arlington. Google for their websites and schedules.

Believe Ballet Nova is also doing in-person classes