The following guidelines have been adopted as the Aris Covid Policy. It is a combination of guidelines from CDC, TDH, WHO, and Williamson County Schools. Please contact an admin with any questions. If a player is ill or you have questions about whether a player should stay home due to illness or exposure, please contact your team manager. Please avoid posting on team chats until you are advised by your manager or a club admin.
Any questions or documents can be forwarded to admin@arisfc-tn.org.
Symptom/ Illness |
Should NOT attend Aris Activities |
May attend Aris Activities |
COVID-19 POSITIVE (vaccinated or unvaccinated) |
• With a positive test for COVID-19 or symptoms consistent with CDC guidelines for COVID-19. • New cough and/or difficulty breathing • Loss of taste or smell • Fever (>100*F) • Chills • Congestion/runny nose and/or sore throat • Nausea/vomiting and/or diarrhea • Headache, muscle/body aches and/or fatigue |
• Your child will need to remain out of Aris activities for 10 days from symptom onset.
• If your child has no symptoms and had an asymptomatic positive test, your child must remain out of activities from 10 days from test date.
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COVID-19 Exposure in an unvaccinated player
A close contact is defined as at a exposure (within 6ft) to someone with confirmedCOVID-19 for 15 minutes over a 24 hour period (at once or in combined increments)
(Living in the same house, riding in the car, team huddle, ate a meal together, etc) |
• Non-household: remain out of activities for a minimum of 10 days, monitor for symptoms, and wear a mask when returning to activities through day 14
• Household: Those living in the same household with a COVID-19 positive person are considered close contacts and could require longer quarantine (see below) |
Player may return
There is not an option to present a negative covid test instead of quarantining if you are not fully vaccinated. We cannot accept less than 10 day quarantine periods (see below) regardless of return to school time.
Household close contacts can begin their 10 days minimum at home and 14-day monitoringonce they are completely separated from the positive case. |
COVID-19 Exposure in a vaccinated player
A close contact is defined as at a exposure (within 6ft) to someone with confirmedCOVID-19 for 15 minutes over a 24 hour period (at once or in combined increments)
(Living in the same house, riding in the car, etc) |
o If close contact is asymptomatic and fully vaccinated (2 weeks from last dose of vaccine) Player may return to activities if asymptomatic, but must either test at 5 days and be negative, or continue to mask for 14 days from exposure.
o If the fully vaccinated player develops symptoms concerning for COVID-19 or tests positive for COVID-19, he or she must follow same guidelines for COVID-19 infection. |
You do not need to quarantine and may participate in Aris activities if:
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Thank you for your continued support as we try to keep our club healthy so kids can keep playing.