Current Guidelines

NOLA Gymnastics LLC is committed to the safety and health of our students and staff.

1. Please follow Carpool Drop-off and Pick-Up protocols.
2. Please plan to arrive 10 minutes prior to the scheduled class time.
3. A drive through DROP-OFF will be in the front of the building on Dufossat Street. Traffic must face Danneel Street/Manning Athletic Area/Football Field.
4. A drive through PICK-UP will be behind the building on Danneel Street. Coaches will escort your child to you. Do not leave your car.
5. Any gymnast who arrives early, please plan on waiting in your vehicle until it is 10 minutes before class time to allow other classes to clear out of the waiting area/lobby and to exit the building safely.
6. Gymnasts are to arrive dressed in their leotards or gymnastic outfit and ponytail. No jewelry please. Absolutely no changing at the facility.
7. Gymnast can bring their own bottled water, please write first and last name on bottle. (There is a water fountain outside the gym if your child runs out of water)
8. For early pick-up, please come in the gym entrance door, and sign early check out sheet. (Please wear a mask).

Waiting Area

1. Parents may enter campus or stay during classes.
   Due to limited parking and traffic around campus, and our small waiting area, we kindly ask you to limit your visits to only ONCE PER MONTH.
2. Please sign VISITOR sheet on the wall and check the month you attended.
3. Parents are not allowed beyond the waiting area and not allowed at the cubbies.
4. Parents must leave at the end of class and line up at the Danneel Street Garage for PICK UP.
5. No child will be released in the waiting room.
6. DO NOT PARK on DANNEEL or DUFOSSAT street carpool lanes.

Facial Coverings

1. Facial covering will be optional for students, faculty and staff.
2. We support anyone deciding to wear a facial covering.

Stay Healthy and Safe

Being vaccinated not only keeps COVID-19 out of our school buildings, but it also eliminates the need to quarantine. If a child is fully vaccinated and comes in contact with an individual who tests positive, they will not need to quarantine, and this will help end the disruptions to families’ lives when a child is sent home due to an active case.