From the OSAA Handbook regarding Moratorium Week, July 26 - Aug. 1 - Q. During the Moratorium Week, will coaches be allowed any contact with their athletes?  A. No.  2. Q. During the Moratorium Week, will schools be allowed to have open facilities?  A. Schools may only host an activity that includes high school students involved in athletics and activities if they have appealed for and been granted permission from the Executive Director or their designee prior to the Moratorium Week.  Permission shall not be granted for team camps.  3. Q. During the Moratorium Week, will coaches/activity leaders be allowed to have any contact with their students?  A. No.  The only contact they may have with an individual or team during Moratorium Week is via email, phone, etc.  but conversations may not refer to actions required for that week (i.e., student’s workouts, practice plans, meetings, etc.).  4. Q. During the Moratorium Week, may students attend camps, clinics, etc.?  A. Yes, so long as no high school administrators/coaches/directors/advisors are present, and participation is not organized or paid for by the school.  5. Q. Are there any exceptions to this policy?  A. No, every student must have a seven consecutive day period without contact. There is an appeals process in place to request a modification to a school’s, team’s, or an individual’s Moratorium Week.  Approval must be granted by the Executive Director or their designee prior to the Moratorium Week.