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Page A~2 Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 Shelton schools target Feb. 22 reopening By Gordon Weeks grwoo/ 1@m'iasoncounty com The Shelton School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to try to re open their schools on Feb. to stu dents in preschool, kindergarten and ll! f~ t~ l tl(l(:. and then stagger the re openings for older students. The district had targeted Jan. 25 for the reopening. Currently, all the district s 4,125 or so students are learning: online li oi n homo, except for El handful oi'spot inl needs students, But till: districts school principals together penned :1 letter asking the district to push the possible reopen ingdaltel>z1{:ktol i+l>. 22 ovor (-onceri'is about spreading~ (ION lllli). ()l'coursv, zlll oi us want our kids hack in school We miss them, Wt , need them around. and they need usf" Supvriiilendent Alex Apostle said during 'l uesday s meeting. lltr added, But we want thorn to he sale, and our stall" to be safe. The hoard members stressed the l ol), 2:2 is i'iossihle reopening date. Board member Keri Davidson said the situation is fluid. The best thing; to do is to place 1m other morlwr at the recommondution ol'oui principals, she said. We re only looking at another month ouh hot that buys us some limo. said hoard president Sally K ll l . Knri said some school districts in the state have decided to linish the school year with all students loamy ing from home. We still have hope we can come hack, she said. The district will bring,r more special 0 l l l l l x l i l l l In October, Olympic Middle School teacher Hannah Megan teaches math to sixth graders who are learning Eng- lish as part of the newcomer s program. Small groups of special needs students are learning in Shelton School District buildings, and more will come back to the classroom even if the district s plans to reopen for students in preschool through first-grade on Feb. 22 doesn t come to fruition. Journal photo Gordon Weeks Board member Sally Brown eld pointed out the current rate in Ma son County is almost 400 new cases per 100,000. l don t want us to lose anybody, she said. needs students hack to the buildings even il'the Feb. 22 reopening does not happen. [ Expemlnaeipingm Insuranue Benefits Fora limited time only, 0' little-ere throwlng back the, savlngs wlth rates as low as Bout lot/GOVT!) delay your dental sq, . promotions are in planets lint! safety. i 0 When you purchase a new or usedyveli lgl or move your 5 current auto lqaii from another loudergover to 000m . OCCU www.0urcu.com Hill l umnmmh . will l lill'll nmml Pt *nlngo Rat s. 1nd conditions up in. and will" "l in tilisinou. into ipllor ; only to new 0 Hi maxim, current OCCU loans are not eligible in: ltlilll lllt i" ml; lllulll. !l(ll title. other rules;