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Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 Shelton-Mason Journal Page A—27 HiiliiLD ‘, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 Serving the communities of Belfair, Allyn, Grapev‘iew, T huya, Mason Lake, South Shore and_Victor A pond in the Tahuya State Forest on a recent day IreSembles a Claude Monet painting. The for‘est is home to about 170 miles of multi-use trails. Hera/d photo Gordon Weeks orth Mason-Schools pause hybrid plans E; Kirk Boileitner kbox/eitner@masoncounzy. com The North'Mason School District had planned to return students in kindegarten through the sec- ond grade registered in the “hybrid” model back to school for two days a week, starting today, but the latest data on COVID-19 infections has put a pause on those plans, according to Superintendent Dana Rosenbach. of Health and Labor and Industries, and the health departments for Mason and Kitsap counties. Rosenbach said key indicators the district looks at include the number of COVID cases per thousand, trends in COVID cases and hospitalizations, and po- tential risks to the‘health of educators and students. “Our data points are kind of split,” Rosenbach said. “Our case numbers are up, but the hospitalizae tion rates are low for Mason County, and the of our population that’s testing positive for COVID is set an exact date, but as soon as it’s safe, our staff ' is prepared to turn on a dime to make it happen, and we’ll all work together to make the hybrid model work.” Even after the hybrid model is implemented, spe- cialists will continue to provide all classes remotely so students will be on campus for a modified day from 9:20 am. to 2:50 p.m., with specialist classes available outside the in-person day.. , Rosenbach emphasized the North Mason School