South Shelby Schools Switch to Hybrid Learning

An uptick in positive cases of COVID-19 in the South Shelby Schools results in a switch to hybrid learning.

The Shelby County Health Department Sunday reported two more positive coronavirus cases in South Shelby High School, bringing to five the number of positive cases among the student body.

In a letter to parents Sunday, Shelby County R-4 Superintendent Troy Clawson announced the high school and middle school are moving to a hybrid learning model, beginning Monday and continuing until further notice.

Students will be in classes at school two days a week, with e-learning taking place three days a week, including every Friday.