Snow-Power Outage Protocols (Printable document)
SNOW & ICE
- A decision will be made to Cancel, 2 hr Delay start time or Transition to Remote Instruction by 6 am.
- Schools may run on normal time but will be on Snow Routes.
- During Remote Instruction, students will access their learning both synchronous and asynchronously.
- During Remote Instruction, a decision will be made by noon regarding extracurricular activities.
- Remote Instruction and late start will count as a school day and will not be required to make it up at the end of the school year.
- NMSD would need to apply for a waiver to the state for the missed day(s); if the waiver is not granted, the impacted school(s) may be required to make-up the day(s) at the end of the school year.
- We will communicate with you through Blackboard email and Robocall, Facebook, district website and Twitter.
What does this mean for Transportation?
Buses will pick up students two hours later than normal.
Click here for Snow Routes
POWER OUTAGES
- The decision will be made on a case by case basis and included in the decision will be whether or not Mason PUD 3 predicts the school will be without power for the majority of the day.
- NMSD would need to apply for a waiver to the state for the missed day(s); if the waiver is not granted, the impacted school(s) may be required to make-up the day(s) at the end of the school year.
- We will communicate with you through Blackboard email and Robocall, Facebook, district website and Twitter.
It is critical for North Mason School District to maintain the most up-to-date emergency contact information for our families. Please ensure that your child's school has your most current phone, email and emergency contacts.