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Schools are mostly online only. Counties having fewer than 100 cases per thousand and less than 8% positivity can have hybrid learning for K-3. For 4-12 they have to have fewer than 50 cases per thousand and less than 5% positive. Our schools in Eugene are staying remote until at least January.

Can you clarify your numbers?   "100 cases per thousand"   Is that over the last 9 months, or some sort of ongoing average?

The US, at > 150K new cases a day, is at (per CDC) 43 new cases per day per 100,000.
At 10.8M cases, that's 32 cases per thousand over the last 9 months across the US.  Of course, for any community, all of those may be 6 months old or just 1 week old.  Surely they aren't using old data to judge current infection rates.

California purple level starts at 7 daily new cases per 100,000 population.  The average across California is currently 18.3.

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Schools are mostly online only. Counties having fewer than 100 cases per thousand and less than 8% positivity can have hybrid learning for K-3. For 4-12 they have to have fewer than 50 cases per thousand and less than 5% positive. Our schools in Eugene are staying remote until at least January.

Can you clarify your numbers?   "100 cases per thousand"   Is that over the last 9 months, or some sort of ongoing average?

The US, at > 150K new cases a day, is at (per CDC) 43 new cases per day per 100,000.
At 10.8M cases, that's 32 cases per thousand over the last 9 months across the US.  Of course, for any community, all of those may be 6 months old or just 1 week old.  Surely they aren't using old data to judge current infection rates.

California purple level starts at 7 daily new cases per 100,000 population.  The average across California is currently 18.3.