Start date depends on completion of school inspections, other details RISD Superintendent Mike Gottlieb (Submitted Photo) It could take about two weeks to put all the moving pieces in place, but Roswell Independent School District will move to the hybrid model of learning. The RISD school board made that decision unanimously after three hours of presentations and discussion on the state requirements in a special meeting Tuesday night. The board also voted unanimously to start some extracurricular activities and sports, which will begin two weeks after the hybrid classes start. The decision came following Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announcing in her state-of-the-state speech last week that all schools, regardless of what risk level their county is in, would be eligible to open for the the hybrid model beginning Feb. 8.