SELMA â When Fresno County moves into the red tier and Selma Unified School District secondary students can go back into the classroom, Â less than half of the students will return to class. Those that choose to will remain on distance learning. Â Â When the numbers are right, trustees gave interim superintendent Dr. Marilyn Shepherd authorization to set the date to return to the classroom. The earliest the secondary classes could open is March 22. The following week is spring break. Â "I'm fine with having Dr. Shepard call it," said trustee Roger Orosco, who made the motion for the unanimous approval of giving the Interim Superintendent the authorization to set the date. âI trust Dr. Shepherd 100 percent. The best I've ever seen since I've been on this board."