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When school starts in September, classrooms in Jersey City may be empty.
The Board of Education approved the superintendent's plan to continue with 100% remote learning due to spikes in COVID-19 cases that happened when some schools across the nation reopened.
Initially, 33% of Jersey City students were supposed to return for in-person instruction Sept. 10.
The plan must now be approved by the state Education Department.
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