Bridge Year Pilot Program allows New Jersey high school students to stay behind an extra year
The Bridge Year Pilot Program is allowing New Jersey high school students to have the chance to stay behind an extra year to help make up what they missed while schools were shut down.
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Jan 27, 2021, 1:19 PM
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Updated 1,197 days ago
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22h agoThe Bridge
Year Pilot Program is allowing New Jersey high school students to
have the chance to stay behind an extra year to help make up what they missed
while schools were shut down.
The program gives upcoming juniors or seniors the chance to defer graduation
to attend classes at their high schools, participate in extracurricular
activities and play sports that were canceled.
Eligible
students need to notify their school's Bridge Year Liaison by Feb. 15 of their
senior year.
