County College of Morris to begin semester with mostly online classes
The County College of Morris has announced it will be switching to mostly online learning for the first seven weeks to start the upcoming semester.
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Aug 24, 2021, 9:43 AM
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491ds agoThe County College of Morris
has announced it will be switching to mostly online learning for the first
seven weeks to start the upcoming semester.
STATE OF OUR SCHOOLS: Back-to-school resources
A majority of in-person
classes in Randolph will resume Oct. 27.
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By then, students and
employees will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or show a negative
test every week.
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