Gov. Murphy: 23 in-school outbreaks of COVID-19, up from 6 last week
Gov. Phil Murphy provided a schools update at Wednesday’s COVID-19 briefing.
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Sep 23, 2021, 10:33 AM
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389ds agoGov. Phil Murphy provided a schools update at Wednesday’s
COVID-19 briefing.
STATE OF OUR SCHOOLS: Back-to-school
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The governor says there are
23 in-school outbreaks, with more than 100 cases statewide. That number is up
from last week, where there were six in-school outbreaks.
Mercer County has the most
with 30 cases, followed by Morris County with 15
and Atlantic County with 12.
Twenty staff cases have been reported, compared to 82 student
cases
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Gov. Murphy says he has no
plans to revert back to remote learning.
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