Monroe schools reopen after cyber incident; investigation underway
Schools in Monroe Township reopened Friday following a three-day internet outage caused by an unknown party.
News 12 Staff
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Dec 2, 2022, 6:03 PM
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Updated 503 days ago
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Schools in Monroe Township, Gloucester County, reopened Friday following a three-day internet outage caused by an unknown party.
District officials said the outage was apparently caused by an "unauthorized third party."
There were no other details on who that party might be or any other possible ramifications from the outage.
An investigation is now underway.
