More schools across New Jersey forced to temporarily change learning plans following positive cases
More schools throughout the state, from Morris County to Mercer County, are being forced to temporarily change their learning plans.
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Sep 17, 2020, 10:25 AM
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More schools throughout the
state, from Morris County to Mercer County, are being forced to temporarily
change their learning plans.
The East Hanover Township
School District will be moving to all-remote learning for two weeks following a
positive case of coronavirus that affected multiple buildings. In-person learning is set to
return Sept. 30.
Westfield High School is also
going remote for the next two weeks after six students tested positive. The
cases are unrelated and are from an exposure outside of school. In-person,
hybrid learning is expected to resume Oct. 1.
Hopewell Valley Central High
School will finish the week remotely after a positive case. The other five schools in the
district will remain open.
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