New Jersey data shows 47 new COVID-19 outbreaks; parents be alert
New Jersey schools aren't immune from the COVID-19 spike.
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Dec 20, 2021, 11:39 AM
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29ds agoNew Jersey schools aren't immune from the COVID-19 spike.
Data shows 47 new COVID-19 outbreaks in the state.
Since September, the state has seen nearly 300 outbreaks in schools.
So, which districts have seen the most cases?
Camden County has had 213 cases of the virus.
Bergen and Passaic Counties both had over 130 cases.
Burlington County is still the only county in the state yet to have an in-school COVID-19 outbreak.
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