Some New Jersey schools, colleges canceling or going remote Thursday due to unhealthy air quality
The air quality still remains at hazardous levels Thursday in New Jersey.
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Smoke and hazy conditions in New Jersey have some school districts either closing schools or going remote. The air quality still remains at hazardous levels Thursday.
On Wednesday, school districts kept students indoors. So far, Elizabeth, Orange, Union Township and Newark school districts are closed Thursday. Some districts are giving parents the option or having early dismissal.
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Health officials are urging people to stay inside Thursday. Officials have also strongly recommended wearing masks if you must be outside.
School closures for Thursday:
City of Orange
Elizabeth Public Schools
Highland Highschool
Newark Public Schools
Sinai Christian Academy in Linden
Timber Creek Highschool
Triton Highschool
People's Prep Charter School-Newark
Precious Angels Daycare Center in Hillside
Union Township
School closures for Friday:
Sinai Christian Academy in Linden
Early dismissal for Thursday:
Chancellor Academy in Pompton Plains has an early release at noon.
Clifton Public Schools
Hamilton Township School District
Hanover Park Regional in East Hanover is using an early release schedule.
Precious Angels Learning Center in Yardville has an early release at 12:30 p.m.
West Orange
Wayne
Remote learning for Thursday:
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Hudson County College in Jersey City
Kean University
Stevens Institute
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