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The list of school districts have announced they are staying with, or switching to, all-remote learning until January — and possibly longer — is growing.
It includes three of the state’s biggest school districts, in Jersey City, Newark and Paterson.
On Tuesday, another large district announced an impending change. Woodbridge Superintendent Robert Zega told parents that he K-12 district will switch to virtual instruction starting Monday and continuing until Jan. 19, and possibly longer.
“We have to make this decision with heavy hearts,” Zega said in a video posted to the district’s website.
With coronavirus cases continuing to rise in New Jersey, additional districts seem likely to follow suit, though Gov. Phil Murphy has said he is not planning to order a statewide shutdown.
While the state does not maintain a public list of the schools or districts that have had to close down, it provides an online dashboard identifying counties, number of schools and cases that were transmitted in school buildings or through school activities.
As on Tuesday morning, it showed that 51 schools have had a total of 193 cases. State officials on Tuesday reported 4,060 more COVID-19 cases and 38 additional deaths, the highest number of fatalities announced in a single day in more than four months.
Below is a list of schools and districts not planning a return to in-person instruction until 2021.
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All four Bergen County Technical High School campuses are on a remote learning schedule until Jan. 15.
Hackensack: All-remote learning through at least mid-January.
Delran: Students switched on Monday to all-remote learning through Jan. 15.
Bloomfield: Students in grades K-6 and some special education students are remote and will begin a hybrid schedule on Jan. 25. The return date for middle school students and high school students has not been announced.
Newark: Students are returning to classrooms on Jan. 25.
Jersey City: The school district is staying with remote learning through the end of the second marking period, which ends on Feb. 2, 2021.
Secaucus: All-remote learning through Jan. 15.
East Brunswick: Schools switched to all-remote learning on Monday, with the hybrid schedule resuming Jan. 11.
Piscataway: Some students were planned to begin a hybrid schedule Monday, until the school announced Friday that all-remote leaning will continue until Jan. 11.
Woodbridge: The school district is switching to remote learning starting Nov. 23 and continuing until Jan. 19. Students receiving specialized services, including students with disabilities, may have the option to continue receiving in-person instruction.
Boonton: High school students and those in grades 6 through 8 at John Hill School will return to classes Feb. 1, while students in kindergarten through fifth grade will start two weeks earlier on Jan. 19.
Dover: The school district has extended remote learning for all students until the first week of January.
Mount Olive: The school district is switching to remote learning starting Nov. 23 and continuing until Jan. 19. Approximately 500 students who receive specialized services, including students with disabilities, will have the option to continue receiving in-person instruction.
Clifton: The school district has approved all-remote learning through the end of January.
Paterson: All-remote learning until Jan. 19.
Plainfield: The school district will switch to all-remote learning starting Wednesday and keep students at home through Jan. 29.
Phillipsburg: All remote until Jan. 11.
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Rob Jennings may be reached at rjennings@njadvancemedia.com.
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