Research abstract

Changes Over The Virus

Plans have now been adapted in certain schools due to a new outbreak of the virus.

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One district opened with hybrid classes with in-person learning and online as an option. Many other schools are following suit and doing the same. There are still some schools though that have switched to fully remote learning for the time being. Much uncertainty still exists due to the virus and many schools are afraid of opening too soon. Some schools tried to open but sue to more cases had to quickly close their doors again.

Key takeaways

  1. New infections have lead to a change of plans for many districts in New Jersey.
  2. Some districts are offering in person as well as virtual classes.
  3. Some students have been told to stay home and learn virtually.

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