Im Kerry Barrett in for darlene this morning. Chris cyst mi know here with the forecast. I think this is the first time this winter ive heard you use the term Winter Weather. We havent had any Winter Weather advisories. This is the first go at it. Its mainly for our northwestern suburbs and really only for a few hours. From the city on south and east, this is mainly going to be a rainmaker. Not a big problem. The day is quiet. Much chillier morning out there. Well get early breaks of sunshine. Clouds will take over through the afternoon. Temperatures near normal. E wipls will pick fp too. That temperature of 40 is going to feel quite chillier. Some wind gusts out of the north antid northeast. Its coatwearing weather. Look for temperatures into the low 40s in the afternoon. Well talk more about that storm potential moving in late tonight and tomorrow. Lets talk Early Morning commute with lauren. Hopefully still quiet. Still quiet. Youre in for a nice ride. One accident on the roads. Wer
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Number of virtual schools in N.J. has dropped 71% since September
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A kindergarten student listens during Sarah Sheck s, class at Sycamore Drive Elementary School in Hazlet. Friday, September 11, 2020.
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The number of New Jersey schools offering virtual-only instruction has dropped 71% since the start of the school year, as districts continue to grapple with how to educate students during the coronavirus pandemic.
As of April 17, 526 school districts were hybrid, 69 were remote and 186 were fully in-person the fourth week in a row the number of in-person districts increased. Thirty districts have different educational formats for different schools.
21 school districts brought students back for in-person learning this week. See the list.
Updated Mar 10, 2021;
Posted Mar 10, 2021
An empty classroom at Highland Park High School shows how desks are spaced for social distancing during the pandamic. Wednesday, February 17, 2021
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Twenty-one districts brought students back into classrooms part-time this week, as schools continue to change learning formats during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
As of Monday, March 8, 543 districts were hybrid, 127 remote, and 109 were fully in-person. Twenty-one districts made the switch to hybrid learning this week, while the number of fully in-person districts decreased by two. Thirty-three districts have different educational formats for different schools.