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Less than 50 N.J. school districts remain all-remote in the last week of April

Less than 50 N.J. school districts remain all-remote in the last week of April Updated Apr 29, 2021; Posted Apr 28, 2021 Kindergarten teacher Christine Gappa, reads a book to the class at Irving School in Highland Park. Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Less than 50 New Jersey school districts remain closed for in-person instruction, including half of the 10 largest, as the number of fully in-person districts continue to rise. As of April 26, 470 school districts were hybrid, 47 were remote and 246 were fully in-person the fifth week in a row the number of in-person districts increased. Forty-eight districts have different educational formats for different schools.

How will Gloucester County schools split $41M in federal relief?

How will Gloucester County schools split $41M in federal relief? Gloucester County public school districts can expect more than $41 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds to get students back in buildings and on track academically after more than a year of learning disruptions. Funding is part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act signed by President Joe Biden in early March. A $112 billion chunk of the COVID-19 rescue plan is earmarked for American K-12 schools. New Jersey s Department of Education will receive $2.765 billion to allocate to school districts.  Paulsboro will receive the highest amount of funding – $5.4 million – under the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund in the ARP Act. The funding formula is based on Title 1 No Child Left Behind standing and other factors. 

No dancing allowed at this H.S. prom, but that may change

No dancing allowed at this H.S. prom, but that may change Updated Apr 14, 2021; Facebook Share On one hand, just having a prom beats what happened to the Class of 2020 last year in the wake of the first wave of coronavirus pandemic restrictions in New Jersey. But having a prom this year and not being able to dance adds another degree of difficulty to a time-worn traditional rite of passage. That’s the challenge facing Clearview Regional High School’s Class of 2021, which was informed recently that dancing may be prohibited during their prom next month because of ongoing state Department of Health coronavirus pandemic restrictions.

What kind of prom this high school has depends on N.J.'s COVID restrictions, superintendent says