NJ GOP Plan to Repeal, Replace Sex Ed. Standards ‘Not surprising’
A new proposal by New Jersey Senate Republicans prompted the president of non-profit Advocates for Youth to lament the state being "pulled back into the dark ages" by misinformation.
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NJ Schools Have Six COVID Outbreaks So Far: Here’s What that Means
Two of the outbreaks were in Atlantic County and one each was in Cumberland, Monmouth, Morris and Union counties, state Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said during a Wednesday state briefing held remotely.
Tens of Thousands of NJ Students Still Can’t Get Online for ‘Remote Learning’
Roughly 100,000 New Jersey students still lack internet access and even more need a device to log on for school work.
State Says No NJ Live Graduations During 'Stay at Home' Order
State Police and education officials said "wave parades" and any in-person ceremonies should be postponed until after pandemic restrictions are lifted.