A Hudson County school district whose students haven't been in the classrooms this year yet will have to wait even longer.
West New York schools have extended remote learning until Jan. 31, 2021, Superintendent Clara Brito Herrera said in a letter to parents Dec. 7.
"This decision is not one that is made lightly, but safety and instruction have been our priority during this unprecedented time," she said.
" Our comprehensive reopening plan will still be phased in throughout the second half of the school year and our goal remains to eventually enter hybrid learning in the near future."
Students will continue to receive breakfasts and lunches between 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., outside of their schools.
Technology training workshops will continue for parents in outside or schoolyard settings by appointment only.
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