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'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools "This is not a change of course," said Gov. Phil Murphy Wednesday in announcing that some of New Jersey's schools that can't meet safety standards for reopening can begin the school year in an all-remote fashion. UPDATE: These New Jersey School Districts Plan On All-Remote Starts Schools choosing to reopen with all-remote learning must show plans for satisfying the standards and anticipated date to resume in-person instruction, the governor said. Joined by state and local education officials, the governor also signed an executive order allowing all New Jersey schools to reopen for in-…

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by Cecilia Levine
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'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools "This is not a change of course," said Gov. Phil Murphy Wednesday in announcing that some of New Jersey's schools that can't meet safety standards for reopening can begin the school year in an all-remote fashion. UPDATE: These New Jersey School Distracts Plan On All-Remote Starts Schools choosing to reopen with all-remote learning must show plans for satisfying the standards and anticipated date to resume in-person instruction, the governor said. Joined by state and local education officials, the governor also signed an executive order allowing all New Jersey schools to reopen for in-…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Four Charged With Scamming Elizabeth School Lunch Program Four Charged With Scamming Elizabeth School Lunch Program
Four Charged With Scamming Elizabeth School Lunch Program Four people -- an Elizabeth school district employee and the spouses of three other district employees -- have been accused of under-reporting their income to qualify children for the school district's free and reduced-cost lunch program, the Union County Prosecutor's Office said in a statement Wednesday.  The employee, Nancy Acevdeo, 52, who works in the custodial department, was charged alongside Faraj Assi, 42; Mayra Rivas-Pozo, 39; and Angelica Roman, 39. They are each charged with third-degree theft by deception.  A forensic analysis of the school lunch program by the Special…

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by Paul Milo