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As of Thursday, there were 29 presumed positive cases in New Jersey, including a 16- and- 17-year-old.
Rutgers University recently announced classes would be held remotely after spring break. Students were strongly encouraged to remain off campus through April 3.
Bergen Community College extended Spring Break a week. Other schools are going online-only for awhile.
Below is a list of other schools that have altered scheduled in response to COVID-19.
- Bridgewater-Raritan: Early dismissal Monday
- Brielle: Early dismissal Monday
- Cedar Grove: Early dismissal March 12
- College of New Jersey: Two weeks of online classes after Spring Break.
- Cranford: Closed Monday
- Drew University: Moving to online and remote instruction March 16. Face-to-face classes have been cancelled.
- East Brunswick: Schools closed until Monday, March 16
- Elizabeth: Closing at 12:15 p.m. this Monday for staff meeting regarding coronavirus planning
- Fairfield: Single-session day March 12
- FDU: Remote classes begin March 16 after Spring Break.
- Frisch School: Classes resume March 16.
- Hillside: Closed Friday
- Keyport: Early dismissal Thursday and Friday
- Jackson: Two-hour delayed start Friday
- Jersey City: Schools close at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday for planning.
- Little Silver: After-school activities cancelled.
- Middlesex Borough: Schools closed Friday for planning.
- Millburn: Closed March 12
- Monmouth University: Classes cancelled this week.
- Montclair Public Schools: Closed Friday with a staff member self-quarantined and being tested until lab results returned
- Montclair State: Extended spring break to March 22, with most instruction online beginning March 23 for the majority of the semester
- New Jersey Institute of Technology: Online-only classes after Spring Break ends March 23.
- North Brunswick: Closed Thursday out of abundance of caution following confirmed positive test in East Brunswick.
- People's Prep, Newark: Closed until March 16 after staff member came in contact with confirmed case.
- Plainfield: Closed Friday for planning
- Princeton University: Lectures and classes moving to virtual instruction March 23.
- Red Bank Regional High School: Closed Tuesday after a sibling of a student tested positive.
- Roselle: Schools closed March 10 and 11 for sanitization.
- Rowan University: Extended Spring Break.
- Seton Hall: Classes switching to online format with an update expected March 19.
- Scotch Plains: Closed Wednesday for planning
- South Brunswick: Remote learning Thursday and Friday after student possibly exposed to others with coronavirus after attending party in Princeton
- South River: Closed Thursday
- Stevens Institute of Technology: All classes held online.
- Warren Hills Regional: Closed Wednesday for preparedness development planning.
- Wayne schools: Closed Friday for cleaning
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