Remote Learning

The survey revealed some specifics, but further focus groups and polls may be needed to specify the changes parents want to see made to the Garden State's educational structure overall.

Virtual learning days typically do not count toward New Jersey's 180-day school calendar minimum, but an executive order issued by Gov. Phil Murphy made an exception for rescheduling related to COVID in any way.

New Jersey Parents: Potential Return To Virtual, Remote Learning?

Traditionally, an official school day in New Jersey is constituted by an in-school presence, but that was clouded by the COVID-era stipulation that three or more days of a health emergency would allow virtual days to count.

Gov. Phil Murphy says in-person schooling is superior, but a group of parents says that isn't the case for all students.

Covid burnout is a real feeling, but how do we separate ourselves, even momentarily, from a sometimes grim and frustrating reality?

There would be many sides to this evaluation, but it wouldn't commence until the end of the academic year in May, so as to observe a full cycle of learning in a post-COVID-19 world.

One Mom is dealing with remote learning in a creative and funny way.

That's a lot for college students to consider, but decisions must be made. When considering your options, consider a new survey out from "Guide to Online Schools". The free service enables students to compare all online college and university programs in the Nation. This according to an article in the Tuckerton/Little Egg Harbor Leader.