A group of parents with medical vulnerabilities is asking for another option: short-term remote learning.
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Hudson Catholic Trounces Seton Hall While Raising Money for Scholarships
For Hudson Catholic High School’s Hawks, January 8th’s “Hoopfest” was a win-win. Not only did the basketball team take down rival Seton Hall, but they helped to raise money for a worthy cause as well.
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Board Appoints Norma Fernandez Interim Superintendent of Jersey City Public Schools
The Jersey City Board of Education appointed Dr. Norma Fernandez interim superintendent of Jersey City Public Schools at a Monday night special meeting.
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Parents Confused, Angry Over School Disruptions
The state’s rising cases of COVID-19 have reignited the contentious debate over whether kids should learn virtually, or whether the value of in-person education is greater than the risk of children and teachers catching the virus.
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Covid and Superintendent Replacement Dominate BOE Meeting
The Jersey City Board of Education’s Tuesday night reorganization meeting was not all pomp and circumstance. Recent school closures amid rising Covid-19 cases and the search for a new superintendent prompted comment from parents and a union leader.
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Jersey City Public Schools to go Remote Next Week
Jersey City Public Schools announced today that students will return to remote instruction for one week starting Monday January 3.
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Flowers and Tributes for Outgoing Board of Education Members and Superintendent
There were flowers and tributes for the outgoing Board of Education members and Superintendent at last Thursday’s meeting.
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Student Winners Chosen in PATH Holiday Poster Contest
Milan Zhu, a talented seventh grader from P.S. 37 in Jersey City, was facing some stiff competition in PATH’s annual Holiday Poster Contest, with more than 260 submissions from K-8 students across the city vying this year for the top prize. But Zhu’s creative rendering of a PATH train pulling into the North Pole with […]
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Parents and Administrators Grapple with Threat of Violence at Dickinson
The mother of a Dickinson High School student, told the Jersey City Board of Education that her daughter is one of the many who has been afraid to attend school due to a threat of mass violence made on social media that led to extra patrolling at the school on Monday.
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Questions Remain Regarding Schools’ Cancellation of Contract for Student Counseling
Parents and students are expressing concern following the cancellation of a contract with a company that had begun to provide counseling to students.