School districts were faced with snow removal and the potential for icy roads in Ocean County following Monday's storm.
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The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning and is predicting at least 4 inches of snow for most of Ocean County.
COVID-19 cases have been rising significantly in recent days, but the superintendent said there are no plans to shift to remote instruction.
The district and police are on alert after information about a generic threat of violence against schools has spread across the country.
The challenge on the social media app comes as districts in New Jersey struggle with a number of school threats and rumors in recent days.
Dozens of cosmetology students are in limbo after the Capri Institute closed under mysterious circumstances last week.
Brick police say they searched the home of a middle school student reportedly heard making firearm threats.
The township school district was recognized by the New Jersey School Boards Association for innovative programming during the pandemic.
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Allegations of a possible incident were investigated by police and are unfounded, authorities said.
Firefighters and police answered an alarm that was the result of a sensor that had gone bad, officials said.
The school board announced the change at the September meeting.
Some parents are angry with the masks-optional decision; officials say only 2 schools have AC to combat indoor temps that hit 95 degrees.
The Brick Township Board of Education is moving its meeting to a few days sooner.
Students and staff will have the option of wearing masks Wednesday as excessive heat is possible in the buildings, school officials said.
The mask mandate from Gov. Phil Murphy alters quarantining: masked students will not have quarantine if they are exposed to COVID-19.
Parents in Brick Township can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
Even as guidance changes on indoor mask-wearing as COVID-19 spikes, Brick Schools officials say they are not planning to make a change.
Three incumbents are being challenged by a former board member and a newcomer in the November 2021 school board election.
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The departure of the district's human resources director led to a domino of promotions as staff members were moved to fill openings.
If you have plans for Friday evening, be prepared for extra traffic around town.
With high temperatures and high humidity affecting the area, Brick schools officials say masks will be optional in school.
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The district announced the move to full sessions as coronavirus pandemic restrictions ease and daily cases continue to wane.
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The proposed budget, which must be approved by the state Department of Education, cuts 26 full-time positions amid a $5.3 million aid cut.
Families who have just moved to Brick can register their children for the 2021-22 school year as well.
When schools return from Spring Break, elementary students and staff will have five half-days in the buildings.
Students in preschool through fifth grade will be eligible to move to five days a week of in-person instruction soon, officials said.
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The Brick Township Board of Education is set to meet Thursday, and will be introducing its tentative budget for next school year.
The district has cut more than 10 percent of its staff since S2 rolled out; this year, the cut is 19.45 percent of the 2020-21 allocation.
The agreement sets raises for four years and allows the district to focus on moving the district forward, officials said.
The meeting can be watched online and a phone number is available for members of the public to ask questions.
You must register for the meetings set for Monday and Tuesday; they will be held virtually.
The school district has said it is planning to return its youngest students to the classroom four days a week as the case rate slows.