Schools
Regular Schedule To Resume At Bridgewater-Raritan Schools After Heat Wave
The regional school district switched to a 4-hour session day schedule for Wednesday and Thursday as a result of rising temperatures.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ — The Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District will return to a regular schedule on Friday, Superintendent of Schools Robert Beers announced Thursday.
The district had previously switched to a 4-Hour session day schedule for Wednesday and Thursday due to the heat wave.
"I want to thank all families for your flexibility and patience regarding the change in schedule due to the heat advisory. Despite the obstacles, it was uplifting to see our students in the hallways of our buildings," said Beers.
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The regular schedule can be found here.
Additionally, Beers acknowledged issues related to bussing during the opening week of school.
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"I agree that this level of service is not aligned with our expectations. We are working to correct these issues to have a more effective system in place as soon as possible. Our goal is the same as yours: to get our students to and from school on time," said Beers.
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