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Hoboken Schools Close For Snow: 'Watch Netflix,' Superintendent Says
"Some have asked if we could have a remote learning day," the Hoboken superintendent said as part of her announcement.
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — Just like in Jersey City, the Hoboken public schools will be closed for a snow day on Monday.
(See photos of Hoboken in the snowstorm here.)
Superintendent Christine Johnson said, "The Hoboken Public School District will be closed tomorrow (Monday, January 26th) due to inclement weather. Some have asked if we could have a remote learning day. The NJ DOE has not approved remote learning for snow. Use this traditional snow day to stay home with family members or friends.
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"Play outside in the snow, enjoy a good book, or watch a Netflix series together. Be sure to check your email and our website for updates. Please stay warm and safe. Thank you as always for your cooperation."
As much as 13 inches of snow and sleet are expected to fall in Hudson County before Monday morning.
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Below are links to the public school districts in Hudson County to find out about the other schools.
Bayonne schools: Details here. Superintendent John Niesz wrote in a letter, "We are closely monitoring the weather situation in coordination with local emergency management officials. Any changes to the school schedule will be announced by Sunday afternoon, January 25th, at the latest."
Hoboken schools: Closed Monday. Details here.
Hudson County Schools of Technology: Details here.
Jersey City schools: Closed Monday. Details here.
Kearny schools: Details here.
North Bergen schools: Dr. George Solter said in a letter earlier this month that any winter weather announcements will be posted on the district website, as well as communicated through other means. The website is here.
Secaucus schools: Details here.
Union City schools: Details here.
Weehawken schools: Details here.
The Hoboken Public Library will close Sunday and Monday. See sign below.
The NWS expects 7-11 inches of snow starting early Sunday, then 1-2 inches at night, and ice and sleet into the next morning.
Come back to Hoboken Patch for forecast updates and closings.
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