Mendham Borough Schools Preparing For Coronavirus Closure

MENDHAM, NJ - With the encroaching coronavirus, or COVID19, popping up around the state, the Mendham Borough School District is working on a plan to keep continuity of learning if the need arises that the schools close.

"We are finalizing our virtual learning plan to continue delivering instruction to our students should a school closure be required by the Department of Health," Superintendent Mitzi N. Morillo said. "This information will be shared with parents upon approval by the Executive County Superintendent."

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Morillo noted that information and guidance could change quickly the district administration and school nurses are discussing upcoming trips, social and athletic events and will communicate any changes or cancellations as early as possible.

"If you have any specific questions or concerns please reach out to your school principal, your school nurse or my office," she said.

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