Schools
Some Millburn Students Will Return To On-Site Education Monday
The superintendent will give updates on the rest of the students at Monday night's school board meeting.
MILLBURN, NJ — After a month of remote education for all Millburn students, the school district's younger learners may return to on-site education Monday, if their families chose the hybrid learning option.
"We are looking forward to opening our PreK to grade 4 schools for our hybrid/in-person learners on Monday, Oct. 5," wrote Superintendent Christine Burton in an update on Friday. "We also have Special Programs students returning to their classes in the Middle and High School for the opportunity to build their skills."
The other students will remain on remote learning until Nov. 9. (See prior story here).
Burton said that she will update parents on how the day went, and share information about planning for Nov. 9, at Monday night's school board meeting. There will be a Q&A during the public comment section.
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