Morristown High School Going Virtual Until Nov. 22 Due To COVID Cases

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Remote classes aren't quite over yet. Morristown High School will shut down in-person learning until Nov. 22 because of coronavirus cases.

At least 10 cases have been reported in the school community, which prompted officials to close at the direction of local health authorities. Students will access online instruction, according to their regular schedule, Principal Mark Manning said in an email.

Sports and extracurricular activities were also suspended.

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