Wayne Board of Education To Present Return To School Proposal

WAYNE, NJ — Wayne students are just a day away from learning what their return to school may look like this fall.

The Board of Education will discuss a return to school proposal at their Thursday meeting, according to both the meeting agenda and a tweet from Wayne Public Schools.

The meeting, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., will be hosted virtually via Zoom.

In a Wednesday letter to parents and guardians, the district announced the meeting, and added that the plan presented Thursday is not final.

"Note this is not a final plan, but a proposal with opportunities for public comment and feedback. A final plan will be submitted for approval after public comment and further revisions in early August," it read.

The Wayne Board of Education will be meeting virtually on July 16th at 7:30 PM and the administration will share a return to school proposal. Click here for more information https://t.co/8bk4Dq366P pic.twitter.com/vEp68gpEMl
— Wayne Public Schools (@WayneSchoolsNJ) July 15, 2020

Also on the agenda for Thursday's meeting is a presentation of the disctrict's 2020-2021 goals.

Superintendent Mark Toback and Assistant Superintendent Donna Reichman will make both presentations, according to the agenda.