New Jersey school to begin remote due to mold caused by Ida's heavy rains
A school in Hopatcong has yet to open for in-person learning due to mold caused by Ida's heavy rains.
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Sep 16, 2021, 9:42 AM
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Updated 952 days ago
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8ds agoA school in Hopatcong has yet
to open for in-person learning due to mold caused by Ida's heavy rains.
Tulsa Trail Elementary is instead
going with remote learning,
beginning today.
Administrators say it will
take up to 10 days to address the problem.
The days will count as school days and approval to move to remote
instruction has been given through consultation with the New Jersey Department
of Education.
