Permits one-time use of virtual or remote instruction for students attending public school used as polling place on certain election day.
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Overview
This bill allows New Jersey school districts to temporarily offer virtual or remote instruction to students attending public schools used as polling places for a special election on April 16, 2026. It addresses a situation where schools must serve as polling locations, potentially disrupting regular in-person classes. The virtual instruction day would be counted towards the school district's required 180 days of instruction. This is a one-time exception to existing regulations.
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