Remote Learning

Gov. Phil Murphy remains committed to schools being open for in-person instruction only. New York City has taken the same approach. Philadelphia hasn’t.

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with Newark Trust for Education Executive Director Ron Chaluisan about the upcoming school year

Despite Gov. Phil Murphy’s ‘unequivocal’ decision that school be in-person with no virtual option, a group of N.J. parents have collected more than 11,000 signatures asking him to change his mind.

Come get your new laptop!The University Heights Charter School in Newark is giving out new computers to its 850 students, Pre-K through middle school, to…

The next edition of Ask Governor Murphy is Thursday, September 10 at 7 p.m. on WBGO and here at wbgo.org. Join host Nancy Solomon of WNYC and New Jersey…

New York City is providing free childcare for some working parents who need help with their child doing remote learning.Starting Sept. 21 there will be…

New York City officials are planning on a combination of classroom and remote learning to start the school year.The city is submitting its plans to the…

New York City officials are revealing a hybrid learning plan for the start of the school year in September to help slow the spread of coronavirus.Mayor de…