“The district wants our children and staff to return to school as soon as possible,” Zega said. Zega said parents and legal guardians will soon be receiving detailed infromation from their children's principals regarding preparations for the first day of school and beyond. 12, if coronavirus-related health data and other factors allow. 3, is planning to pivot from all-remote to a hybrid model Oct. Woodbridge Township School District Superintendent Robert Zega said the district, whose first day of school will be Sept. “While we continue to believe there is no substitute for being in the classroom, allowing districts to delay the implementation of in-person instruction will give them the time and flexibility they need to ensure buildings are ready and welcoming when they do open.” “Many districts have expressed that meeting critical health and safety criteria by the first day of school is proving to be a challenge,” Murphy said.
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