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School District Planning For Reopening, But ‘Will Be Ready’ If Schools Remain Closed In September

May 19, 2020 Coronavirus, School Board

Schools Superintendent John Ravally is working with superintendents across the county to devise re-opening plans for schools in September. (File photo.)

School officials are planning how buildings will reopen come September, and are making contingency plans if they don’t.

Schools Superintendent John Ravally is working with other Somerset County superintendents and the Somerset County Executive Superintendent of Schools to devise a plan, a district spokeswoman said.

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