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Ridgewood NJ, the weather held , the class of 2023 graduated and another school year at Ridgewood High School has come to an end.
Ridgewood High School Class of 2023
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Governor and State Police Superintendent Walk Back Police Action on , “Wave Parades”
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Trenton NJ, at the May 11th, 2020 Coronavirus Briefing Media after tanking considerable heat from parents of 2020 graduates the Governor and State Police Superintendent walked back police action against “Wave Parades”.
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Do plans for a graduation ceremony at RHS violate Gov. Murphy’s ‘Stay at Home’ Order? Will people gather to watch?
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Ridgewood NJ, According to a recent letter from RHS Principal Tom Gorman, the school district has planned a graduation for the Class of 2020 that will take place at RHS.
The event, which all seniors are expected to attend, would take place on to-be-determined days between June 8-12. Seniors, following the rules of social distancing, will be asked to dress in graduation gowns and tuxedos. Parents or guardians will be asked to drive them to the school at pre-assigned times, where each senior will walk along the front lawn, have their name read, take a picture in front of the school with their immediate family, and return to their car.
Will people outside of immediate family members gather within line of sight to RHS in order to witness seniors dressed in gowns and tuxedos walk across the school’s front lawn on June 8-12, thus violating the Gov.’s ‘Stay at Home’ Order?
Ridgewood School District Working on Virtual Alternatives High School Graduation and Promotion Ceremonies
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Ridgewood NJ, at the Monday night School Board meeting ,Dr. Fishbein began by stating that Governor Murphy has closed schools for students for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year and that students would finish the year via virtual home instruction. He expressed that no one wants to be back in the schools more than educators. Dr. Fishbein thanked the teachers for their hard work and commitment and expressed they have done an amazing job planning and executing virtual learning for our students. Acknowledging the challenges of remote instruction, he reiterated that educators would prefer to be in school with their students and to celebrate all of the end-of-year traditions that are being impacted by the current public health crisis.