Bloomfield Schools Move To Hybrid Timetable Ahead Of Reopen

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — Bloomfield’s public schools continue to rev the engines for students’ return to the classroom amid the coronavirus crisis.

On Monday, the district shifted to a hybrid timetable (see the schedules online here).

While learning remains remote, the move will help teachers and students get ready for an eventual return to hybrid instruction – including some in-person classes – on Monday, April 19.

“We hope this helps ease the community into a more consistent frame when students re-enter the buildings,” Bloomfield school officials stated. “If you have any questions about your child's specific schedule, please reach out to their building principal.”

The district has launched a website with details about the reopening plan, which can be seen here.

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