Millburn Schools Go Remote Tuesday Due To Snow In Forecast

MILLBURN, NJ — After Mother Nature dropped 7 inches of snow on Millburn on Sunday, another layer is predicted for early Tuesday morning, so the Millburn schools will be remote Tuesday.

"Millburn Schools will operate on a virtual schedule tomorrow, Tuesday, February 9," the district announced Monday night, "due to the forecast for snow during the early morning hours, and continuing into the midday, when staff, students and buses will be on the roads.

"Therefore, in an abundance of caution, all staff and students will teach, learn and work remotely tomorrow. No transportation will be provided for students, in or out of district. Information on the rescheduling of the staff Covid testing will be forwarded to staff tomorrow. Thank you…stay safe."

(Nearby Maplewood also announced that schools would be remote Tuesday due to the forecast.)

Forecasters say the Garden State may be in for more snow later this week, particularly Thursday and Friday. Specifically for Millburn, the National Weather Service predicts snow Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.

In the days after that, it might be easier just to say which days snow isn't predicted for Millburn. So far, that's Monday.

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