Wyckoff Schools Continue In-Person Learning Post-Thanksgiving

WYCKOFF, NJ — Superintendent Kerry Postma announced in a recent letter that in-person learning in Wyckoff will remain the model "for the foreseeable future."

According to a recent letter, the check-point date for the district to determine if a shift was necessary was Nov. 25.

"At this time, looking ahead at our November 25th checkpoint, we will maintain the current in-person models at our elementary and middle school for the foreseeable future," said Postma. "Because we are constantly monitoring and evaluating the status of COVID-19 in our District, we will not set a specific new checkpoint date, but will communicate with all stakeholders as soon as it is determined that we are able to expand our in-person models, or if any other changes are needed."

Parents were able to shift their children into remote learning if requested by Monday, Nov. 23. That move would go into effect today, Nov. 30.

According to the district, there have been 18 cases across the public schools since the beginning of September.

Cases weren't reported in a letter last week, but two cases were reported during the week of Nov. 20.