N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy on Sept. 4 said that 607 school reopening plans have been finalized.
In addition, he said 354 districts will be using hybrid in-person and remote learning, 59 will use all in-person learning, 172 will use all-remote learning and 22 will use a combination of plans.
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