At the end of his “Today” show appearance Nov. 12, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy was asked to address the recent rumor that N.J. schools would be closing down and switching to all-virtual learning.
“Yeah, that’s not the case,” Murphy said to host Savannah Guthrie. “That’s something that could happen, but at the moment, back to school, two months in, has worked quite well — so far, so good.”
NJ Advance Media’s Jeff Goldman has more.
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