New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Jan. 27 that the state’s digital divide stands at 1,928 students as of Jan. 20. That’s a 62.9 percent decrease from Jan. 13.
“Closing the digital divide has remained a priority for Acting Commissioner Dr. Angelica Allen-McMillan and her team,” Murphy said.
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