Per updated state guidelines, students in New Jersey who’ve had close contact with COVID-positive classmates or teachers now only need to quarantine for seven days, provided they test negative on the fifth through seventh day. If no test is taken, then it’s 10 days.
N.J. Advance Media’s Kelly Heyboer takes a closer look at the rule changes.
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