Bridge Year for High School Students to Make Up for Class Time Lost in Coronavirus Pandemic

NJ Offers ‘Bridge’ Year for High School Students to Make Up for Class Time Lost in Coronavirus Pandemic

A new “bridge year” pilot program will allow some New Jersey high school students to stay behind for an extra year to make up what they missed when schools were shut down abruptly by the coronavirus. Under a law signed last month by Gov. Phil Murphy, upcoming juniors and seniors can opt to defer graduation to attend classes at their high schools, participate in extracurricular activities such as musicals, and play spring sports that were canceled because of the pandemic.  | The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8

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