Unvaccinated school and childcare workers in New Jersey no longer have to undergo regular COVID-19 testing following a Monday order from Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy.
Unvaccinated educators will no longer be required to undergo routine COVID-19 testing in New Jersey, according to an announcement from Gov. Phil Murphy.
New Jersey is dropping its COVID testing requirements for school districts and child care facilities, in line with recent changes in CDC guidance, the governor’s office said Monday. The change applies immediately, Gov. Phil Murphy’s office said.
TRENTON — New Jersey will no longer require routine COVID-19 testing for unvaccinated state contractors or workers in school districts and child care settings, the governor's office said in a
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