Several New Jersey schools still assessing damage from Hurricane Irene

Sept. 12, 2011
Some campuses may be closed for months for repairs

From The Newark Star-Ledger: Many schools in New Jersey are still tallying the damage from Hurricane Irene, but some districts anticipate the cost will be in the millions. Several schools are expected to be closed for months, if not the whole year, as they are cleaned and repaired.

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