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N.J. parents say COVID rules discriminate against unvaccinated students

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Sue Duggan is upset with the district's policy requiring unvaccinated students to quarantine at home if they have been exposed to COVID-19. Duggan: "These healthy kids are forced to sit home for several days, passing time on their phones, getting detached from their teachers and peers, missing school sports and their education" The district has stated it is following state Department of Health guidelines.

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N.J. parents say COVID rules discriminate against unvaccinated students

Hunterdon Central Regional High School Communications Officer Nancy Tucker said the district follows state Department of Health protocols for all matters relating to contact tracing and quarantining.

·New Jersey, United States
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nj broke the news in New Jersey, United States on Thursday, January 27, 2022.
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