South Brunswick Schools Go Remote, Snow Totals in Middlesex Co.

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — As Sunday’s storm dumped more snow in South Brunswick, the school district opted for remote learning day.

On Sunday, school superintendent Scott Feder sent out a message to the school community informing them of the change.

Out of an abundance of caution and to follow suit with all surrounding districts, South Brunswick will have a full remote day tomorrow, Monday, Feb. 8,” Valeski said.

“Every district around South Brunswick will be remote tomorrow due to potential early morning icing and other snow related challenges,” he said.

(Pics: Azra Baig)

South Brunswick schools opened for in-person classes in the hybrid track on Feb. 4. Feder said the school district had a successful first two days.

“We had a great first two days and while I am not happy to break our short little streak, the last thing we want to see are safety issues on top of our already COVID related safety challenges,” he said.

Sunday’s snowstorm dumped 6 inches of snow in many Middlesex County towns. If you took any pictures, we invite you to share them with Patch by sending them to sarah.salvadore@patch.com.

The National Weather Service has issued snow totals (in inches): Here’s how much snow Middlesex County received:

• Iselin 8.0 in
• Cranbury 6.3 in
• South Plainfield 6.0 in
• Woodbridge 6.0 in
• East Brunswick 5.0 in
• Edison 5.0 in
• Metuchen 4.7 in
• Parlin 4.6 in
• Jamesburg 4.0 in

Road crews across the state were dealing with the cleanup, a number of accidents, potential power outages and black ice on Sunday night and Monday morning. New Jersey may face more trouble later in the week since additional winter weather is in the forecast.

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