It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone, on this day after the blizzard of 26, when different communities in our area are making different choices about reopening schools.

Now, lots of schools and school districts remain closed today.

You probably haven't heard a lot of this unless you're in those school districts because

New York City reopening is getting so much press.

But northern New Jersey, Long Island, some are going remote, many most are closed,

while the city is going right back to an in-person school day. School systems right across the

river from Manhattan, for example, are closed, Hoboken, Jersey City, Wehawk in Fort Lee,

Palisades Park, others while the west side right across the

water, and the rest of the city hope the staff and kids can all get to their seats. Same thing to the

east, let's say just across the border from Brooklyn and Queens, Great Neck, Closed, Valley Stream,

closed, Floral Park, Bellrose, closed. Some districts out on the South Fork, interestingly, seem not to be able to figure themselves out.

Or as a region, they can't figure themselves out.

East Hampton and Sag Harbor have remote learning today.

We'll see if there's any learning.

They have remote instruction.

West Hampton Beach and Bridge

Hampton, from the list I saw, are fully closed again. By the way, at Delphi University's main campus,

for those of you affected, is also still closed. And back in Jersey, at the college level,

though the pre-K through 12 schools are fully closed in Montclair,

Montclair State, the university will have remote instruction, as Will Rutgers.

So it's sort of a choose-your-own-adventure day for school districts around the area, right?

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