PARSIPPANY, NJ – The Parsippany-Troy Hills Board of Education met this evening, March 12, 2020 to discuss plans for handling the national Coronovirus pandemic.
At this time the Board has decided to keep the schools open. This could change shortly into the future but for now Parsippany schools will remain open, despite many families pressuring the school district to close.
Many neighboring school districts have announced a two week closure. Hanover and Chatham are among those towns.
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