On November 16, 2020, Governor Philip Murphy signed Executive Order 196 related to the COVID-19 pandemic. A significant aspect of the Order is that legislative proceedings of school boards are expressly excluded from the capacity limits on gatherings in EO196 or any other applicable Executive Order. Previously, it was unclear whether the legislative proceedings exemption to the capacity requirements applied to boards of education. The Order clarifies that the exemption does apply. Caution is urged because other requirements related to social distancing and mask wearing continue to apply and will have the effect of limiting capacity at board meetings. The Order also addresses a number of issues relevant to gatherings including athletic practices and competitions.
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Executive Order 196 Exempts School Board Meetings from Capacity Limitations
November 17, 2020
By Robert Muccilli
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