A school district in Cumberland County is returning to a regular classroom schedule Monday after switching to early dismissals for four weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. Millville made the month-long scheduling change at the middle school and both high schools due to so many teachers staying home — up to 20 percent on some days – that students were congregating in cafeterias and auditoriums for up to 90 minutes. Elementary school students were not affected. Superintendent Tony Trongone told NJ Advance Media the surge in local COVID-19 cases stemming from the omicron variant has receded an…
