Urges DOE to require that school districts maintain tradition of snow days.

This is a non-binding Assembly Resolution (not a bill), urging the New Jersey Department of Education to require school districts to maintain traditional snow days instead of mandating remote learning during inclement weather. It directly affects school districts, students, and parents by opposing a pending bill that would allow remote instruction to count toward the required 180-day school year. The resolution argues that replacing snow days with remote learning disrupts post-pandemic routines and burdens families with virtual learning logistics. It does not change current law or policy, as resolutions cannot enact legislation.