Spring Break starts this week for many of New Jersey’s nearly 600 public school districts — but not all of them. But a new bill would change that completely. Planning a Spring Break trip can be a logistical nightmare for teacher's whose children attend school in a different town, or families with kids at schools in more than one district. "Families cannot take a vacation together because the schedules don’t coincide," said State Senator Patrick Diegnan, who is sponsoring the bill. 🔗 Click the link in bio to read more 🖊️ Reporting by Rob Jennings / NJ.com #nj #newjersey #njschool